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Siena
College
Biology Students See Research from a Different
Perspective
For the past two January months, Biology students and
professors have journeyed to Costa Rica to get a handle
on how different cultures approach scientific research.
Both years, Siena students studied the ecology of tropical
rainforests, and helped Costa Rican students with research
projects. MORE>> |
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Randolph-Macon
Woman’s College
Professor Blogs from Maya World
A Randolph-Macon Woman’s College professor is spending
his summer studying the Maya Worlds, thanks to an award
from the National Endowment for the Humanities. John Abell,
an economics professor, was one of 24 faculty selected
from throughout the U.S. to participate in a national
Summer Institute on "Maya Worlds: on-site in Chiapas,
Guatemala, Honduras and Belize." MORE>> |
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University
of Dayton
Urban Teacher Academy Prepares Students for Urban
Classrooms
The University of Dayton's Urban Teacher Academy prepares
students to teach in the Dayton Public Schools and helps
keep new teachers in the classroom. The Reynolds and Reynolds
Foundation has given the University $40,000 to support
students and teacher mentors in the Urban Teacher Academy.
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Azusa
Pacific University
Azusa Pacific Repeats as Director’s Cup
Winner
For the second consecutive year, Azusa Pacific has captured
the Directors’ Cup, emblematic of the Cougars being
the best athletics program in the NAIA for the 2005-06
year. APU has finished in the top three each of the last
eight years, and is the first Southern California school
to win back-to-back Cups. MORE>> |
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Belhaven
College
Omega College at Belhaven Allows Students to Personalize
Education
The Omega College program allows selected students the
unique opportunity to enhance their course of study by
formatting their curriculum. Through career-specific advising,
students customize a program that includes beneficial
courses added to the student’s current course of
study, the possibility to intern and gain field experience
in preparation for their careers, and develop a career
portfolio of real-world experiences. MORE>> |
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College
of Saint Mary (NE)
College Dedicates Hixson-Lied Commons Multi-purpose
Facility
Around 200 people came to the College of Saint Mary campus
on July 29 to officially dedicate the new Hixson-Lied
Commons. The new facility, named for Ms. Christina Hixson,
and the Ernest F. Lied Foundation Trust, houses the Library,
the Achievement Center, Student Leadership and Organizations
and Christina's Place, a café and lounge. MORE>> |
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