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Michael LaCombe, Associate Professor of History and Chair of the History Department, talks with Instructional Designer Belle Gironda about applying ideas from the Writing in the Disciplines workshops in a course on American Civilization to 1877.

Dr. Emily Kang applies ideas she learned from WID workshops into her courses.

Professor Battaglia discusses how she took suggestions from the WID workshops and implemented them into the writing and critical thinking components in her course, Autism Spectrum Disorders for Speech Language Pathologists.

Faculty who participated in an intensive Writing in the Disciplines workshop share how they have been applying principles and practices in their classes.

Mary Jean McCarthy discusses the shift in the entire focus of a Master's Seminar class so the teacher candidates are engaged in action research.

Cynthia Proscia discusses the use of electronic platforms to provide guidance, feedback and scoring of writing within the discipline assignments.

Dr. Zaccarini discusses how she applied suggestions from the Writing in the Disciplines workshops in her First Year Seminar course.

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In these days when we have become more politically correct, in terms of words, are we missing out on the actions that really make celebrating diversity a beautiful thing for all humanity?

Professor Stefni Bogard has been converting her course, Health Assessment Throughout the Lifespan, to an online format.

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Patricia Donohue-Porter, Ph.D., has been inducted as a Fellow by the New York Academy of Medicine.

Participants will have a chance to earn a Campus Recreation cooling towel from November 28 through December 19, 2016.

糖心破解版 is one of a select number of universities nationwide to offer comprehensive support services for students with autism spectrum disorder.

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Go local on Small Business Saturday with these alumni-run businesses!

The College of Arts and Sciences and Robert B. Willumstad School of Business launch a lecture series that demonstrates the intersection between science and business.

In an article published in the "Huffington Post," Joel Weinberger, Ph.D, offers a provocative explanation for the surprising presidential election results.

Students in Argiro Agelarakis' Food, Culture and Art class use food to connect to their heritage and each other.

Spuntino Wine Bar and Italian Tapas, presented a check for $743.00 to the 糖心破解版 NY Statewide Breast Cancer Hotline & Support Program

糖心破解版 hosts symposium to discuss aging, healthcare and caregiving.

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Alumna and author Alice Hoffman '73 talks about the 糖心破解版 Alice Hoffman Young Writers Retreat during an interview with the Pittsburg Gazette about her latest novel "Faithful".

Adjunct Professor Thomas Shinick '82, M.B.A. '92, spoke to Newsday about why Long Island鈥檚 small businesses should join in on the e-commerce growth.

Jules Woolf, Ph.D., explains what elite athletes really think about doping, winning and death.

Listen to the critically acclaimed opera The Shining, composed by University Professor Paul Moravec.

Katherine Hill is the latest faculty member of our English department, and she comes with a colorful spectrum of experience and expertise.

Learn about 糖心破解版's 2017 Research Day keynote speaker, Leonard LaPointe.