Graduate Students Speak at WAM about Poetry and Art—in Spanish
Nine graduate students from the "An Age of Sensuality: Golden Age Spanish Poetry (1526 – 1612)" class, taught by World Languages Assistant Professor Antonio Guijarro-Donadios recently offered short . . .
Demand Is Growing for Aspiring Green Chemists
Experiments on phosphorus in dish soap and volatile organic compounds in nail polish removers using “green methods” that could one day replace EPA standards prepare our green chemistry students . . .
Palumbo Appointed to NAFSA Subcommittee
Katey Palumbo, director of the International Programs Office, was appointed to the Financing Education Abroad Subcommittee for NAFSA: Association of International Educators. The Financing . . .
Hayes and Gallagher Publish Article on Facilitating Volition
Katherine Hayes (WSU MOT, December 2015) and Dr. Joanne Gallagher Worthley (Occupational Therapy) recently published an article in the December 2015 edition of the American Occupational Therapy . . .
Hood-DeGrenier Publishes Article in Biology Education Journal
Jennifer Hood-DeGrenier (Biology) recently published an article titled "A Strategy for Teaching Undergraduates to Write Effective Scientific Results Sections" in the online biology education journal . . .
Chandler Magnet Kindergartners Cross the Street for Science Lessons
More than 80 Kindergartners from four classes classes at the Chandler Magnet School walked across the street to Worcester State University's Ghosh Center for Science and Technology to learn about . . .
Hare Named to City's Diversity and Inclusion Advisory Committee
Patrick Hare ’12, M.S. ’14 , staff assistant to President Barry M. Maloney, was recently named to the City of Worcester’s Diversity and Inclusion Advisory Committee as a representative from . . .
Bejune Elected to Worcester Public Library Board of Directors
Library Director Matt Bejune was recently elected to the board of directors of the Worcester Public Library by the City Council. His term is for six years, beginning January 1, 2016. Bejune was . . .
Jordanian Refugee Camps Focus of Collegiate Lecture
There is a street named the Champs Elysees, a teeming, broad avenue where you can buy almost anything you want from a wedding dress to a washing machine - if you can afford it. But the shoppers . . .
University Website Wins Award for Responsive Design
The Marketing Office is proud to announce that the Worcester State University website has received a 2015 MobileWebAward from the Web Marketing Association for its responsive design. “The . . .
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