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New degree programs, capital projects funded in latest state budgets – WSU Insider - Vimarsana News

New degree programs, capital projects funded in latest state budgets – WSU Insider

Washington State University secured significant state support for vital degree programs and campus improvement projects across the system as part of budget agreements approved by the Legislature over the weekend.

Source: wsu.edu
WSU partnership uses simulation to prepare athletic trainers – WSU Insider - Vimarsana News

WSU partnership uses simulation to prepare athletic trainers – WSU Insider

Case-based simulations provide athletic training students real world scenarios to deal with such as heated exchanges with coaches or farmers injuring themselves at work.

Source: wsu.edu
CUGR announces 2022 UMaine Student Symposium award winners - UMaine News - Vimarsana News

CUGR announces 2022 UMaine Student Symposium award winners - UMaine News

The University of Maine Center for Undergraduate Research (CUGR) has announced the 2022 UMaine Student Symposium (UMSS22) award winners. The symposium, held April 15 at the New Balance Field House and Memorial Gym, provides an opportunity for the public to view numerous posters and exhibits of undergraduate and graduate research and scholarly work. More than […]

Source: umaine.edu
'An opportunity to work through the process' | WSU Insider | Washington State University - Vimarsana News

'An opportunity to work through the process' | WSU Insider | Washington State University

The first day at WSU's Veterinary Teaching Hospital prepares fourth-year veterinary students for clinical rotations by throwing them into simulated scenarios with stuffed patients and seasoned actors as clients.

Source: wsu.edu