NVU Professor Emily Tarleton co-authored the just-released study Malnutrition Risk, Rurality, and Falls Among Community-Dwelling Older Adults,
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NVU Professor Powell’s New Poetry Collection Reviewed in The Boston Globe
NVU Professor Elizabeth Powell’snew book of poems was reviewed recently in a
Continue ReadingNVU Professor of Anthropology Publishes First Application of Social Network Theory on Polyamory
Northern Vermont University Professor of Anthropology Janet Bennion will present a guided discussion on the efficacy and ethics of polyamory versus monogamy on The
Continue ReadingHaley Frechette: A first-generation student’s story
In all the chaos of the election, it would be easy to lose track of the fact that November 8th was National First-Generation Student Day. This day was meant to highlight and celebrate those who are the first in their family to attend college. I am proud to be one of those Vermonters.
Continue ReadingNorthern Vermont University Presents The Monument
Northern Vermont University’s Performance, Arts, and Technology program, based on NVU’s Johnson campus, will present The Monument, an original immersive production performed live online. The 50-minute performance will run Thursday, October 29 at 7 p.m. and Friday, October 30 at 8 p.m. Tickets are $10, purchased through CatamountArts.org. The Zoom App is required for the show.
Continue ReadingNVU Julian Scott Gallery Director Curating 125th Anniversary Exhibitions for Vermont’s First Art Museum
Phillip Robertson, director of the Julian Scott Gallery and part-time faculty in the Studio Arts program at NVU-Johnson, is curating the T.W. Wood Gallery’s 125th Anniversary Celebration Exhibitions.
Continue ReadingNVU Professor Researches the Role of Magnesium and Nutrition on Health
NVU Professor Powell Publishes New Book of Poetry
Congratulations to NVU Associate Professor Elizabeth Powell on the publication of Atomizer, her third book of poetry.
Continue ReadingNVU Assistant Professor Studies Impact of Climate on Bird Nesting Habits
Lisa Zinn, visiting assistant professor at NVU-Johnson, is researching how climate change influences bird nesting using her bird banding skills to track bird populations on campus.
Continue ReadingNVU Professor Breaks Down Barriers to Calculus
Extending Remote Instruction Through the End of the Semester
Vermont Drag Queens Discuss Activism, Perform Feb. 6 at Northern Vermont University
Vermont drag queens Nikki Champagne and Emoji Nightmare will discuss their activism to increase LGBTQ visibility and equity at 11:30 a.m. Feb.
Continue ReadingTalk on Equity Issues in Middle Schools Jan. 30 at Northern Vermont University
Kathleen Brinegar, associate professor of education at Northern Vermont University’s Johnson campus, will
Continue ReadingNorthern Vermont University Launches Master’s Degree Program Featuring Discovery Education’s Professional Development Content
Northern Vermont University today announced the launch of their new online program, the Master of Arts in Education with a Concentration in Digital Media Instruction.
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