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The facts speak for themselves. Baby boomers are retiring at the rate of about 10,000 per day, which makes healthcare a smart career choice for today’s graduates. Back in 2018, Derek Thompson, staff writer for The Atlantic, reported that “growth in healthcare employment is stemming more from administrative jobs rather than physician jobs.” This fact…
Club dances to its own Latin beat
In the second-floor lab of Whitaker Hall, past the autoclaves and the microscopes, the neat rows of beakers and funnels, the white lab coats hanging on hooks, researcher Lyndsay Rhodes examines the 96-well plate in her hand. The well plate is roughly the size of an index card and the thickness of a magazine. Each…
When most of us look at photos taken past and present, we see the reality that time stops for no one. Except Azul the Eagle. In fact, the feathered fellow frequenting FGCU events as our official mascot has grown better during his 20-year flight of fancy, with a far more expressive look today – not…
Astroscientist Derek Buzasi’s mission in life…is to see the light, even if he has to hunt through the night sky using land-based and orbiting telescopes and technologies to do so. After all, light is the messenger that may one day enable this groundbreaking asteroseismologist and his FGCU team to discover life on other planets – and…
Innovative program helps former students finish college degrees
Dr. Tom Smythe talks about unemployment numbers during COVID-19.
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February 22, 2024
