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Saying goodbye to Stephen Hawking
FIU mathematics professor Ada Monserrat frequently travels on semester breaks pursuing unique experiences. Previous trips have taken Monserrat on visits […]
Posts tagged with: "College of Arts Sciences & Education"
FIYou: Shalimar G. Moreno
Name: Shalimar G. Moreno Hometown: Miami Job Title/Department: Environmental Education and Outreach Coordinator for the School of Environment, Arts and Society (SEAS) in the […]
34 years and $469 million price tag — author untangles convoluted tale of Miami’s Arsht Center
Les Standiford has a knack for telling stories — only his stories are often about real people and actual events […]
Students from across the nation receive training in child mental health at FIU
FIU’s Center for Children and Families (CCF) is looking for paraprofessional counselors for the upcoming Summer Treatment Program (STP). The […]
Very Important Panther: Myrna Soto ’93 discusses cybersecurity, attributes of a strong leader
Myrna Soto ’93 • Senior Vice President, Global Chief Information Security Officer, Comcast Corporation • Bachelor of Science in Psychology, […]
Teachers can help reduce mental health problems in children, study finds
School-based mental health services delivered by teachers and staff can significantly reduce mental health problems in elementary-aged children, according to […]
HR professional recognized for positive impact in the field
Have confidence that hard work will pay off. It’s a rule FIU alumnus Eyran Kraus lives by. It has served […]
The Yiddish renaissance: Professor joins forces with the owners of a Miami Beach hotel to revive an endangered ancient language
Asher Milbauer has never been ashamed to speak aloud in Yiddish. The child of Holocaust survivors, Milbauer was born in […]
Undergrad research symposium winners enrich South Florida science community
When Alejandro Hernandez won first place in the poster presentation at the Life Sciences South Florida’s (LSSF) STEM Undergraduate Research Symposium […]
Researcher is thirsty for sustainable Everglades
Small-scale droughts can have big effects on the Florida Everglades. Ph.D. student Anteneh Abiy is digging deep into these abnormally […]
Nuclear waste might be a thing of the past if this graduate can help it
A recent chemistry graduate might help FIU researchers unlock the secrets to make nuclear waste safer. Matthew Fortunato ’17 starts […]
Why has this tiny island seen a sharp rise in shark bites?
A small island has become a hotbed for shark bites, and people may be partly to blame. According to […]
Heat wave drives massive carbon loss at World Heritage site
Seagrasses in Shark Bay, Australia released massive amounts of carbon dioxide after a devastating heat wave killed them, according to […]
Regain control of your child’s media devices
An FIU psychologist is ready to help parents regain control of their children’s smartphones, tablets, video games and other devices. […]
Center for Children and Families offers free individual consultation sessions for Parkland families
The psychological effects of a tragedy the magnitude of the mass shooting in Parkland can have long-term consequences. The deaths of […]
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