Celebrating Dragon Veterans
Thank you for your service
Planetarium students, director present at Great Lakes Planetarium Association Annual Conference
Seven planetarium student staff and the director, Dr. Sara Schultz, presented this week for the annual GLPA conference, this year held virtually. Senior English Education major, Callie Tescher, presented on the shows she has developed based on astronomy and mythology, entitled Mythology and the Milky Way: Celebrating the Stories of the Sky in the Planetarium.Junior Chemistry major, Abigail Bormann, presented […]
Gratton receives James Patterson Book Club grant
Karisa Gratton, preschool teacher at the Early Education Center, was selected as one of this year’s recipients for the James Patterson Book Club grant. This essay-based grant, in the amount of $500, is issued to individuals each year through the Scholastic Book Club, allowing teachers to provide new literature for the students in their care. Karisa plans to use the […]
Stotts published in STRIDES neurodiversity issue
Rachel Stotts, an assistant professor in Speech/Language/Hearing Sciences department, submitted an article to the Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship International (PATH, Int). The article, titled “Successful Strategies for ASD,” was published in the STRIDES Summer 2020 Neurodiversity Issue. The article gives strategies and techniques to help individuals with Autism be successful in equine-assisted activities and therapies (EAAT). Rachel wrote the […]
Professor emerita elected to Reading Hall of Fame
Dr. Doris-Walker Dalhouse, Professor Emerita in the School of Teaching & Learning, has been elected to the Reading Hall of Fame, an independent organization that recognizes lifetime achievement in the field of reading. Established in 1973, the purpose of the Reading Hall of Fame is the improvement of reading instruction. Nominees for membership must be actively involved in the field […]