Page 25 - Certification Board News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

PFW to split College of Arts and Sciences University also adds 2 degree programs; to take effect July 1 ASHLEY SLOBODA | The Journal Gazette The College of Arts and Sciences at Purdue University Fort Wayne is readying for a split. Under an academic restructuring that takes effect July 1, the university will have a new College of Liberal Arts and a new College of Science. The School of Education also will have an elevated profile as a stand-alone unit, according to a news release. “This restructuring provides the university with greater clarity in the way we prepare our students, which we be...

February 8, 2021 | Austin, Texas | Press Release | Appointment Governor Greg Abbott has reappointed Lisa J. Rodriguez and John H. Eichelberger, III to the

Purdue trustees ratify faculty positions, approve new degree programs, award posthumous degree, honor friends of the university Note to Journalists: Photos are available on Google Drive. Journalists visiting campus should follow visitor health guidelines. Barry Pittendrigh WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — The Purdue University Board of Trustees on Friday (Feb. 5) ratified two faculty positions, approved three new degree programs and awarded a posthumous bachelor’s degree. Trustees also issued resolutions of appreciation for friends of the university. The ratified faculty positions are Barry ...

Minneapolis partner David Crosby will serve as Stinson LLP’s next deputy managing partner, alongside Kansas City-based Managing Partner-elect Allison Murdock. Their term will begin July 2021, at the conclusion of current Managing Partner Mark Hinderks’ term. Crosby has held multiple leadership positions during his 27-year tenure at the firm. He currently serves as co-chair of a Business Litigation division and as a member of the firm’s associate evaluation committee. He completed a five-year term with Stinson’s board of directors in 2019. As deputy managing partner, Crosby will serve...

Photo by Gillian Vallis. Photo courtesy Lissa Pohl. Experts from several organisations that offer services using horses to benefit people have come up with clear guidelines on the terminology used for such ventures. Lissa Pohl, from the University of Kentucky, outlines the thinking behind the process. Over the past 50 years, services that incorporate horses to benefit people have diversified and expanded. Along with the exponential growth has come the proliferation and use of unclear and imprecise terms for naming and describing these services. This, in turn, has generated many serious proble...