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JU Prof. Brian Lane’s “PhysFliS” computer simulation work published in “The Physics Teacher” national journal
How do you keep aviation and engineering students’ eyes from glossing over or their hands from scratching their heads when teaching them the vital subject of physics?
Nowadays, spreadsheets, blocks, pulleys and ramps may not cut it.
How about a …
Read More »Davis Student Commons, fitness center, pool to reopen Monday, May 13
The Davis Student Commons, Nimnicht Fitness Center and Lonnie Wurn Pool are closed through Sunday, May 12 and will reopen Monday, May 13.
The David Student Commons offices’ summer hours are: 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday-Thursday and 8:30 a.m.-noon
… Read More »JU President Tim Cost thanks First Baptist for its Commencement help in letter to Times-Union
Letters from readers: JU president thanks First Baptist
How uplifting to see the spirit of cooperation, creativity and just plain good neighborliness shown by First Baptist Church of Jacksonville last week as it agreed
THE COST BENEFITS: A PRESIDENTIAL PROFILE — New JU President Tim Cost turns heads with plans for more student success, higher growth
Try to capture Tim Cost’s attention with the old locker-room adage “There’s No ‘I’ in ‘Team’,” and you’re getting close to the strike zone.
How about “There’s No ‘I’ in ‘Students’ ”?
Now you’ve hurled one right down the pipe.…
Read More »Stunning JU 2013 Aquarian magazine now available!
The spectacular 2013 Aquarian, Jacksonville University’s literary and arts magazine, has arrived, with copies available in the Council Building lobby.
This year’s 118-page publication is edited by Lauren Michelle Tidwell, with assistant editors Arelis Resto and Ashley Rodriguez. Faculty advisor
… Read More »Catch some “Prevailing Winds,” JU NROTC’s Spring 2013 newsletter!
The Spring 2013 issue of “Prevailing Winds,” Jacksonville University’s NROTC newsletter, it out, with updates on many facets of the program, including the Pistol Team, Colorguard Team, Sailing Team, Aviation Club and Trident Society.
There are also articles on the
… Read More »Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi applauds JU Public Policy Institute
By Christina Kelso
JU Communications sophomore
The importance of making sure Florida’s next generation of leaders is up to speed on public policy matters isn’t lost on state Attorney General Pam Bondi, who recently addressed the JU Public Policy Institute
… Read More »Retiring JU Political Science Prof. Stephen Baker profiled in Florida Times-Union
JU political science professor Stephen Baker was profiled on The Florida Times-Union’s front page Monday, May 6, reflecting on his 28-year teaching career at the University and his love of politics.
Among other things, Baker, who retired at this semester’s …
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