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College of Human Ecology to hold book signing April 15
The College of Human Ecology and its College Research Center will host a book signing on April 15 for the SU and local community featuring the published works of professor emerita Alice Sterling Honig and professor of health and wellness, social work and anthropology Sandra Lane.
SU School of Education and College of Arts and Sciences offer combined bachelor’s/master’s degree in secondary education
The School of Education and The College of Arts and Sciences are partnering to offer a new combined bachelor’s/master’s degree in secondary-level teacher preparation.
Loren Barrigar to perform at Isabella Street Tapestry Garden benefit concert
Loren Barrigar will perform a solo concert co-hosted by Women Transcending Boundaries (WTB), Syracuse Grows and the Northside Collaboratory.
Syracuse Stage offers open captioning for hearing-impaired patrons
Syracuse Stage is offering open captioned performances for hearing impaired patrons, starting with the current production of “Almost, Maine.”
Newhouse senior ‘globalsizes’ communication among college students
Patrice Innocenti is the creator and editor-in-chief of The World on Campus (WONC).
2010 Mayfest unveiled on campus April 30 in Walnut Park
On April 30, a new Mayfest student celebration will take place from 1-5:30 p.m. in Walnut Park.
Office of Financial Aid and Scholarship Programs launches ‘I Otto Know This!’
The initiative aims to promote student financial literacy.
SU in the News: Tuesday, April 6, 2010
SU NEWS AND EVENTS COVERAGE Syracuse University’s recognition of Genocide Awareness Week and the lecture by Peter Balakian were previewed in the Armenian Weekly. Media Bistro’s WebNewser blog reported that Bloomberg and Twitter will be honored at the fourth annual…
SU in the News: Tuesday, April 6
College of Human Ecology’s Rick Burton and Norm O’Reilly write in Sports Business Journal on IOC and the United Nations
Students to explore social media’s role during three-day charrette
In response to social media’s growing influence on society, the School of Information Studies and College of Visual and Performing Arts are setting students to work on the problem of developing new ways for businesses to communicate internally as well as connect with their clientele through interactive, user-driven information technologies.