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EDUC 335: Name, Image & Likeness - Vimarsana News

EDUC 335: Name, Image & Likeness

If you are or know students around this Spring Term, we're piloting a new course covering NIL within the School of Education (EDUC 335: Education & Equity in Name, Image & Likeness).  This is available to any undergrad as an elective (check with your advisor with questions), and yes, we'll likely offer this again in Fall 2023.  Hit me with questions dools [@] umich

Union announces new Officer Trustees for 2023/24 | News - Vimarsana News

Union announces new Officer Trustees for 2023/24 | News

Felix takes a look at the new team of sabbs heading up the Union

Midcoast Senior College announces classes for Spring Term II - Vimarsana News

Midcoast Senior College announces classes for Spring Term II

Midcoast Senior College, bringing classes to seniors interested in lifelong learning, announces a variety of courses for its Spring Term II. Courses will begin the week of April 10 and will run through May 19 and are four to six weeks long. There is...

South Jersey Region preparing for an exciting Spring Term - Jewish Community Voice - Vimarsana News

South Jersey Region preparing for an exciting Spring Term - Jewish Community Voice

Alex Milman and Abby Goldman celebrating Shabbat with SJR BBYO. SJR is ready for the Spring Term! As we approach the middle of our programming year, a lot of excitement is coming to South Jersey. Like a lot of other regions in BBYO, SJR’s chapters elect a new board twice a year, once in June

Backlash as University Swaps Religious Names Like Easter for Spring Term - Vimarsana News

Backlash as University Swaps Religious Names Like Easter for Spring Term

"These new names use more accessible and widely recognized terminology," an LSE spokesperson told Newsweek.