Top Stories: • Law Professor Peter Lake spoke with Reuters for the news story that swept national newspapers, “States ratchet up transgender battle with lawsuit against U.S.” • Law Associate Dean Michael Allen is quoted in the Bradenton Herald story, “Tiger Bay panelists: Transgender issue transcends bathrooms.” • Chris Ferguson, Ph.D., associate professor and co-chair of […]
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Results of 2-year process ensures students, alumni that program meets rigorous standards
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Wearing out the soles of their shoes was not uncommon for door-to-door salesmen at the turn of the 20th century, often traveling very long distances on foot. Although salespeople still sell with all their hearts and souls, careers in sales have evolved quite a bit since then and play a significant role in any career […]
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RGIP bond portfolio places second while stocks take fourth.
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“This exhibition helps to justify why Florida painting is finally being viewed as an important school of art.” –Gary Libby, curator
Continue ReadingTop Stories: • “Ukraine’s Eurovision win shows that art follows invasion,” in CNN.com, May 16, was written by Stetson’s Mayhill C. Fowler, Ph.D., assistant professor of history, who is also author of a forthcoming book, Beau Monde at Empire’s Edge: State and Stage in Soviet Ukraine. • K.C. Ma, Ph.D., director of Stetson’s Roland George […]
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Theta to start recruiting members in the fall. This fall, Stetson University is reintroducing the sorority Kappa Alpha Theta to campus, bringing the total number of chapters at Stetson to 14: seven fraternities and seven sororities. Founded in 1870, Kappa Alpha Theta is the first Greek-letter fraternity for women. Their core values are scholarship, leadership, […]
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When interaction across genres and mediums is the norm, what you see on your phone “layers information on top of the real world.”
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Taylor Duguay, a junior political science and communications studies double-major at Stetson University, is the recipient of the 2016 Newman Civic Fellows Award. As a Newman Civic Fellow, Duguay is one of 218 students recognized as the next generation of public problem solvers and civic leaders. Through service, research, and advocacy, Newman Civic Fellows are making […]
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In a virtual classroom, wearing VR headsets, students get a strong visual of a village, what people live like, what their houses are like.
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Roderick L. Ireland, the first African-American chief justice of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, will deliver Stetson law school’s commencement address at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday, May 14, in the Plaza Mayor courtyard on Stetson’s Gulfport campus, 1401 61st St. South. When he was appointed an associate justice of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court in […]
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Gary R. Libby Gallery at Stetson’s Hand Art Center opens May 13, with an extensive collection of Florida artworks.
Continue ReadingTop Stories: • “Poor blacks less likely to get lung-cancer surgery,“ featuring the research of Stetson’s own Asal Mohamadi Johnson, Ph.D. assistant professor of Integrative Health Science, was picked up in The Washington Post, May 10, and Oncology Times, May 9. Also, “Neighborhood demographics linked with NSCLC treatment and survival,” covered May 5, in pm360online.com, […]
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Graduate Ian Morin departs Stetson with broadened musical range and a new personal tone. Ian Morin was all set to attend DePaul University in Chicago. Excellent music institution. Great cultural city. Wonderful chance to make a mark away from his Deltona, Fla., home. In the end, however, while convenience and expenses also were key components […]
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A business degree from Stetson University meets a stringent standard for quality recognized throughout the world.
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Stetson graduates its largest class of 830 at Spec Martin Stadium.
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At its Undergraduate Awards and Recognition Ceremony, Stetson University announced the recipients of two of its most prestigious awards: the Algernon Sydney Sullivan Awards, presented to two members of the graduating class; and the John Hague Award for Distinguished Teaching in the Liberal Arts and Sciences, given to a faculty member. Each year, the university […]
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“Leadership Excellence: the ultimate responsibility of Army ROTC in the discharge of its moral responsibility to our mission.”
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Collaboration between student and mentor brings lab discovery and personal growth.
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Jeanne Peterson named 2016 West Volusian of the Year at DeLand’s 25th Annual Wild Game Feast.
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