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In high school, many young people are simply trying to adjust to teenage life as they deal with the awkwardness of their own bodies. But then there are

The Royal Netherlands Army (RNLA) has initiated a four-pronged plan to improve its simulation capability by 2030, focusing particularly on expanding virtual simulation. Speaking at the 2023 Defence Simulation Education and Training conferenc...

The competition for the Strategic Training Partner (STP) under the British Army's Collective Training Transformation Programme (CTTP) has been delayed, learnt at the 2023 Defence Simulation Education & Training (DSET) exhibition, held in Bri...

The simulation exercise was part of an ongoing engagement between the University’s College of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences and the RNLI crew

Social support is one proven way to help combat the after-effects of stressful events and first responders often lean on their colleagues, families or close friends.

Kellogg Community College has announced a new Retail Management Certificate Program. The program will be available to students starting this fall.

The pandemic shut down the iconic haunt in March 2020, and in the spring of 2021, rumor circulated that it was not going to reopen. A local couple stepped up to keep it from disappearing.

I wish my brain could forget what my eyes have seen. New RCSI programme aims to support emergency workers

Toyota donates to Deaconess’ Women’s Hospital Toyota donates to Deaconess’ Women’s Hospital By 14 News Staff | May 4, 2021 at 10:39 PM CDT - Updated May 4 at 10:39 PM EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) - Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana is giving a special gift to Deaconess’ Women’s Hospital. It’s a Sienna minivan to help transport the hospital’s “high fidelity Sim Mom.” She’s a human-sized simulator that recreates different birthing scenarios. ...

AFTERSHOCK module for Vassal 20 December, 2020 - 00:20 AFTERSHOCK: A Humanitarian Crisis Game can now be played online using the Vassal boardgame engine. Many thanks to Curt Pangracs, Directorate of Simulation Education (DSE), Army University, US Department of Defense for developing the module and making it available.[...]