The Education Department will hold two informational meetings about the Colleges Teacher Certification Program on Wednesday and Thursday, Feb. 8 and 9. Open to all first years and sophomores, the sessions will take place at 5 p.m. in the Geneva Room of the Warren Hunting Smith Library.
The Education Department offers programs leading to certification and a Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) in chil... More >>
Students interested in a career in either fashion or public relations will have the opportunity to learn more about careers in these innovative fields when Jayne Chase P'13, a fashion and style expert, comes to campus on Wednesday, Feb. 8 as part of the Professionals in Residence Series.
Her talk, titled "Careers in Fashion and Public Relations," will take place at 7:30 p.m. in Trinity 305.
Chase... More >>
Moved to action by a love for dogs, James Coughlin '13 decided to spend his winter break volunteering at Helping Hounds, a dog rescue in his hometown of DeWitt, N.Y.
"Prior to my first visit, I have to admit that I was a bit naive over what I was getting myself into," says Coughlin. "I originally thought that the shelter would be full of cute puppies looking for a home, which there were. However,... More >>
Sarah Kunin '09, who has steadily been moving up the ranks at ABC News, was recently promoted to food and lifestyle producer at Good Morning America (GMA). In the position, she is responsible for culinary and fashion segments in the second hour of the show.
"I look for unique ideas and stories and try to come up with innovative ways to present them to our viewers," explains Kunin. "Some days I'm ... More >>
Students with an interest in pursuing careers at the heart of the nation, Washington, D.C. had the opportunity to explore the capital during winter break. For the sixth year, Associate Professor of Political Science DeWayne Lucas and Professor of Political Science Iva Deutchman - with the assistance of Assistant Director of Employer Development Miranda Warder - accompanied students on the Day on ... More >>
HWS Trustee Will Margiloff '92 will discuss "Entrepreneurism in Digital Marketing" as part of the Professionals in Residence series on Friday, Jan. 27 at 4:30 p.m. in Stern 303. Margiloff is CEO of IgnitionOne, and co-CEO and founder of IgnitionOne's parent company, Innovation Interactive. As such he is charged with the overall vision and strategic direction of IgnitionOne's services and Digital... More >>
Most college students spend a lot of time reading books. Most of those books, however, don't have very many pictures and rarely include titles such as "Llama, Llama Red Pajama." In order to read books in that category HWS students have to participate in America Reads.
This fall, HWS America Reads program participated in the nationwide "Read for the Record" campaign sponsored by Jumpstart. "Read f... More >>
Mathematics major Yaoxin Liu '12, recently gave a presentation on campus titled, "A Mathematical Model of T Cell Exhaustion Caused by HBV/HDV."
The talk was the topic of research he conducted with Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science Jonathan Forde and Yixiao Sha '12. As part of the Summer Research Program, they looked at the interactions between the Hepatitis Beta (HBV) and He... More >>
Fulbright recipient Brittany Flaherty '10 has hardly taken a breath since graduation - and she couldn't be happier about it. Flaherty recently returned to the East coast after spending more than a year in Vancouver studying at the University of British Columbia.
Flaherty received a Fulbright Scholarship, for which she audited courses on integrated water management and water policy and politics. I... More >>
Three HWS students had the opportunity to participate in the first-ever College Radio Day on Tuesday, Oct. 11.
Claire Brown '12, Meghan Brooks '12 and Evan Phail '13 represented WEOS-FM during the event, as did four members of the Geneva community and a high school junior from Bloomfield, N.Y. The participants gathered together at the WEOS studio and each broadcast their respective shows live to ... More >>
