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Charlie Clark's owners celebrate 35th year | Business News ... - White Mountain Independent
Charlie Clark's owners celebrate 35th year | Business News ... White Mountain Independent
Marathon addresses critics of heat-shortened race - BurlingtonFreePress.com
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BurlingtonFreePress.com
The details came from a lengthy letter posted online Wednesday and signed by RunVermont Executive Director Peter Delaney and Board Chairwoman Nicole Ravlin. "This past Sunday was the first time we've ever had to stop a race in progress and we ...
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Watershed Moments - Dr. Ibrahim Mohammed and Graduate Research Assistant, Ryan Sleeper
Presented here is the first of three 2016 Watershed Moments Scholarly Conversations Videos.
"Watershed Moments", features brief, informal discussions between faculty, graduate students and post doctoral associates, sharing and learning about a recent accomplishment in the member's field of expertise with a colleague or student from outside their field of expertise.
This video features a discussion on:
"The use of CMIP5 data to simulate climate change impacts on flow regime within the Lake Champlain Basin" with Dr. Ibrahim Mohammed, Post-Doctoral Research Associate, VT EPSCoR and Ryan Sleeper, Graduate Research Assistant, VT EPSCoR.
"Watershed Moments", features brief, informal discussions between faculty, graduate students and post doctoral associates, sharing and learning about a recent accomplishment in the member's field of expertise with a colleague or student from outside their field of expertise.
This video features a discussion on:
"The use of CMIP5 data to simulate climate change impacts on flow regime within the Lake Champlain Basin" with Dr. Ibrahim Mohammed, Post-Doctoral Research Associate, VT EPSCoR and Ryan Sleeper, Graduate Research Assistant, VT EPSCoR.
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Castleton to invest $3.6 million in STEM facilities - Vermont Biz
Vermont Biz
Vermont Biz
Vermont Business Magazine With a focus on preparing current and future students for high skill, high demand, high paying jobs in Vermont, Castleton University has committed to investing roughly $3.6 million in a renovation and modernization project to ...
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Castleton to invest $3.6 million in STEM facilities - Vermont Biz
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Vermont Biz
Over the last six years the department has won more than $750,000 in grant funding from agencies such as the NSF, the Vermont Genetics Network (VGN), VT-EPSCoR, the USGS, and NEWRnet for active research. The majority of these funds have gone to ...
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Castleton to invest $3.6 million in STEM facilities - Vermont Biz
Vermont Biz
Vermont Biz
Vermont Business Magazine With a focus on preparing current and future students for high skill, high demand, high paying jobs in Vermont, Castleton University has committed to investing roughly $3.6 million in a renovation and modernization project to ...
Castleton to invest $3.6 million in STEM facilities - Vermont Biz
Vermont Biz
Vermont Biz
Over the last six years the department has won more than $750,000 in grant funding from agencies such as the NSF, the Vermont Genetics Network (VGN), VT-EPSCoR, the USGS, and NEWRnet for active research. The majority of these funds have gone to ...
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Opinion | Why is success so hard to predict? - The Washington Post
Opinion | Why is success so hard to predict? The Washington Post
Heat halts Vermont City Marathon for first time - BurlingtonFreePress.com
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BurlingtonFreePress.com
When officials called off the People's United Bank Vermont City Marathon on Sunday, participant Sarah Roy kept on running. Roy, 46, of Uxbridge, Massachusetts, was at Mile 24 when officials discontinued the race. She said she followed many others who ...
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Tips to beat the marathon heat - BurlingtonFreePress.com
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BurlingtonFreePress.com
Get out your watermelons and hoses. Temperatures are expected to reach into the 80s during Sunday's 28th running of the People's United Bank Vermont City Marathon. RunVermont executive director Peter Delaney has asked spectators — whom he ...
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California Looms as Delegate Prize, and as One More Democratic ... - The New York Times
California Looms as Delegate Prize, and as One More Democratic ... The New York Times
Vermont EPSCoR Outreach Team Member Rachel Seigel - Rubenstein School Student Takes Playing in the Sandbox to New Heights
This summer, Seigel will collaborate with Dr. Donna Rizzo of the UVM College of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences, her graduate students, and two local high school students to make improvements to the Automated Reality Sandbox.
"When Rachel contacted me, her excitement was infectious and very indicative of why these systems are so popular with science museums and public outreach events," said Rizzo, who herself was mesmerized by her first experience playing in an AR Sandbox. "I've always wanted to find a way to use the ARS system to help explain some of the Vermont EPSCoR research on adaptation to climate change (RACC) we're doing in the Lake Champlain Basin. I'm hoping this summer that Rachel, in tandem with a few of my graduate students and some of the new EPSCoR undergraduate interns, might develop an educational module to help spread the fun and excitement of this research in a more hand-ons way."
"When Rachel contacted me, her excitement was infectious and very indicative of why these systems are so popular with science museums and public outreach events," said Rizzo, who herself was mesmerized by her first experience playing in an AR Sandbox. "I've always wanted to find a way to use the ARS system to help explain some of the Vermont EPSCoR research on adaptation to climate change (RACC) we're doing in the Lake Champlain Basin. I'm hoping this summer that Rachel, in tandem with a few of my graduate students and some of the new EPSCoR undergraduate interns, might develop an educational module to help spread the fun and excitement of this research in a more hand-ons way."
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Budd, Jackson Receive University Distinguished Professor Award - UVM News
UVM News
Current University Distinguished Professors are Rex Forehand (Psychological Science), Judith Van Houten (Biology), Mark Nelson (Pharmacology), Susan Wallace (Microbiology and Molecular Genetics), Brooke Mossman (Pathology), Wolfgang Mieder ...
How One Wyoming Rancher Fought the EPA and Won - AgWeb
How One Wyoming Rancher Fought the EPA and Won AgWeb
Andy Johnson lives with his wife and kids on nine acres in Wyoming. A few years ago he wanted to build a stock pond for his horses and cows, and to give his ...
Douglas Alan Betts, 68, Virginia Dominion Power retiree - Williamsburg Yorktown Daily
Williamsburg Yorktown Daily
Douglas Alan 'Doug' Betts, 68, passed away on Sunday, May 22, 2016. Doug was a native of Baltimore, Md., and a Peninsula resident since 1955. He was a graduate of York High School, Class of 1965, and retired in 2003 from Virginia Dominion Power after ...
2016 University of Vermont graduates - BurlingtonFreePress.com
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BurlingtonFreePress.com
Burlington, Joshua Pothen. Burlington, Marion Weir. Colchester, Nezar Al Bataineh. Colchester, Krithika Rao. Concord, Peter Isles. Essex Junction, Geoffrey Giampa. Essex Junction, Chenin Limback. Essex Junction, Jennifer Zangl. Jericho, Megan Valentine.
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