Monthly Archives: November, 2014

Students Assist Towns in Curbing Future Coastal Storm Damage

Southern is assisting the town of East Haven in trying to prevent a repeat of major property damage inflicted upon the community two years...

In the News – November 2014

*The New Haven Register ran a story in its Sunday, Nov. 23, edition that profiled Stephen Hegedus, the new dean of the School of...

Student’s Paintings Reveal Struggles with Stereotypes

Marla McLeod had never painted before she took an art class with Rachael Vaters-Carr in her first year at Southern. The senior painting major...

Book Shares Practical Tips on Getting Kids to Read

Studies have shown for decades that getting children interested in reading at an early age is crucial to their academic development. Those who are...

School of Education Earns Reaccreditation

Southern’s School of Education has earned a full five-year reaccreditation from the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP)’s Continuous Improvement Commission. The commission...

Norwegians Leading Owls to Soccer Summit

The men’s soccer team is used to having players from all over the globe. England, Scotland, France, Israel, Serbia, and Trinidad and Tobago are...

Exploring Careers in Accounting

The School of Business recently hosted on campus 350 high school students from around the state who are interested in majoring in accounting. Partnering...

When Disabled Students Bully Other Disabled Students

Students with disabilities are more likely to be bullied than their nondisabled peers, volumes of research shows. But in many instances, those perpetrating the...

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