'War Children' Receives a Merit Award from the KCACTF
The Worcester State Theatre Spring 2013 production of “War Children” received a Merit Award for Outstanding Work as a Creative Performance Ensemble from the Kennedy Center American College . . .
Boehm Reviews the book 'California Dreaming' for History Journal
Lisa Krissoff Boehm (School of Humanities and Social Sciences) reviewed California Dreaming: Boosterism, Memory, and Rural Suburbs in the Golden State by Paul J.P. Sandul. Morgantown: West Virginia . . .
REPOA to Publish Makene's Article on Children's Rights in Tanzania
Fortunata Makene (Sociology) has written an article that was accepted for publication by REPOA Policy Research for Development titled “What is Right for Children? State Actor's Role in the . . .
Theriault Gives Speech about Armenian Genocide Reparations
Henry Theriault (Philosophy) gave a talk, “Resolution with Justice: Reparations for the Armenian Genocide Considered,” at the National Association for Armenian Studies and Research in Belmont, . . .
Frechette Publishes Article on Critical Digital Literacy
During her sabbatical in fall 2014, Dr. Julie Frechette (Communication) published the journal article, "Top Ten Guiding Questions for Critical Digital Literacy" in the Journal of Media . . .
Sign the Beam to Be a Part of Worcester State History
All members of the Worcester State University community are invited to celebrate a milestone in the construction of the Wellness Center—the “topping off.” The topping off ceremony will take . . .
Chalupka Co-Presents Webinar on Environmental Stewardship for Health Professionals
Stephanie Chalupka (Nursing) recently presented Creating The Future - Environment and Sustainability in Health Professional Education as a webinar, which was broadcast nationally, in the . . .
Faculty Forging International Connections
When Dr. Marape Marape, a physician and epidemiologist from Botswana, visited campus in December, he gave the Worcester State University community valuable insight into the ongoing Ebola epidemic in . . .
Black History Month Features Newsworthy Speakers and Arts Events
When a founding member of the world’s largest white supremacist group goes on tour with the African-American author of “Klan-Destine Relationships,” real discussions about race in America . . .
Nurses Are the Voice of Reason During an Epidemic
When an epidemic erupts, nurses can be the trusted voice of reason. Worcester State University graduate nursing students understand this, and have hosted radio shows, led community campaigns, and . . .
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