Administrative assistant Sandy O’Brien recently was named as the second-place President’s Classified Employee of the Year. Read about her uncommon commitment to her department and its students.
Statistics professor looks for the connections between medicine and the innovative design of experiments.
Administrative assistant Pirro Dollani recently was named President’s Classified Employee of the Year. Read about what he contributed to 51³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ even while facing the challenge of a lifetime.
Professor Du Feng comes from a long line of teachers, but as a child, swore she would never follow in her parents and grandparents footsteps. Now, teaching and research are her passions.
The new law professor on real-world problem solving, Quakers, and the downside to developing a precise argument.
The program coordinator’s proudest moment was watching her oldest son get his diploma. Now she’s part of shepherding students through the Executive MBA program.
The computer science professor talks video game hacking, music, and how to improve computers for visually impaired users.
Composition instructor Sandra Hooven shares lessons with new freshman on how to approach the inevitable setbacks in their academic careers.
Grad student and former softball star Marissa Nichols on adopting a winning mindset. Here's some advice she'll share during her 51³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ Creates talk.
College once seemed so unobtainable to academic advisor John Starkey. He'll share his inspiring story of rising from poverty with incoming freshmen this week.
Turf wars among different community groups can derail smart growth. Ngai Pindell, an expert in community development law, shares three observations about Southern Nevada's development.
The psychiatric nurse practitioner discusses why she loves teaching students how to work with the mentally ill.