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Jan 15, 2021 / 07:51 PM EST UPLAND, Ind. (WISH) — A former Taylor University professor was arrested Friday morning on multiple child-sex charges after an Indiana State Police investigation. Jeffrey Marsee, 59, of Upland, is charged with a count of child molesting, two counts of child exploitation, and four counts of possession of child pornography in two separate criminal filings in Grant Superior Court 2 in Marion. Marsee was a Taylor associate professor of kinesiology, the study of body mo...

“My stint in those programmes gave me the advantage of training students to further develop their entrepreneurial mindset," said Zamri (left). GROWING up in a family of entrepreneurs, Zamri Abdullah learnt to hone his skills in spotting a solid business opportunity and making the most of it. He further armed himself by participating in an American seed accelerator Techstars, HexGn Startup Ready Acceleration Program and Malaysian Global Innovation and Creativity Centre (MaGIC). “My stint in ...

Montclair State University Dawn Meza Soufleris, PhD, joins Montclair State University from La Salle University in April Dawn Meza Soufleris, PhD, has been selected as Montclair State University’s next vice president for Student Development and Campus Life, effective April 5, 2021. The vice president oversees 22 departments with nearly 300 employees and some 700 student workers. Soufleris brings more than 30 years of leadership experience in student affairs. She currently serves La Salle Univ...

January 14, 2021 The Office of the Dean of Students, in the Division of Student and Campus Life, has announced three new staff members, two joining the Diversity and Inclusion team and one joining the Care and Crisis Services team. The additions come on the heels of the launch of the Multicultural Student Leadership and Empowerment (MSL&E) program, expanding upon the work of Student Development and Diversity Initiatives. Its mission is to encourage student learning through co-curricular activit...

. COVID-19 testing: Faculty and staff who are coming to campus regularly are required to complete a COVID-19 test before returning or, if necessary, during their first week back. After that initial test, you do not need to get tested again until further notice, as long as you do not experience COVID symptoms and the Daily Health Screening Form indicates that you are cleared to be on campus. Tests can be done at one of the UD testing sites, which are available only for students, faculty or staff...

By Alexa Rodriguez Jan 10, 2021 If there’s one thing 2020 taught us, it’s to cherish what matters most: our health, our mental well-being and our relationships with one another. Daily stressors may have caused slippage in our self-care, from slacking on fitness routines to being less forgiving of loved ones we’re spending every moment with. Here, Delaware experts weigh in on how to break bad habits and develop healthier ones so you can make 2021 your best year yet. 1. Bust a move (and dr...

Milford schools pass racial equity resolution Bill Bloxsom FacebookTwitterEmail Students and staff discuss racial equity during a recent meeting of the Milford Board of Education.Zoom screen capture MILFORD — City schools have pledged to support anti-racism and social justice efforts, according to a resolution the Board of Education unanimously passed at its Dec. 14 meeting. The Resolution on Race, Equity and Social Justice affirmed the board’s commitment to being an ally of people of colo...

Dec 21, 2020 (MTU.edu) Viasana Kumar, Michigan Tech’s Fall 2020 Student Speaker, addresses the graduating student body via Youtube video available at mtu.edu/commencement. There was no formal commencement ceremony this year, but Michigan Technological University still tried to make mid-year graduation special. More than 350 undergraduates and almost 330 graduate students were recognized on Saturday, according to a press release from MTU. Three ROTC cadets were commissioned as offers into the ...

December 17, 2020 MACOMB, MOLINE, IL – Western Illinois University Assistant Director of Residence Life Jessica Butcher has been named the Al and Elaine Goldfarb 2020 Civil Service Employee of the year. Butcher was awarded an engraved clock and a $500 stipend from the WIU Foundation. She was also named the Employee of the Month for November. Butcher started at WIU in July 1998 as a residence hall director in Auxiliary Facilities Systems. In July 2005, she was promoted to assistant dire...

. What you need to know: Information for all UD students, faculty and staff about what they need to know as they prepare to leave the campus and when they return is available here. Student Code of Conduct: Students are reminded that the Code of Conduct is always in effect whether they are on or off campus, regardless of whether classes are in session. Any UD student or student organization found responsible for violating University policies, including attending or hosting large gatherings durin...