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University
of Portland
Portland Soccer Player Takes Top Collegiate Woman
Athlete Honors
Soccer superstar Christine Sinclair of the University
of Portland has been awarded the 30th annual Honda-Broderick
Cup, designating her as the 2006 Collegiate Woman Athlete
of the Year. Former winner Jackie Joyner-Kersee presented
Sinclair with the prestigious award, which recognizes
not only outstanding athletic achievement but team contributions,
scholastics and community involvement. MORE>> |
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Saint
Leo University
Saint Leo Succeeds in Granting Business Degrees
to Minority Students
More African American students graduate from Saint Leo
University with a bachelor’s degree in business,
management or marketing than from any other college or
university in the nation, according to a recent report
from Diverse: Issues in Higher Education magazine. MORE>> |
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Wittenberg
University
Summer Service Trip to Africa Prepares Students
for Global Challenges
For the third time in the last four years, a contingent
of Wittenberg community members volunteered their time
and talents in the Kingdom of Lesotho, immersing themselves
in a new culture and greeting faces huddled at the gate
of their compound every day with “Lumela”
(Sesotho for Good Morning). In 2006 a record number of
students participated in the trip led by Associate Professor
of History Scott Rosenberg. MORE>> |
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Hobart
& William Smith Colleges
Recent Grad Awarded Fulbright to Study in Denmark
Recent William Smith graduate Kathleen Bush will spend
the next academic year conducting research in Denmark
as a Fulbright student grantee. The grant, one of only
seven full Denmark Fulbrights awarded annually, will allow
Bush to study at Roskilde University in Copenhagen, where
she has been invited as a special student. MORE>> |
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Lycoming
College
Lycoming Students Receive Grant to Study Salamander
Native to Area
Thanks to a recent grant, Lycoming College students will
be studying the eastern "Hellbender" - a special
salamander that may be the harbinger of the health of
the Susquehanna River basin. The hellbender is the largest
salamander in North America, growing to a length of 27
inches. MORE>> |
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Schreiner
University
Schreiner Creates New Digital Library for Prized
Historical Documents
Schreiner University’s William Logan Library is
bringing the past to life through the Sam Lanham Digital
Library. Posted online, the documents tell stories of
life from decades, and centuries, ago. Making the items
available online will greatly enhance the educational
and research efforts of historians, teachers, students
and general researchers wanting to learn more about the
origins of the Texas Hill Country. MORE>> |
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