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3 Core Training Mistakes That Swimmers Make
Swimming World Magazine
Core strength is an all-encompassing term. Many consider core strength as pure abdominal strength, while others consider core strength as a whole-body kinetic system. Nonetheless, every swimmer (except for maybe the zealot USRPT crew) perform ...

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3 Core Training Mistakes That Swimmers Make
Swimming World Magazine
Core strength is an all-encompassing term. Many consider core strength as pure abdominal strength, while others consider core strength as a whole-body kinetic system. Nonetheless, every swimmer (except for maybe the zealot USRPT crew) perform ...

Studying the Environment at UVM  UVM News

Environmental programs are big at UVM -- like the vastness of the world they represent. Studying the Environment at UVM will help to prepare you for a wide ...

Grad Student's $140K Award Goes to Spam Folder
UVM News
... exists to find an affortable solution for existing bridges at risk. Brand's research, advised by engineering Profs. Mandar Dewoolkar and Donna Rizzo, aims to find a less expensive, safer and quicker retrofit for vulnerable bridges compared to ...

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Grad Student's $140K Award Goes to Spam Folder
UVM News
... exists to find an affortable solution for existing bridges at risk. Brand's research, advised by engineering Profs. Mandar Dewoolkar and Donna Rizzo, aims to find a less expensive, safer and quicker retrofit for vulnerable bridges compared to ...

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Grad Student's $140K Award Goes to Spam Folder
UVM News
National Science Foundation graduate research fellowship Charlie Nicholson University of Vermont Gund Institute For Ecological Economics Charlie Nicholson (left) is one of three UVM students to receive prestigious National Science Foundation graduate ...

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Grad Student's $140K Award Goes to Spam Folder
UVM News
Brand's research, advised by engineering professors Mandar Dewoolkar and Donna Rizzo, aims to find a less expensive, safer and quicker retrofit for vulnerable bridges compared to current methods. UVM alumnus Jonathan Gonzalez, a doctoral student at ...

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Grad Student's $140K Award Goes to Spam Folder
UVM News
National Science Foundation graduate research fellowship Charlie Nicholson University of Vermont Gund Institute For Ecological Economics Charlie Nicholson (left) is one of three UVM students to receive prestigious National Science Foundation graduate ...

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San Diego artist's monumental sculptures 'pop up' in Point Loma - San Diego artist Robert Michael Jones has installed three of his monumental sculptures in the midst of the NTC Arts and Culture District the thriving creative hub of Liberty Station...  San Diego Community Newspaper Group

Addison County Independent
Students of the Week - March 30, 2015
Addison County Independent
In 2012, she participated in both the New England Young Writers' Conference and the Governor's Institute on the Arts. Last year, Harper attended the New York Leadership Forum for Digital Media, Film and Journalism in NYC. Combining what she learned ...

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Grad Student's $140K Award Goes to Spam Folder  UVM News

On March 30, 2015, the VT EPSCoR Center for Workforce Development and Diversity (CWDD) hosted a Workshop on Mentoring Diverse Groups for members of the Research on Adaptation to Climate Change in the Lake Champlain Basin (RACC) group led by Drs. Lesley-Ann Dupigny-Giroux and Jason Stockwell. Workshop attendees included faculty, postdocs, grad students, and staff who will interact with undergraduate and high school students throughout the year and during the summer research internships. Summer internships start during the first week of June.
During the workshop, mentors discussed how to effectively mentor diverse students.
Discussion topics included:
- Identifying and working through implicit bias
- Creating an inclusive environment in which to air concerns
- Best practices for mentoring

University of Vermont researchers testified to state lawmakers this week that climate change is real and caused by human activity.

The scholars testified to Vermont’s Senate Committee on Natural Resources and Energy in advance of a bill that, if passed, would make Vermont the first U.S. state to acknowledge humans as the primary cause of climate change.

WPTZ The Champlain Valley
Launch VT announces pitch competition finalists
WPTZ The Champlain Valley
STEPH: TODAY WAS A BIG DAY FOR LAUNCH V.T. SOME MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENTS MADE. HERE'S WPTZ'S DAVID SCHNEIDER WITH THE STORY. DAVID: WE'RE HERE AT VCET AT BTV, THIS IS ONE OF VERMONT'S PREIMEIR COWORKING AND ...

WPTZ The Champlain Valley
Launch VT announces pitch competition finalists
WPTZ The Champlain Valley
DAVID: PATRICK CLEMINS FROM VERMONT EPSCOR, AN ORGANIZATION FUNDED IN PART BY THE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION THAT AIMS TO HELP PROMOTE SCIENTIFIC PROGRESS. THEY'VE JUST PARTNERED WITH LAUNCH V.T., ...

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Ind. faces uproar that veto of Ariz. bill avoided
USA TODAY
"They're claiming that they had no idea that it would have this effect, but that's pretty implausible," said Jack Glaser, an associate professor of public policy at the University of California-Berkeley who studies prejudice and discrimination. "These ...

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LaunchVT announces finalists for cash, prizes
BurlingtonFreePress.com
The second place prize is the result of a partnership with Vermont EPSCoR, and is called the VT EPSCoR Innovate Cash Prize. EPSCoR stands for the Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research and is designed in conjunction with Vermont's ...

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5 Q’s for Chris Danforth, Co-Director of the Computational Story Lab  Center for Data Innovation

5 Q's for Chris Danforth, Co-Director of the Computational Story Lab  Center for Data Innovation

For Byfield's Field family, maple syrup season is flowing fast  The Daily News of Newburyport