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Cayuse Celebrates 2023 Award Winners at Global Connect - Vimarsana News

Cayuse Celebrates 2023 Award Winners at Global Connect

Portland, Oregon, Sept. 28, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Last week, Cayuse announced the 2023 customer award winners at their annual conference, Connect by...

Introducing the 2023-24 Public Impact Fellows | University of Denver - Vimarsana News

Introducing the 2023-24 Public Impact Fellows | University of Denver

The University of Denver is excited to announce the sixth cohort of Public Impact Fellows. The program is a partnership between the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs and the Division of Marketing and Communications. The fellowship program provides faculty and staff with access to training for disseminating scholarship and research to public venues including how to best utilize blogs, radio, television, Op-Eds and social media. Members of the sixth cohort began meeting this fall and the training sessions will continue through June 2024. This year’s cohort features eight faculty and on...

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Virginia Tech's faculty, graduate students and student workers unionize | News - Vimarsana News

Virginia Tech's faculty, graduate students and student workers unionize | News

On Tuesday, Sept. 5, a rally at the Graduate Life Center lawn revealed two newly formed unions: the Graduate Labor Union and United Campus Workers. The groups protested for higher

MTSU Mondays: High-tech to boost research, Allman Bros. expert lecture - Vimarsana News

MTSU Mondays: High-tech to boost research, Allman Bros. expert lecture

Here's the latest news from Middle Tennessee State University.

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Within a half-hour drive of the University of Central Missouri, rows of neatly-placed headstones line the Missouri Veterans Cemetery in Higginsville honoring individuals who served in the United States military. With only small bits of information etched into each of the hundreds of gray granite monuments that dot this vast burial ground, the life stories of many underrepresented World War II veterans mostly remain untold. This will soon change, however, thanks to a $399,000 Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) National Cemetery Administration (NCA) grant that will also cover project work at Fo...

Source: ucmo.edu