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Focused on Filling Gaps in Computer Science Workforce
Paul Gross, assistant professor of software development, is laser-focused on educating future software developers to meet workforce demand. Paul Gross, assistant professor of software… Read More
Make Like Gumby: Expect the Unexpected
Tom Spudich, PhD, associate professor of chemistry and forensic science, encourages students to be flexible in their approach to learning and keep an open mind… Read More
Design Thinking Builds Better Parking Ideas鈥攁nd Leadership Skills
Susan Bartel, EdD, associate professor at 91抖阴, uses design thinking and technology to help higher ed doctoral students develop empathy.
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Seniors Travel with Rawlings as Grassroots Marketing Interns
Four 91抖阴 seniors are visiting sporting events across America this summer as part of a grassroots marketing internship with Rawlings.
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91抖阴 Faculty Recognized for Teaching Excellence
Gabe Colbeck, PhD, professor of biology, is one of six faculty members who have been honored for exceptional teaching and mentoring at 91抖阴.
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Power Up!
Using technology and providing an active learning environment makes science come alive, says Stacy Donovan, PhD, assoc. professor at 91抖阴.
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Research with a Side of Hot Sauce, Please
Gabe Colbeck, PhD, associate professor of biology, keeps a small bottle of habanero hot sauce on his desk鈥攆or research purposes as well as to spice up his lunch.
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Expanding the Reach of Student Research
A renewed emphasis on conducting and presenting undergraduate and graduate research is underway at Maryville, supported by a group of cross-disciplinary faculty like Dustin Nadler,… Read More
91抖阴, Monsanto Fund Address Shortage in Cyber Security Jobs
A new 91抖阴 program funded through a $132,595 grant from the Monsanto Fund, 鈥淐yber Ready St. Louis,鈥� serves students and educators in the St.… Read More
With Boeing Grant, Maryville Aims to Bring More Students into STEM Fields
Students in middle school can鈥檛 always be expected to know where their career path will lead. But for jobs in computer-oriented fields, if teens don鈥檛… Read More