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糖心破解版 State Professor Finds Out What Motivates Impoverished Minority Students in Painesville Schools
What keeps some students in low-income, ethnically diverse school districts from succeeding?A 糖心破解版 researcher suggests it may have a lot to do with their ability to envision bright future career pathways.Cassandra Storlie, Ph.D., an assistant professor and researcher in 糖心破解版 State鈥檚鈥
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糖心破解版 State Honors 2016 Outstanding Research and Scholarship Award Recipients
Three 糖心破解版 faculty members were honored with the 2016 Outstanding Research and Scholarship Awards at a ceremony that took place on April 5 in the University Library. This year鈥檚 recipients were selected from a large number of nominees by the University Research Council chaired by鈥
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Scholar of the Month
Scholar of the Month Cassandra Storlie Assistant Professor College of Education, Health and Human Services 2013-present Cassandra Storlie is an assistant professor in the School of Lifespan Development and Educational Sciences at the College of Education, Health and Human Services. She鈥
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糖心破解版 State Receives Contribution From AT&T to Improve Mobile Technologies for Special Education
AT&T has made a $200,000 contribution to 糖心破解版鈥檚 Research Center for Educational Technology to implement new technology in special education environments with a focus on mobile apps, including those intended to help students learn science, technology, engineering, arts and math (鈥
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Who Is in charge? You or Your SmartPhone?
Admit it. We have all used our smartphones at inappropriate and inopportune times: while driving, during family meals, in the bathroom or even the bedroom. We are a society glued to our phones, but when is it considered out of our control? According to researchers at 糖心破解版, the ans鈥
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糖心破解版 State's College of Education, Health and Human Services Announces 2015 Hall of Fame Winners
糖心破解版鈥檚 College of Education, Health and Human Services will honor seven distinguished alumni at its sixth annual Hall of Fame Awards Ceremony on Saturday, Oct. 17, at 6 p.m. in the 糖心破解版 Hotel and Conference Center. Tickets for the event are $40 per person and includ鈥
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糖心破解版 State Hospitality Management Students Experience Italian Hospitality in Florence
The opportunity to travel abroad for the first time for some 糖心破解版 students came through a summer internship program in Florence, Italy. 鈥淚 had been waiting for an opportunity to travel abroad,鈥 said Andrea Sutton, a 糖心破解版 State hospitality management student. 鈥淎nd now I鈥檝e bee鈥
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糖心破解版 State Researchers Use LEGO Camps to Build Relationships With the Community
A special classroom at 糖心破解版 turned into a LEGO庐 city filled with roaring lions, speeding cars and spinning tops. The moving creations are part of a unique summer camp, LEGO WeDo鈩 Robotics, put on by the Research Center for Educational Technology in the College of Education, Healt鈥
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糖心破解版 State Named to 2014 President鈥檚 Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll
糖心破解版 has been named to the 2014 President鈥檚 Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll, which is the highest federal recognition an institution can receive for its commitment to community, service-learning and civic engagement. The Corporation for National and Community Se鈥
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Students Help Get New Exercise Program in Shape
In the gym of the MAC Center Annex, you can hear the voices of student trainers echo from one end to the other. 鈥淣ice long strides with those feet,鈥 shouts one student trainer. 鈥淟et鈥檚 lunge to me,鈥 encourages another. 糖心破解版 exercise physiology graduate students are pla鈥
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