Monthly Archive:: September 2018
Kiersten Greene, SUNY New Paltz – Tech in the Classroom
Classrooms are becoming digitally smarter by the year. Kiersten Greene, assistant professor of literacy education in
12/9/2018
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Sister Marcella Wallowicz, Holy Family University – Sabermetrics in the Classroom
The statistics revolution may not just be for baseball. Sister Marcella Wallowicz, associate professor of mathematics
11/9/2018
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Fred Ledley, Bentley University – What Does Academic Research Contribute to New Medicines
Academic research can provide a big benefit to our health. Fred Ledley, professor in the department
10/9/2018
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This Week on The Academic Minute (2018.09.10)
This Week on The Academic Minute 2018.09.10 Monday, September 10th Fred Ledley of Bentley University explores
9/9/2018
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The Academic Minute for 2018.09.03-09.07
Academic Minute from 9.03 – 9.07 Monday, September 3rd Carsten Prasse – Johns Hopkins University
8/9/2018
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Robert Edgell, SUNY Polytechnic Institute – Small Businesses and Entrepreneurs
Entrepreneurs are flashy, but don’t forget about reliable small business owners. Robert Edgell, associate professor of
7/9/2018
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Nicholas Port, Indiana University – Subconcussions
Not every athlete with a brain injury has been diagnosed with a concussion. Nicholas Port, associate
6/9/2018
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Janice Stapley, Monmouth University – Female Student Athletes and Concussions
How do we protect athletes from concussions? Janice Stapley, associate professor of psychology at Monmouth University,
5/9/2018
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Franziska Landes, Columbia University – Lead in Soil
On this Student Spotlight: Kids love playing in the dirt, but can it be harmful? Franziska
4/9/2018
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Carsten Prasse, Johns Hopkins University – Water Purification
We need to purify water, but can we do it better? Carsten Prasse, assistant professor of
3/9/2018
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