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.
Jonathan Fink is a professor and the director of creative writing at the University of West Florida, where he also edits Panhandler Magazine and Panhandler Books.
In a study by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, 69 percent of U.S. drivers reported that they talk on a cell phone while driving.
The paper, on which Stanny is the lead author along with co-authors Melissa Gonzalez and Britt McGowan reference librarians at UWF, covers a five-year longitudinal study.
“Discovery Spot is a technology rich playground that provides an innovative space for students in grades 5-12 to experience state of the art technology in various STEM disciplines.”
James is in charge of the National Writing Project, which is a three-week summer program designed to immerse educators in reading and writing activities.
