(Wed., July 20, 2016)…Enjoy your summer with a Glow in the Dark Yoga Party…
Author: Laura Vergara
Inspired by Model U.N. and Family Military Experience, Student Presents “The Linguistics of Terrorism” at Undergraduate Student Symposium
When Leigh-Ana Mumford began her research project, “The Linguistics of Terrorism,” as an assignment for a political science class, she had doubts about entering her work in the 2016 Undergraduate Student Symposium.
Undergraduate Student Symposium Project Leads to National Conference Presentation
Setting her sights on a career in ophthalmology, Manonmani Murugappan was excited about conducting hands-on, clinical research—a project that culminated with presentations of her work at local events, a national conference, and the 2016 Undergraduate Student Symposium.
CAHSS Faculty is Visiting Editor of the Special Edition of the Journal of Peace-building and Development
Cheryl Duckworth, Ph.D., faculty in the Department of Conflict Resolution Studies (DCRS) in NSU’s College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences (CAHSS) was the Visiting Editor of the Special Edition of the Journal of Peace-building and Development published this past April.
Biology Student Wins First Place for Poetry Performance at Undergraduate Student Symposium
For Qaas Shoukat, the inspiration for his project and participation in the 2016 Undergraduate Student Symposium was simple: He wanted to share his love of history with his fellow students. Mixing biographical research with the aesthetics of spoken word, Shoukat explored the enduring legacies of playwright William Shakespeare and French philosopher/mathematician Rene Descartes by performing original poems in which he assumed their voices and spotlighted their ideas and bodies of work.
Group Swim Lessons Offered to the Community
(June 27-Aug. 4)…NSU’s Office of Recreation and Wellness is offering group lessons to participants aged four and older…
Head Athletic Trainer Gatens Sees Study Published in Journal of Athletic Training
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – Nova Southeastern University Head Athletic Trainer Dustin Gatens has received national recognition again as his recent study regarding predicting musculoskeletal
Distinguished International Scholarships Benefit Students Well Beyond Graduation
The NSU Farquhar Honors College encourages high-achieving undergraduate students of all majors to apply for a variety of national and international distinguished scholarships and fellowships. These awards can offer graduate education funding, enhance recipients’ professional applications, provide career opportunities, and facilitate a lifelong network of contacts.
Candle Light Yoga
Enjoy your summer with some relaxing candlelight YOGA Wednesday, June 15, 2016 RecWell Multi Purpose Room 3 7:00–8:30 p.m. Price: $4 for members and
CAHSS Faculty Appointed as Head Researcher on Ombuds Project
Neil Katz, Ph.D., professor in the Department of Conflict Resolution Studies (DCRS) in NSU’s College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences (CAHSS) has been appointed as the head researcher of a project that will inform the United States Congress on the status of ombuds work created by federal legislation in 1990.