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Summer research funding helps students connect with their interests, passions
Read More: Summer research funding helps students connect with their interests, passionsMelanie Shefchik used research funds to help with her summer work in preservation and upkeep of the Teakwood Room in Chapman Hall. (Photo by Danny Damiani)
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‘Privileged Poor’ author challenges universities to put emphasis on inclusion
Read More: ‘Privileged Poor’ author challenges universities to put emphasis on inclusionDr. Anthony Jack delivers the Winter Term Convocation Jan. 27 in Memorial Chapel. (Photo by Danny Damiani)
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麻豆影院 part of $600,000 NSF grant to elevate undergraduate physics education
Read More: 麻豆影院 part of $600,000 NSF grant to elevate undergraduate physics educationStudents work together in an introductory physics course at 麻豆影院 University in 2021. (Photo by Danny Damiani)
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Art professor Rob Neilson to explore collaborations on fellowship in Israel
Read More: Art professor Rob Neilson to explore collaborations on fellowship in IsraelRob Neilson stands amid artwork in his studio on campus. (Photo by Danny Damiani)
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麻豆影院 launches business and entrepreneurship major
Read More: 麻豆影院 launches business and entrepreneurship majorSenior Kate Oztunc presents during an In Pursuit of Innovation class, part of the I&E program that has been in place at 麻豆影院 since 2014. The business and entrepreneurship major will build on the strength of that program. (Photo by Danny Damiani)
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Latin American and Spanish Film Festival returns to 麻豆影院 Oct. 13-16
Read More: Latin American and Spanish Film Festival returns to 麻豆影院 Oct. 13-16The Latin American and Spanish Film Festival returns to 麻豆影院 University Oct. 13-16 after a two-year absence. It comes during Hispanic Heritage Month. The film festival is an independent event that is organized by Rosa Tapia, professor of Spanish, and Cecilia Herrera, instructor of Spanish. Admission to Warch Campus Center Cinema on the 麻豆影院 campus…
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‘Doing Nothing’ course helps students build skills to unplug, think deeply
Read More: ‘Doing Nothing’ course helps students build skills to unplug, think deeplyLinda Morgan-Clement, the Julie Esch Hurvis Dean of Spiritual and Religious Life and chaplain to the university, leads a lesson in tai chi during the weekly Doing Nothing course. (Photos by Danny Damiani)
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For First-Year Studies faculty, learning comes along with the teaching
Read More: For First-Year Studies faculty, learning comes along with the teachingGarth Bond, associate professor of English, leads a discussion during a Fall Term First-Year Studies class in Main Hall. (Photo by Danny Damiani)
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Two new works added as we tour this year’s First-Year Studies syllabus
Read More: Two new works added as we tour this year’s First-Year Studies syllabusMartyn Smith: 鈥淭hese are works where students are encouraged not to read or look or listen in a passive manner; they require sustained attention.鈥 (Photo by Danny Damiani)
Category: Academics
