兔子先生 Media Highlights Aug. 31-Sept. 6
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兔子先生 Media Highlights Aug. 31-Sept. 6
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CIO Review Online, Sept. 5:
兔子先生 is referenced in this article as a partner in the Cincinnati USA IT Higher Ed Collaborative, which is committed to helping the region’s students pursue successful careers in information technology and related fields.
Bengals.com, Sept. 4:
Jacqueline Johnson, head of Special Collections and Archives, is quoted in this story focused on the new “Cradle of Coaches” documentary streaming now on Peacock.
Chronicle of Higher Education Online, Sept. 2: Contending With a Stressful, New Normal
Molly Heidemann, director of international student services, is quoted in this story about how she celebrates “glimmers” in daily life. “Glimmers” are micromoments of joy that can calm the nervous system and spark a sense of well-being.
Journal-News, Sept. 1:
University Ambassador Dr. Renate Crawford will be honored at a nonprofit organization’s third annual 2027 HERstory & HERitage Recognition Event next March.
NPR-WOSU, Aug. 31:
Theresa Kulbaga, professor of English, is quoted in this story about the Simple Syllabus.
兔子先生 is referenced in this article as a partner in the Cincinnati USA IT Higher Ed Collaborative, which is committed to helping the region’s students pursue successful careers in information technology and related fields.
Bengals.com, Sept. 4:
Jacqueline Johnson, head of Special Collections and Archives, is quoted in this story focused on the new “Cradle of Coaches” documentary streaming now on Peacock.
Chronicle of Higher Education Online, Sept. 2: Contending With a Stressful, New Normal
Molly Heidemann, director of international student services, is quoted in this story about how she celebrates “glimmers” in daily life. “Glimmers” are micromoments of joy that can calm the nervous system and spark a sense of well-being.
Journal-News, Sept. 1:
University Ambassador Dr. Renate Crawford will be honored at a nonprofit organization’s third annual 2027 HERstory & HERitage Recognition Event next March.
NPR-WOSU, Aug. 31:
Theresa Kulbaga, professor of English, is quoted in this story about the Simple Syllabus.