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Seven Temple graduate students have been awarded prestigious National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program grants. That program supports outstanding graduate students in science, technology, engineering and mathematics disciplines.
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For her senior research project in sociology, Brittany Redfern drew on her personal experience as a single mother to shed light on the poorly understood causes for socioeconomic and racial disparities in breast-feeding rates among women in the U.S.
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Free hearing screenings for members of the Temple community. Appointments are preferred, but walk-ins are welcome. |
Today, 8:30 a.m., Health Sciences Center, Student Faculty Center, rooms D and E. |
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The Temple community is invited to attend a behind-the-scenes-tour and an historical review of the award-winning Computer Recycling Center. |
Today, 10 a.m., Computer Recycling Center, Bell Building (TECH Center), 3rd floor. |
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Temple graduate student Julia Behar Rolf will lead a discussion titled “The Fight Against Inertia: Resisting Complacency.” |
Today, 3 p.m., Anderson Hall, room 821. |
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Miguel Munoz-Laboy, associate professor in the School of Social Work, will lead this talk. |
Today, 4 p.m., Ritter Annex, Kiva Auditorium, first floor. |
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