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[New Scholars] New College Event Highlights Innovative Research by Students
Are attractive women seen as more or less competent than their less attractive colleagues? Does playing video games improve adults’ visual perception? Can protein mapping and new neuroimaging technology provide better ways to identify mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) and
[New Scholars] New College Event Highlights Innovative Research by Students
Are attractive women seen as more or less competent than their less attractive colleagues? Does playing video games improve adults’ visual perception? Can protein mapping and new neuroimaging technology provide better ways to identify mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) and
Students Awarded Teaching Positions in France
Six students from New College of Florida have been offered teaching assistantships under a French government program, known as TAPIF, that brings in Americans to teach English to elementary or secondary school students nationwide. This year’s six TAPIF recipients –
Students Awarded Teaching Positions in France
Six students from New College of Florida have been offered teaching assistantships under a French government program, known as TAPIF, that brings in Americans to teach English to elementary or secondary school students nationwide. This year’s six TAPIF recipients –
Judge Charles Williams to Deliver Commencement Address
New College of Florida has announced that Judge Charles E. Williams of the 12th Judicial Circuit of Florida will give the keynote address at the College’s 47th Commencement, on Friday, May 24, 2013. About 185 students are expected to receive
Judge Charles Williams to Deliver Commencement Address
New College of Florida has announced that Judge Charles E. Williams of the 12th Judicial Circuit of Florida will give the keynote address at the College’s 47th Commencement, on Friday, May 24, 2013. About 185 students are expected to receive
Six New College Students Awarded Fulbright Grants
Six students at New College of Florida have been awarded prestigious Fulbright grants for 2013 and will study and teach in Germany, Sweden, Taiwan and the Czech Republic. This year’s recipients are Claire Albiez (Sarasota, Fla.) , Seth Borden (Sarasota,
Six New College Students Awarded Fulbright Grants
Six students at New College of Florida have been awarded prestigious Fulbright grants for 2013 and will study and teach in Germany, Sweden, Taiwan and the Czech Republic. This year’s recipients are Claire Albiez (Sarasota, Fla.) , Seth Borden (Sarasota,
Katherine Newton Presents Research on Capitol Hill
Producing notable research is hardly unusual for New College of Florida students. But few present it to a Congressional audience on Capitol Hill, as fourth-year psychology student Katherine Newton did last week. Newton presented her work as part of the
Katherine Newton Presents Research on Capitol Hill
Producing notable research is hardly unusual for New College of Florida students. But few present it to a Congressional audience on Capitol Hill, as fourth-year psychology student Katherine Newton did last week. Newton presented her work as part of the
New College Police Taking Part in National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day
New College Campus Police will be collecting unwanted, unused or expired prescription drugs on Saturday, April 27, as part of National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day. Members of the Sarasota and Bradenton communities are encouraged to drop off the medications between
New College Police Taking Part in National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day
New College Campus Police will be collecting unwanted, unused or expired prescription drugs on Saturday, April 27, as part of National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day. Members of the Sarasota and Bradenton communities are encouraged to drop off the medications between
Two New College Students Awarded State Dept.’s Critical Language Scholarships
Two New College of Florida students have been awarded Critical Language Scholarships from the U.S. Department of State and will travel abroad this summer to study in language immersion programs. Andrea Brody-Barre, a fourth-year student from New York City, will
Two New College Students Awarded State Dept.’s Critical Language Scholarships
Two New College of Florida students have been awarded Critical Language Scholarships from the U.S. Department of State and will travel abroad this summer to study in language immersion programs. Andrea Brody-Barre, a fourth-year student from New York City, will
Two New College Students Receive Prestigious Goldwater Scholarship for Math and Science
Two New College of Florida students, one using algebraic geometry to study cancer and another identifying ways to help white blood cells fight disease, have been awarded Goldwater Scholarships, the premier U.S. undergraduate award recognizing students showing potential to make
Two New College Students Receive Prestigious Goldwater Scholarship for Math and Science
Two New College of Florida students, one using algebraic geometry to study cancer and another identifying ways to help white blood cells fight disease, have been awarded Goldwater Scholarships, the premier U.S. undergraduate award recognizing students showing potential to make
New College Offers First-Ever Summer Session
For the first time in its history, New College of Florida is offering a summer session of classes that will explore both classic higher education themes and cutting-edge technologies, in classes taught by the College’s distinguished and expert faculty.
New College Offers First-Ever Summer Session
For the first time in its history, New College of Florida is offering a summer session of classes that will explore both classic higher education themes and cutting-edge technologies, in classes taught by the College’s distinguished and expert faculty.
Michael Long Awarded Truman Scholarship
New College of Florida student Michael Long is one of 62 students nationwide to receive a 2013 Truman Scholarship, a prestigious award given to college juniors with exceptional leadership potential and who are committed to a career in public service.
Michael Long Awarded Truman Scholarship
New College of Florida student Michael Long is one of 62 students nationwide to receive a 2013 Truman Scholarship, a prestigious award given to college juniors with exceptional leadership potential and who are committed to a career in public service.
