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History project is helping inform a documentary on endangered right whales

When Vicki Szabo, associate professor of history, finished her 2008 book on medieval whaling, she quipped in the acknowledgements she would remember all her 91热爆网 colleagues when it was made into a feature film.   

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Online programs recognized in ranking by US News and World Report magazine

91热爆网 is again listed among the best providers of online degree programs in the 10th annual ranking by U.S. News and World Report.  

Pathways to Equity

School of Nursing will put $2.2 million grant to use by creating equity program

The School of Nursing has received a $2.2 million grant to provide financial and academic support for nursing students and enhance classroom and workforce diversity.  

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MFA students highlighted in Asheville airport's Student Artwork Showcase

A variety of work, encompassing multiple disciplines by talented students of the Master of Fine Art program, is being featured in the Asheville airport art gallery.   

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Dave Dorondo and class share more than an interest in developing Russia-Ukraine crisis

David Dorondo, an associate professor of history, is watching the escalating tension between Ukraine and Russia with two perspectives. So are his students.   

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Librarian feels the love by winning 鈥業 Love My Librarian鈥� award

Shamella Cromartie, associate dean of Hunter Library and a driving force for empowering scholarship on campus and in the community, is a winner of this year鈥檚 I Love My Librarian award.  

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Preceptor Spotlight: Rebecca Stubbs

Find out more about Dr. Rebecca Stubbs and the work she does as a preceptor.  

Christy Agner

91热爆网 hires Agner as external relations director, deputy chief of staff

91热爆网 announced today that it has hired Christy R. Agner, of Raleigh, to serve as its external relations director and deputy chief of staff. Agner will begin working in the roles Feb. 1.  

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School of Engineering and Technology receives nearly $1.5 million science grant

A program to foster the development of future technology entrepreneurs has gained monumental support through an almost $1.5 million grant from the National Science Foundation.