PROGRESSIVE
PROFILE: KAREN BUTTERWORTH
So,
if a dog is man's best friend, who is a dog's best friend? The multi-talented
Karen Butterworth, that's who.
DEAN'S
MESSAGE
IES
funding is a competitive process, and Dean Monk offers insights into
making your proposals more effective.
WATERBURY
FORUM PROVIDES "UNIMAGINABLE" DISCUSSION
Waterbury
Forum guest speaker Dick Hebdige said America is being "terrorized
by the War on Terror" and tried to imagine a different kind of
utopia.
KAYLYNN
HAMILTON: ALL AMERICAN TRAPSHOOTER
Among
the many hidden talents in the College of Education is the trapshooting
ability of new All-American KayLynn Hamilton.
FIRST-YEAR
SEMINAR A BIG HELP TO STUDENTS
Jennifer
Ishler, a member of the University's first-year seminar development
team and an assistant professor teaching first-year seminar in the College,
says the courses are extremely beneficial.
ELTRINGHAM
COMPLETES THE BOSTON MARATHON
Amanda
Eltringham, a graduate student in the Counselor Education program, takes
the running bug to the prestigious marathon and to her internship.
TWO
DEPARTMENTS JOIN FORCES TO OFFER NEW COLLEGE STUDENT AFFAIRS PROGRAM
New
master's program combines Higher Education and Counselor Education skills.
EDGAR
FARMER NAMED LPS DEPARTMENT HEAD
Farmer
brings a deep background in workforce education to his new leadership
role.
PENN
STATE TO HOST INTERNATIONAL INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGES CONFERENCE
Participants
will discuss the effects of indigenous knowledges on local communities
and on the academe.
ETHICS
CONFERENCE TO BE HELD IN BARBADOS
Call
for proposed papers out until June 1.
