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Washington
College
College Awards Second Annual George Washington
Book Prize
The second annual George Washington Book Prize was awarded
at Mount Vernon on Tuesday, May 23, to Stacy Schiff for
her book, A Great Improvisation: Franklin, France, and
the Birth of America, published in 2005. The $50,000 prize
honors the most important new book about the founding
era. MORE>> |
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Loyola
University Chicago
Loyola Launches Partnership with The Beijing Center
in China
This year, Loyola University Chicago became the U.S. host
university for The Beijing Center (TBC) for Chinese Studies,
a study abroad program established in 1998 to provide
Jesuit university students with premier comprehensive
education about China. Students stay at the International
Students Center at Beijing's University of International
Business and Economics. MORE>> |
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Linfield
College
Linfield Welcomes New President
Dr. Thomas Hellie has been named the 19th president of
Linfield College. He brings a broad background in higher
education, having served as a faculty member, academic
administrator and foundation executive. Hellie said that
he looks forward to leading a college which is already
known regionally for its academic excellence. MORE>> |
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Doane
College
Doane Receives $30,000 Mellon Grant toward Cultural
Perspectives
Doane College received a $30,000 grant from The Andrew
W. Mellon Foundation to plan and revise the Cultural Perspectives
study category of its undergraduate program. The grant
will improve in-class and out-of-class experiences for
Doane students as members of a global community. MORE>> |
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Franklin
Pierce College
Student Receives Prestigious Fitzwater Award
Franklin Pierce senior Stephen Lacey was recently presented
with a Fitzwater Medallion for his outstanding contributions
to public discourse and democracy. The award is named
for Marlin Fitzwater, former press secretary to presidents
Ronald Reagan and George H. W. Bush and an advisory board
member for the Fitzwater Center for Communications at
Franklin Pierce. MORE>> |
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Thomas
More College
Thomas More Prepares Students for Multi-Cultural
Demands in the Workforce
In the fall of 2006, Thomas More College will begin offering
a degree in Latin American & Caribbean Studies. The
program is designed to prepare students to understand
the Spanish language, as well as the rich history and
cultures of Mexico, Jamaica, Puerto Rico, and other areas
of Latin America. MORE>> |
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