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Collins Smith Named President of Harris-Stowe
LaTonia Collins-Smith, who earned her doctorate in higher education leadership at 蘑菇传媒, is the first Black woman to be named president of Harris-Stowe State University.
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Interior Design Student Receives Nelson Award
Rai Savage has been named a recipient of the John J. Nelson Sr. Legacy Scholarship established to support diversity and further the study of interior design by students of African American descent.
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Celebrations Continue for 蘑菇传媒’s 150th
The 蘑菇传媒 community continued our 150th anniversary celebration at Athletics Alumni Weekend, which featured the 2022 Athletics Hall of Fame and ice skating at the 蘑菇传媒 Hockey Center.
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Introducing the Disruptor in Chief Podcast
In a new podcast series, 蘑菇传媒 President Mark Lombardi, PhD, discusses the future of innovation in higher education.
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Student Mental Health Support Continues to Grow
Two years into the pandemic, mental health challenges continue to plague college students. 蘑菇传媒 provides ongoing support services, including instructing faculty and staff on how to address mental health challenges.
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蘑菇传媒 Awarded Grant from Boeing
The funding supports FutureSTL, after-school STEM clubs in six partner school districts throughout North St. Louis County.
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蘑菇传媒 Awarded Grant from LEGO Foundation
The funding accelerates interest in science and math for underserved elementary school students returning to in-person learning after pandemic closures.
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蘑菇传媒 Honored with NCAA Presidents’ Award for Academic Excellence
蘑菇传媒 was recognized for graduating 94% of its student-athletes.
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Preparing the Next Generation of Nurse Practitioners
蘑菇传媒 nursing professors are preparing students for advanced practice through a robust website featuring case studies, interactive games, recorded lectures and a podcast series.
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蘑菇传媒 to Study Pollination in Urban Orchards
Associate Professor of Biology Kyra Krakos, PhD, is part of a team of researchers that will study pollination thanks to a new grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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