Category: School Snippets

The College of Health Professions eNews brings us info on the newest clinical education labs and interprofessional teamwork. Dyson Digital Digest goes from Nanjing to New York and spends its Sunday with Dean Herrmann.

This month’s school news roundup features the IBM Case Competition, a top ten ranking and the debut of School of Ed’s newly-launched newsletter, Making the Grade.

This month, Seidenberg and Lubin bring us women’s world, a STEM conference, Chinese financial markets, an entrepreneurial success story, and more.

Pforzheimer students sound off on topics from gun control to civic engagement and even tap water in the latest issue of The Honors Herald. Thinkfinity Grants, conferences, and STARS take center stage in the SOExpress.

The reinvention of education, shining students, women in tech, and more! This month’s School Snippets brought to you by Dyson Digital Digest and Seidenberg News.

The School of Education talks STARS and STEM. eLubin addresses how the debt crisis will impact us and offers free tax assistance from VITA.

The College of Health Professions shares its Spring 2013 eNews and Seidenberg students are at it again–developing assistive technology, traveling to Helsinki, and the evolution of telehealth.

Winners announced, a Dean to watch, new literacies in Ireland, and more from eLubin and the SOExpress.

In this month’s roundup from across the University, a Fulbright “lunch and learn” info session, Pace at the Sloan-C International conference, and ghostly goings-on in the Birnbaum Library.

PUMA pounces, the Olympics of Advertising, and NABA nabs first place in this issue of eLubin. The Law School’s Pace Brief takes us behind the headlines of the Casey Anthony trial and Professor Vanessa H. Merton wins a top teaching prize.

From oysters to educators and from career counseling to consecutive grants, this month’s news roundup comes from the School of Education and Seidenberg.

A Dyson Professor is awarded a Fulbright to teach in Russia, an alumna goes to the Olympics, and students get a 360-degree view of homelessness in this month’s news roundup.

A round up of news from Seidenberg and CTLT including the first campus Hackathon, recognition from Computerworld, upcoming events, and more.

The LGBTQA and Social Justice Center debuts its new newsletter and Lubin plays host to two new Executives in Residence. Here’s your round up of news from around the University.

School of Education professor Brian Evans heads for the hills and Dyson College reports on its annual retreat.

The Honors College gets a visit from a big, but not-so-bad wolf and explains to us why Scorpios are just “too cool for school,” while Lubin announces Ernst & Young Scholarship winners and showcases their innovative programs.

The School of Education travels to Uganda to help orphaned children and debuts “TeachMe” technology; Dyson College gives us its top highlights in its Year in Review 2010-2011.

Lubin opens the doors to its new Entrepreneurship Labs, Jim Duffy to be honored at a Lubin Lunch, and big successes from Seidenberg.

Learn how Honors students sent hunger packing and why undergraduate research experiences are important in Scholastica, and get a glimpse into how courage, culture, and communication converge in the latest issue of The OMA Snap Shot.

A new Seidenberg Institute, networking for a greater good, and more in this round of school newsletters.