UWF Camp Teaches Students About Health-Related Careers
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 camp is put together to introduce students to professions associated with the health-related programs within the Usha Kundu, MD, College of Health.
The conference, “Higher Education’s Role in Addressing the Global Crisis,” is set for Oct. 12-14 in New Orleans.
Clayson’s research will study the effectiveness of eportfolios for both students and their prospective employers.
Panels included successful women from different backgrounds and discussed subjects related to gender power, dreams and how to relate with other people in the workplace.
The program is a partnership between the Institute for Innovative Community Learning at UWF and the Santa Rosa County School District.
The international group’s visit to the class is part of the Education and Activism For Young Women Project sponsored by the U.S. Department of State’s International Visitor Leadership Program.
The academy, which is in its 11th year, serves children ages 4-18 and has a stated mission of striving to offer a unique variety of physical experiences while providing invaluable teaching experience for undergraduate physical education teaching majors at UWF.
The Department of English hosted the symposium called “British Romantic Literature and Culture.”
Overcoming the challenge can present difficulty, and expectations in college classes can be overwhelming.
The selected students spent 250 hours or more working on a research project in their program of study and under close supervision of a faculty mentor.
Alan Manning grew up loving history, which he learned first-hand from his grandfather who used to regale him with stories of World War I.
The camp provided students with hands-on training in cybersecurity and an introduction to the Linux operating system.