By Dr. Don Capener
Before my first trip to India in 2017, I wondered how to best approach this market. What were the advantages in terms of developing business there?
Predictions set India to be the largest nation in the …
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Before my first trip to India in 2017, I wondered how to best approach this market. What were the advantages in terms of developing business there?
Predictions set India to be the largest nation in the …
Read More »By Sheri Webber
“Slightly east of the water tower… lay a small cemetery… a forgotten part of a colorful history the new campus site acquired,” wrote Dr. George Hallam in 1988, a Jacksonville University (JU) Professor and author of Our …
Read More »By Dr. A. Quinton White
The St. Johns River is a fascinating ecological feature of Florida. It is critical to the very fabric of Jacksonville.
I often sit in amazement while observing the impact of the river on our lives, …
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The Jacksonville University (JU) Linda Berry Stein College of Fine Arts (LBSCFA) had an unprecedented holiday season. First came the renaming announcement for the College on December 7. Then came exciting news from the Kennedy Center American …
Read More »By Carley Stickney
The Jacksonville University (JU) chapter of the National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS) recently received the prestigious Founder’s List award from the National Office, one of the highest awarded by the NSLS Pillar Program.
The NSLS, …
Read More »For more than seven years, the Media in Crime course offered at Jacksonville University (JU) has partnered with Communities in Schools (CIS), an organization that works directly inside classrooms to empower students to succeed.
CIS has a …
Read More »By Sheri Webber
Patrice Abner arrived on campus as Director of Student Inclusion in July 2017. Today, the Jacksonville University (JU) Student Inclusion Center teems with guests, mostly students, and some visiting for the first time.
Abner’s experience in community
By Sheri Webber
Racing a sailboat is equal parts art – feeling the movement of the boat, sensing the optimal time to change course – and science, calculating ever-changing wind speeds and water currents.
Freshman kinesiology major Charlotte Rose is …
Read More »When asked what I do, seven things immediately come to mind. Whether answering that question from students, parents, or other stakeholders, the following should be on the proverbial “to-do list” for the dean of any effective …
Read More »By Sheri Webber
Sky watchers converged on Jacksonville University (JU) for a cosmic celebration on Sun., Jan. 20. Co-hosted by the Northeast Florida Astronomical Society (NEFAS) and Jacksonville’s Museum of Science and History (MOSH), spectators peered at a super blood …
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