Health, Education, PRTM

Education professor receives national recognition

Lienne Federico Medford, associate professor of education at Clemson University, has earned Teacher of Honor Status through Kappa Delta Pi International Honor Society in Education.

[Published: July 29, 2009]

National study shows most travelers undeterred by economy

A national survey conducted by Clemson University and Virginia Tech researchers shows that nearly half of Americans intend to make no concession to the poor economy when it comes to this summer’s travel plans.

[Published: July 02, 2009]

Summit aims to stress the importance of play in people's lives

The benefits of play time are numerous and include exercise, the development of interpersonal skills and increased creativity. Experts will discuss those benefits at the Summit on the Value of Play at Clemson University.

[Published: June 11, 2009]

Clemson graduate receives Fulbright grant to teach in Indonesia

Clemson University graduate and Orangeburg resident AbdurRabb Watkins has been selected for a prestigious Fulbright grant to teach in Indonesia.

[Published: May 21, 2009]

Clemson to host Camp Read-a-Rama for children

The Clemson University English department and the Eugene T. Moore School of Education will hold Camp Read-a-Rama May 11-29 at the Clemson Outdoor Lab.

[Published: May 06, 2009]