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Wichita State to offer a Bachelor of Arts in American Sign Language - Vimarsana News

Wichita State to offer a Bachelor of Arts in American Sign Language

Wichita State students wanting to earn a degree in American Sign Language will be able to make progress toward that goal starting fall 2023, when WSU launches a Bachelor of Arts in American Sign Language.

Source: kwch.com
Mother's Day the Lone Star College Way | NewsRadio 740 KTRH | KTRH Local Houston and Texas News - Vimarsana News

Mother's Day the Lone Star College Way | NewsRadio 740 KTRH | KTRH Local Houston and Texas News

What a heartfelt touching story from Lone Star College.

Source: iheart.com
University of Iowa 2023 Spring Graduate Spotlight: Davenport's Gillian Marbury - Vimarsana News

University of Iowa 2023 Spring Graduate Spotlight: Davenport's Gillian Marbury

IOWA CITY, IA (May 5, 2023) — Gillian MarburyHometown: Davenport, IowaDegree: BA in Ancient Civilizations, BA in Classical Languages, minor in PsychologyWhat's next: Pursuing a PhD in Greek and Latin, specializing in religions of the ancient Mediterranean, at The Ohio State University.Gillian Marbury tested out several majors at the University of Iowa before learning her true

Promotion of classical languages: More funds for Sanskrit; less for Tamil, Telugu & Kannada - Vimarsana News

Promotion of classical languages: More funds for Sanskrit; less for Tamil, Telugu & Kannada

An RTI application filed by TNIE has revealed the disparity in fund allocation by the union government for the promotion of classical Indian languages.

WELD participants announced for 2023 - Vimarsana News

WELD participants announced for 2023

The eight-month WELD program seeks to develop a new generation of leaders of higher education who can adeptly navigate our complex environment and successfully chart the future of the university through retreats, monthly meetings, conversations with upper-level administrators, and other group interactions. 

Source: uky.edu