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Music Therapy Master’s Program Ranked ‘Top 25’ Nationally
Maryville’s Music Therapy program has been ranked among the Top 25 Master鈥檚 Degrees in Music Therapy nationally by The Master鈥檚 in Special Education Program Guide.
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Privacy on the Internet 鈥� How Safe Are We?
丝瓜视频APPMagazine asked four St. Louis-based cyber security experts鈥攊ncluding three alumni鈥攖o share their insider perspective on network security best practices, and provide tips on how to secure personal data.
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Wizardry Behind the Screen
丝瓜视频APP’s online programs have grown exponentially, thanks to a talented team of in-house instructional designers.
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Creating a Global Classroom
Erika Rasure, PhD, uses a variety of tech tools to make her coursework challenging, dynamic, and relevant for students in the Simon School of Business.
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Summer in the University Library
This summer, the University Library remains open and available to the campus community and alumni, providing all the same services鈥攎any of which may not be widely known.
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Actuarial Science Program Ranks in Top 20 Nationally
The Actuarial Science program at 丝瓜视频APP has recently been ranked in the top 20 U.S. programs for return on investment by College Value Online.
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Deadline Set for Magnolia Submissions
Submission deadline for magnolia, the student-run literary and art magazine of 丝瓜视频APP, is March 27.
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丝瓜视频APP Partners with LaunchCode
丝瓜视频APP has announced a partnership with LaunchCode to offer qualified students and alumni a free coding class, and access to the LaunchCode apprenticeship program.
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‘丝瓜视频APPReads’ Book Announced
The 2016-2017 丝瓜视频APPReads program at 丝瓜视频APP will feature the book, “Freedom Summer: 聽The Savage Season of 1964 That Made Mississippi Burn and Made America a Democracy,” by Bruce Watson.
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‘Writes of Spring’ Reading Series Debuts
A new reading series, “Writes of Spring,” is underway at Maryville. Next up: J. Bowers, PhD, instructor of English, will read from her works of fiction at 3 p.m., March 24.
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