- She’s Psyched (and Her Students are Too)
- 345 days agoShe’s Psyched (and Her Students are Too)
She’s Psyched (and Her Students are Too)
Brynn BoyerSaying Miriam Liss likes psychology would be an understatement. Liss, a licensed clinical psychologist and one of the Princeton Review’s 300 Best Prof…Read More - Trotting the Globe for Business Education
- 342 days agoTrotting the Globe for Business Education
Trotting the Globe for Business Education
Brynn BoyerMukesh Srivastava is a frequent flyer with a penchant for international travel and a mind focused on global business. Srivastava, associate dean of th…Read More - Conundrum Challenge
- 311 days agoConundrum Challenge
- Seeking Feathered Friends
- 299 days agoSeeking Feathered FriendsBrynn BoyerFor Andrew Dolby, a stressed-out bird is a big deal. Dolby, professor and chair of the biology department, is researching the stress response in birds…Read More
- Growing a New Generation of Educators
- 290 days agoGrowing a New Generation of Educators
Growing a New Generation of Educators
Brynn BoyerGrades aren’t foremost on the mind of Laurie Abeel. The College of Education associate professor focuses more on the journey for her graduate-level st…Read More - In Search of Turtles
- 317 days agoIn Search of TurtlesBrynn BoyerAn uncommon reptile discovery will help shed light on the species in the Fredericksburg region.Read More
- Homework Helpers
- 170 days agoHomework HelpersBrynn BoyerCollege of Education students tutor area children -- and collect textbooks for a good cause.Read More
- Culturing Independent Inquiry
- 233 days agoCulturing Independent InquiryBrynn BoyerStudent lab research reveals real-world applications.Read More
- Conversation Starter
- 364 days agoConversation StarterBrynn BoyerFor Warren Rochelle, professor of English, a class is a conversation where knowledge goes both ways. “Classes are conversations between students and t…Read More
- Pursuing Preservation
- 163 days agoPursuing PreservationMarty MorrisonStudents test latest technology to determine the historical character of a structure.Read More
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