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Faculty:
New
Faculty
Volunteers
Needed for Commencement
Paul
Wallace Leads Lunchtime German Table
Features:
Alianza Latina Celebrates Cultural
Heritage
EAP Open House April 10
Danny
Kaye: Supreme Court Jester Opens April 19 at Page Hall
Orchestra,
Chorale Celebrate Pioneering Black Composer; Singers Sing Spring
Campus:
UAlbany
in the News
Master
Plan
IBS
Research Continues at CSAD
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UAlbany
to Build on Success of Chinese/M.B.A. Program with New Freeman Foundation
Scholarships
The University
at Albany will build upon its success in preparing students for the global
economy, due to a generous new grant from the Freeman Foundation to the
Department of East Asian Studies for its “B.A. in Chinese Studies/M.B.A.
Program.” Full
Story
CTG Helps NSF Assess Grant Processing
Sometimes, even grants
need a grant. That is the conclusion of the National Science Foundation
(NSF), which for more than five decades has sought to promote the progress
of science, advance the nation’s health and prosperity, and secure its
national defense. It has done so in large part by carefully scrutinizing
research grant proposals through peer review panels and then awarding
federal money to the worthiest projects. Full
Story
Salsberg Joins National Panel
Edward S. Salsberg, director of the Center for Health Workforce
Studies at UAlbany’s School of Public Health, has been named to a blue-ribbon
commission of national health care leaders assigned to address one of
the field’s most significant problems: the immediate and long-term shortages
of health care personnel.
Full Story
Faculty Explore Ideas Through
Technology
It’s said that practice
makes perfect. If that’s the case, then the Multimedia Best Practices
Forum held at the University recently will prove beneficial to faculty
seeking to perfect - or at least enhance - their teaching skills. Full
Story
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