National Writing Project Continues to Inspire Pensacola-Area Teachers
This is the third summer in a row that the University of West Florida has been an official National Writing Project site.
This is the third summer in a row that the University of West Florida has been an official National Writing Project site.
The camp is put together to introduce students to professions associated with the health-related programs within the Usha Kundu, MD, College of Health.
The bench was recently installed outside the Hal Marcus College of Science and Engineering on the Pensacola Campus.
The event provides children with a variety of Japanese cultural activities, including carp-streamer painting and a coloring competition.
Teller started playing the saxophone when he was about 10 years old, and it has since become his favorite instrument.
Eric Papa received a travel grant to present his data at a recent conference of the National Academic Advising Association in Jackson, Mississippi.
The trip was organized to learn about the country’s culture, textile industry and makeup techniques used in Bollywood.
De la Peña is the best-selling author of six young-adult novels.
Instead of traditional chairs, students sit on an exercise ball that bounces slightly or on a stool that wobbles from side to side.
The exhibit remains up until May 6.
The University’s student-edited annual literary journal is funded by the English department and features creative writing and art by UWF students of all majors.
Seventeen graduating UWF graphic design students will showcase their work at “Ellipsis.” The exhibition is scheduled for April 25-30 at the Pensacola Museum of Art.