Weierman Presents at Conference Aimed at Ending Modern-Day Slavery
Karen Wood Weierman (English) will be presenting on "The Case of the Slave-Child, Med/The Case of the Free Child, Elizabeth: Antislavery Rescue in 1830s Boston" at the "Historians Against Slavery" . . .
Marion Co-Authors Article in Voices in Urban Education
Mary Jo Marion (Latino Education Institute) recently co-authored an article that has been published in the latest issue of Voices in Urban Education (VUE). The article, titled "Enriching . . .
Dunn Awarded National Science Foundation Grant for InTeGrate Project
Allison Dunn (Earth, Environment, and Physics) was awarded a grant as part of the National Science Foundation-funded InTeGrate project to develop a two-week module to teach undergraduates about . . .
Delaney Helps N.H. Community Coalition Apply for Substance Abuse Grant
Aimée X. Delaney (Criminal Justice) worked with a community coalition in New Hampshire to apply for a Drug-Free Community Grant from the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy . . .
Psychology Program Carves Niche in Mindfulness Trend
Before it was trendy, the search for predictors of well-being led Psychology Professor Champika K. Soysa, Ph.D., to study mindfulness. Then, with help from students, she identified a mindfulness . . .
Worcester State to Offer New Green Transportation On- and Off-Campus
Worcester State University will be looking a little bit greener this year as students, faculty, and staff return next week for the start of the 2015 Fall Semester – and it’s not because of the . . .
Lamelas and Swaminathan Participate in Regional Chemistry Teachers Meeting
Francisco Lamelas, Ph.D., and Sudha Swaminathan, Ph.D., both of the Earth, Environment, and Physics Department, participated in the August 10, 2015, meeting of the New England Association of . . .
Worcester State Library to Participate in the Aldrich Library Telescope Program
Worcester State University has recently received two telescopes from the Aldrich Astronomical Society and will be participating in the Aldrich Library Telescope Program starting this fall, which . . .
Natural Science Major Lands Internship with NASA
Expect Zac Eilert to be on cloud nine for a while. He spent July building and launching rockets at the Kennedy Space Center, and was among the first to see images of Pluto taken by the New Horizons . . .
Swaminathan Attends Chemistry in Art Workshop
Sudha Swaminathan (Earth, Environment, and Physics) recently attended a workshop titled "Chemistry in Art" in Bismarck, North Dakota, that was sponsored by the National Science Foundation. . . .
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