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Masingila makes Kenya connection
Jennifer Russo(315) 443-4751 When Joanna Masingila, professor of mathematics and mathematics education in The College of Arts and Sciences and the School of Education, respectively, was a Fulbright Scholar at Kenyatta University near Nairobi, Kenya, in 1998 she did not know…
World-renowned linguist, psychologist looks at how brain comprehends language Nov. 13-14
One of the world’s leading experts on how the brain comprehends, produces and acquires language—Yosef Grodzinsky—is visiting Syracuse University.
SPIN auction Nov. 13 helps law students pursue public interest careers
The SPIN auction begins at 6 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 13, at the Hotel Syracuse.
Art, technology work together toward peace in ‘Sitting Still’ project
The video art project developed by Anne Beffel, associate professor of art.
Moore, Lerner and Royal assume new roles in Arts and Sciences
Lisa Moore, Mary Lerner ’66, and Ragan D. Royal assume new roles in The College of Arts and Sciences.
United Way campaign highlights volunteerism of SU community
The University’s 2009 United Way campaign has a theme of “Live United, Give United.”
Jerusalem-based artist to present art of children of Holocaust survivors
Jennifer Russo(315) 443-4751 Jerusalem-based artist Ayana Friedman will visit Syracuse University on Nov. 3-5 to discuss Holocaust teacher education programs and the art of the children of Holocaust survivors, culminating with a public presentation on Nov. 4. Her visit is…
SU in the News: Monday, November 2
School of Education’s Kathleen Hinchman questions conflicts of interest within common-standards effort in Education Week
SU in the News: Monday, November 2, 2009
Kathleen Hinchman, reading and language arts professor in the School of Education, was mentioned in an Education Week article about potential conflicts of interest among authors involved in the efforts by the National Governors Association and the Council of the…
Jerusalem-based artist to present art of children of Holocaust survivors
Jerusalem-based artist Ayana Friedman will visit Syracuse University on Nov. 3-5 to discuss Holocaust teacher education programs, and the art of the children of Holocaust survivors.