Jan 20, 2021
Chip Nataro jumps the shark
The chemistry professor reviews more than 100 “sharksploitation” films in his book, You’re Gonna Need a Bigger Book.
Announcements
Jan 20, 2021
Time management series
Come take some time to review and organize your spring 2021 semester and learn how to better manage your time.
Jan 20, 2021
Unsung hero: Kia Damon-Olson
Her optimistic and realistic leadership style has provided a platform for her staff and players to excel during a difficult time.
Jan 20, 2021
Teaching in classrooms
Bring your questions, share strategies, and brainstorm solutions.
Jan 20, 2021
Clinton Terrace partially blocked
On Friday and Monday, a crane will block Clinton Terrace along the side of Farinon as emergency repairs are made in Farinon.
Jan 18, 2021
Unsung heroes: Dawn Sisson & Darlene Yost
In their roles as payroll administrators, both Dawn Sisson and Darlene Yost have done a remarkable job of adapting to the changing times during COVID.…
Jan 18, 2021
Virtual tours of Italian art & architecture
Professor Eric Hupe creates virtual tours of Italian art and architecture for his students in Art 223, Italian Renaissance Art, where they are able to…
Jan 18, 2021
Adding a LaFarm component to 2021 spring and fall courses
An in-person LaFarm visit may be an opportunity for students to meet in a physically-distanced manner, while seeing real-world examples of themes or issues…
Jan 18, 2021
Hanson Center & LVAIC announce keynote speaker
The Hanson Center for Inclusive STEM Education and LVAIC will host a lunchtime keynote lecture by Lauren Herckis, a Carnegie Mellon University anthropologist…
Jan 18, 2021
Meet the Dean of Students candidates
The search committee is very excited to invite the student body to meet the four final candidates for the Dean of Students position. The Dean of Students…