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Judi VoelklSaying Goodbye
Faculty, staff, and students throughout Clemson University are mourning the loss of one of our own.  It is with a heavy heart that we must say goodbye to Judi Voelkl, Ph.D, Professor, Department of Parks, Recreation, and Tourism Management.  Voelkl's positive attitude, professional work ethic, and understanding of those of whom she based her research was a bold statement to her character.  Her spirit, passion and laugh will be sorely missed by all who loved her. » More

Susan SlocumIn The Name of Education and Research
When Sue Slocum started checking boxes on the what-do-you-want-to-be survey during her middle school years, she skipped right past the options of: Be Exposed to Tropical Diseases; Witness Effects of HIV on Third-World Families; and Live in Mud Hut.  However, that’s exactly what she’s doing. » More

Tillman HallItalian Classroom Program for Education Students Wins International Acclaim
Clemson University and the University of Kansas have earned international acclaim for a program that puts future American teachers in Italian classrooms for a month each spring. The Institute of International Education will present the IIE Andrew Heiskell Award for Innovation in International Education for a study aboard program called “Maymester Study Abroad in Capri, Italy for Education Majors.”  » More

 

Clemson's Visionary Healthcare Genetics PhD Program Achieving Goals The impact of genetics on health care has the potential to be greater than any earlier scientific advancement. With all it promises in early prevention, detection and treatment of disease, genetics will require a much different way of providing health care and conducting research.Clemson's Visionary Healthcare Genetics PhD Program Achieving Goals The impact of genetics on health care has the potential to be greater than any earlier scientific advancement. With all it promises in early prevention, detection and treatment of disease, genetics will require a much different way of providing health care and conducting research.  » More

School of Ed. Alum Opens Special-Needs School Maya Mehanna ('01) is one of the Co-Founders, Education Director and a classroom teacher at Alexsander Academy in Alpharetta, Georgia. The school is in its inaugural year and is set up to serve students with sensory processing issues, autism, Aspergers Syndrome, ADHD, emotional/behavioral needs, and auditory processing and/or communication disorders.CU-ICAR School of Ed. Alum Opens Special-Needs School
Maya Mehanna ('01) is one of the Co-Founders, Education Director and a classroom teacher at Alexsander Academy in Alpharetta, Georgia. The school is in its inaugural year and is set up to serve students with sensory processing issues, autism, Aspergers Syndrome, ADHD, emotional/behavioral needs, and auditory processing and/or communication disorders. » More

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