Biology professor speaks at international symposium on schistosomiasis
Dr. Mathilde Knight, associate professor of Biology in the Division of Sciences and Mathematics, was a guest speaker in the Roundtable 10 of the 16th International Symposium on Schistosomiasis. The Symposium was held at the Centro de Artes e Convenções, Ouro Preto, Minas Gerais, Brazil, from November 21-23, 2022. Dr. Knight and other experts provided a unique opportunity for experts worldwide to learn, share and present the latest findings and insights regarding many aspects of schistosomiasis. This Symposium, the main scientific event dedicated explicitly to schistosomiasis, is carried out by the group of researchers in schistosomiasis at FIOCRUZ and aims to bring together the actors involved in the generation of knowledge, products, public policies and health managers to join efforts and accelerate the process of schistosomiasis elimination as a public health problem. For more information, please contact Dr. Mathilde Knight at mathilde.knight@udc.edu.
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As part of their DC college tour trip, the Prymus Angels All-Stars from Miami, Florida, visited the Van Ness Campus on Monday, January 30. NeKesha A. Prymus started the nonprofit athletic college-bound program for youth over 20 years ago to inspire students to “go further.”
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The College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) hosted its winter 2023 CAS Reads Big event on January 24 at the Van Ness Campus and featured scientist and science communication practitioner Dr. Faith Kearns. Kearns discussed her newest book, “Getting to the Heart of Science Communication: A Guide to Effective Engagement,” at the hybrid event.
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Adjunct Professor Timothy Harris instructs UDC students during a senior capstone II course at the Van Ness Campus. Students returned for the spring semester on January 9.
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