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Tennis, everyone! Inclusion Tennis Program teaches skills to those with disabilities
Jennifer Russo(315) 443-4751 Visiting instructor Delynn Orton’s goals at the Syracuse University School of Education are similar to many educators who embrace the school’s legacy of inclusion and community engagement. Unlike other faculty members, though, Orton’s inclusion tools include tennis racquets….
SU Abroad announces new SU Europe venture, new appointments
Daeya Malbouef(315) 443-2007 Syracuse University Abroad has launched a brand new addition to its existing study abroad centers, SU Europe. Housed in separate offices within the SU London facility, the mission of SU Europe is two-fold: 1) to further intensify…
College of Human Ecology sponsors supplies drive for Amaus Medical Services
The College of Human Ecology’s Department of Health and Wellness and the Society for Public Health Education (SOPHE) are hosting “Helping Amaus Help Those in Need.”
SU Abroad announces new SU Europe venture, new appointments
Syracuse University has announced the launch of SU Europe.
SU in the News: Monday, November 9
Maxwell School’s Deborah Freund quoted in American Medical News on FAIR Health database
iSchool’s Women in Information Technology to host faculty panel on Nov. 11
The School of Information Studies will host the Women in Information Technology faculty panel discussion at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 11, in the Katzer Room, 347 Hinds Hall.
SU in the News: Monday, November 9, 2009
The world premiere of choreographer Paul Taylor’s “Brief Encounters,” commissioned by Syracuse University, was reviewed in New York Times and Post-Standard articles. Additionally, WAER radio reported on the Taylor 2 residency. Deborah Freund, distinguished professor of public administration and economics…
Art, technology work together toward peace in ‘Sitting Still’ project
The video art project developed by Anne Beffel, associate professor of art.
‘This American Life’ host to speak Nov. 17
Ira Glass will speak as part of the University Lectures series.
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.