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ATTENTION PRE-LAW SOCIETY MEMBERS AND ALL PRE-LAW STUDENTS
There will be a meeting of the Pre-Law Society at 3 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 4, in the Davis College of Business, Room 165 (Conference Room A). At the meeting, the Society will …
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JU trustee, financial adviser Margaret Black-Scott weighs in on ‘fiscal cliff’ in New York Times article
Jacksonville University trustee and alumnus Margaret “Mag” Black-Scott was featured prominently in a New York Times article Friday, Nov. 16, in which financial advisers discussed the implications if President Obama and Congress fail to avert the so-called “fiscal cliff” — …
Read More »Olympic shooting champion visits JU
Two-time Olympic gold medalist Vincent Hancock and his father and Olympic coach, Craig Hancock, visited with Jacksonville University Varsity Sporting Clays, Skeet & Trap Team members and JU President Kerry Romesburg on Friday, Nov. 16.
The father-son sharpshooting duo will …
Read More »Jacksonville University to host St. Jude ‘Give thanks. Walk’ on Saturday, Nov. 17
Jacksonville University will host the St. Jude “Give thanks. Walk,” an annual fund-raiser held on the same day in 90 cities across the country, on Saturday, Nov. 17. This is Jacksonville’s inaugural walk, and Jacksonville University was selected as the …
Read More »JU student reading tutors highlighted in Florida Times-Union
The Florida Times-Union featured a full-length Metro section article Nov. 15 on the superlative work being done by JU Professor Tammy Ryan and her Education students as they tutor local youngsters in the School of Education’s new reading lab. Jacksonville.com …
Read More »JU Prof. Lynette Kennison shares health concerns in Folio Weekly article on e-cigarettes
Dr. Lynette Kennison, a JU associate professor of nursing, says in a Folio Weekly cover story that smoking e-cigarettes “probably” is less harmful than smoking cigarettes.
Still, “I have some concerns about it,” including the lack of FDA regulation …
Read More »Want to take better photos this holiday season? Here’s a (free) chance to improve your skills
Who: For JU faculty and staff
What: Ginger Sheridan, JU associate professor of photography, will review her “Five Fast Tips for Flattering Fotos of Friends and Family.” The five steps are:
- Shoot from FAR away
- Use FILL flash
Flash mob in JU cafeteria promotes Nov. 15-17 Senior Choreography Concert
Diners at JU’s Riverview Cafe in the Kinne Student Center on Wednesday, Nov. 14 were treated to a flash mob dance performance by about 20 JU students promoting the Nov. 15-17 Senior Choreography Concert at Swisher Theatre.
Dozens of JU …
Read More »JU arts, crafts, bake fair wraps up Thursday, Nov. 15 in Howard Building
With tasty treats, handcrafted glasswork, homemade candles and scarves, and other gifts to choose from, JU employees and students have a chance to get started on their Christmas shopping this week at the Arts & Crafts/Bake Fair.
The bazaar …
Read More »JU Study Abroad unveils 2013 Spring Break opportunities
JU Study Abroad will venture to Puerto Rico, Costa Rica and Dominica from March 15-23 during spring break 2013.
The Puerto Rico and Costa Rica programs are open to all students of any major. Each program will offer a three-credit …
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