Monthly Archives: October, 2014

New Minor Explores Relationships Between Medicine and Society

The current Ebola crisis is a clear illustration that medical care is as much about good communication as it is about good medicine and...

President Papazian Speaks at Connecticut Women’s Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony

President Mary A. Papazian spoke on Oct. 29 at the Connecticut Women’s Hall of Fame’s 21st annual Induction Ceremony & Celebration: "Shaping our World:...

Listening to Mom Pays Dividends

Statistically speaking, Quintin Robinson should have been an academic failure. As a black male growing up in a single-parent home in rough-and-tumble Compton, Calif.,...

Geography Students Are Standouts at Regional Conference

Senior geography majors Michelle Ritchie and Fatima Cecunjanin won the student poster competition at the New England-Saint Lawrence Valley Geographical Society’s (NESTVAL) annual meeting,...

In the News – October 2014

*The New Haven Register ran a preview on Oct. 29 of the one-woman show, "My Name is Rachel Corrie." *John Nwangwu, professor of public health, was a...

New Equipment to Provide Runners With Gait Analyses

The best treatment for running injuries is to prevent them from happening in the first place. And while proper warmups, strength training and a...

Campus Health and Safety Announcement

As the CDC continues to monitor and respond to the recent ebola concerns, please be assured that SCSU is remaining informed through local and...

A Wish Come True for New Student

If given the opportunity to be granted just one wish, many people would choose money, fame or power. And even if that wish were...

President Receives 2014 Athena Leadership Award

Mary A. Papazian, president of Southern Connecticut State University, received the 2014 Athena Leadership Award during an Oct. 9 luncheon at the Toyota presents...

Nursing and The Law

When Nursing Professor Susan Westrick first became a nurse, she found that legal issues frequently made their way into the medical field. As a...

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