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Is Fear Preventing You From Pivoting? Here's How To Change Careers - Vimarsana News

Is Fear Preventing You From Pivoting? Here's How To Change Careers

Explore barriers to career change and discover strategies to overcome fear. Gain insights, find resources and get motivated to pursue a fulfilling, new career path.

Source: forbes.com
Barabutis named Researcher of the Semester by OSPR - Vimarsana News

Barabutis named Researcher of the Semester by OSPR

He joined forces with the School of Basic Pharmaceutical and Toxicological Sciences in October 2017 as a tenure-track Assistant Professor.

Source: kedm.org
Austin Peay State University receives Grant from Nashville Predators Foundation for Lab Explorer Camp - Clarksville Online - Vimarsana News

Austin Peay State University receives Grant from Nashville Predators Foundation for Lab Explorer Camp - Clarksville Online

Nashville, TN - Austin Peay State University (APSU) recently received a $5,000 grant from the Nashville Predators Foundation to support its Lab Explorer

Cookeville's Perssico presents research at national conference - Vimarsana News

Cookeville's Perssico presents research at national conference

Middle Tennessee State University student Kendall Perssico of Cookeville was among a record 32 undergraduates who presented their wide variety of research projects at a national level at the National

MTSU Geosciences Professors use $260K Grant to Stoke Undergrads' Climate Literacy, Interest - Vimarsana News

MTSU Geosciences Professors use $260K Grant to Stoke Undergrads' Climate Literacy, Interest

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — Middle Tennessee State University geosciences faculty recently landed a National Science Foundation grant to make the critical, yet sometimes overwhelming issue of climate change more concrete and relatable to their undergraduate students.  Alisa Hass, assistant professor, collaborated with Mark Abolins, professor, to win the $260,000 NSF grant and develop the research project involving around 300 students wearing iButton temperatur ...