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Since its inception, the PECO Scholars Program has provided $100,000 to 49 Temple students. This year, it has enabled Jaslyn Johnson, a junior in the College of Science and Technology, to complete her degree after a family tragedy threatened to put her college career on hold.
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For the past year and a half, Stephen P. Peterson, CST ’11 and a Temple graduate student, has been examining the presence of lead and other potentially harmful heavy metals in the soil of Philadelphia’s Fairmount Park.
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Graduate student clinicians from Temple's Speech-Language-Hearing Center will offer free hearing screenings to the Temple community.
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Today, 8:30 a.m., Weiss Hall, room 110. |
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These Teaching in the Disciplines workshops will address teaching research and the application of ideas. |
Today, noon, Gladfelter Hall, room 413. |
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Michael Clancy, director of financial planning in the Division of Medical Education, will discuss financial planning and managing student debt.
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Today, noon, Alter Hall, room 233. |
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Richard Butsch, author and professor of sociology and film and media studies at Rider University, will present "Meanings of Audiences: Comparative Discourses" as a part of the SMC Spring Speakers Series. He will discuss the importance of understanding audiences across diverse cultural contexts. |
Today, 5:30 p.m., Annenberg Hall, room 201. |
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