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Prof. Patricia Garruto: Making Math Count
[…] ever changed with it.” But Garruto points to the pandemic to debunk that theory. “With COVID, every day we saw graphs on our newscasts showing how many more people were […]
Equal Employment Opportunities
[…] students, faculty, and staff on CU campuses this fall, are required to be vaccinated against COVID. As a prospective and/or a new employee at CU, you will be required to […]
Graduate School of Nursing and Public Health
Nursing Bachelor of Science in Nursing (B.S.N.) Program Caldwell University’s B.S.N. program provides an exceptional curriculum to prepare professional nurses for practice in today’s global environment. The program is structured […]
CU Editorial Style Guide
[…] sentence: Dr. Kenneth Reeve and Dr. Sharon Reeve are faculty members in the Department of Applied Behavior Analysis. COVID-19 – stands for corona virus disease 2019 cum laude, magna cum laude, summa cum laude […]
COMMENCEMENT LIVESTREAM BRINGS CELEBRATION AROUND THE GLOBE
[…] from President Matthew Whelan. Paudel’s parents had planned to travel to New Jersey but due to COVID restrictions could not. The stream was the next best thing. “My whole family […]
New Students Welcomed at CU Convocation
[…] on Aug. 31. President Matthew Whelan, the university’s new president, welcomed the students acknowledging the COVID-19 “detours” and the students’ accomplishments. “Never, ever forget this. You made it. You are […]
Nursing student’s quick action identifies potential stroke victim
[…] Guerra ’21 was not sure if she was prepared with clinical experiences due to the COVID-19 disruptions. “I was nervous that perhaps I did not have enough of the hands-on […]
New Students Welcomed at CU Convocation
[…] on Aug. 31. President Matthew Whelan, the university’s new president, welcomed the students acknowledging the COVID-19 “detours” and the students’ accomplishments. “Never, ever forget this. You made it. You are […]
Senior Bowler and Nursing Student Jenna Rapach Defies the Odds
[…] a rare autoimmune disease called Myasthenia Gravis just two years ago–in the midst of the COVID-19 Pandemic. As Rapach explains, the little-known disease affects fewer than 200,000 people per year […]
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