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5-year U.S. Department of Education award will fund activities to help middle and high school students from disadvantaged backgrounds make college degree a reality.
Many universities publish research journals, but few are devoted solely to student work and fewer still are produced by students. Aquila – Latin for eagle – is the FGCU student-run journal and, says adviser Peter Reuter, assistant professor of rehabilitation science, “we are the only Florida state university to have a student research journal to…
Sociologist's latest book explores movements — many fueled by religious beliefs — that call for rebellion against the U.S. government.
Duo delves into emotional and psychological repercussions in show opening Thursday, Oct. 6 at Main Gallery.
Steven Kissinger says that the primary emotion he feels these days is “elation” over the social change he is helping to bring about. That’s not exactly what you’d expect from a college graduate with an accounting degree. No offense to those who are using their degrees in more traditional ways, like private practice – that’s how…
Chris Westley’s professional life has been a lot like the field he wound up in – full of unexpected twists and turns. Having spent his teen years in Naples, he headed to the University of Florida to major in journalism. “I always enjoyed writing,” he says. “Initially I wanted to be a business journalist. At…
As a veteran himself, William “Bill” Schoen believes in serving those who served. Schoen, a Naples resident for 35 years who’s the retired founder, president, chief executive officer and chairman of the board of health-care giant Health Management Associates, spends much of his time these days sharing his good fortune in philanthropic fashion through his…