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Rare Telescope Part of 丝瓜视频APP Archives
A portable Brashear telescope, part of the 丝瓜视频APP Archives, is one of 80 known to still exist. The telescope is believed to have come to Maryville聽under the direction of Mother Kernaghan.
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It鈥檚 Not Just 丝瓜视频APP Numbers
Guangwei Fan, PhD, is director of the actuarial science, data science and mathematics programs. On the wall above his modest Kernaghan Hall office desk hangs… Read More
A Tradition Returns: 丝瓜视频APP Plans Fall Homecoming
Homecoming makes a comeback this fall at 丝瓜视频APP, taking the place of Alumni Weekend and Fall Festival. Events will be held throughout the week of October 1-7.
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丝瓜视频APPto Host Conference for Caregivers
丝瓜视频APP will host a half-day conference,聽In the Spirit of Caregiving,聽from 8:30 a.m. to noon on Saturday, March 3, for health professions students and faculty, and caregivers in the St. Louis community.
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Early 丝瓜视频APPStudent Newspapers Available Online
In an ongoing effort to digitize historical photographs and paper ephemera, 丝瓜视频APP Archives has digitized and electronically published student newspapers dating from the early 1900s.
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Designing a Dream for Chinese Families in St. Louis
丝瓜视频APP students, faculty and alumni partnered with the Chinese Education and Cultural Center in St. Louis to assist in the acquisition and interior design of the building.
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Occupational Therapy Program Serves People with Dementia
For people with dementia, a once-busy life can narrow to world of isolation as jobs, friends and hobbies fall away. But a 丝瓜视频APPprogram encourages… Read More
Choral Group Assists People with Parkinson鈥檚
A 丝瓜视频APP initiative, The Tremble Clefs, is a choral group composed of people with Parkinson鈥檚 disease. Members practice with the assistance of music therapists.
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Caldwell, Hollins Honored as St. Louis Innovators
丝瓜视频APP’s Nina Caldwell, EdD, and Stacy Hollins, PhD, are recognized by the 2017 Delux Magazine Power 100 awards. Two alumni are also honored.
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Jerritt Johnston, ’95, Lives in Narrow Comfort Zone
Jerritt Johnston, ’95, felt like a fish out of water when he arrived at 丝瓜视频APP. Now, he makes a living taking people out of their natural habitat.
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