Posts Tagged ‘science’
‘Involved and Supportive’
Jan Martin brings valuable expertise to the new presidential team.
An Urban Physician Devoted to Diversity
“In the Learning Communities, you learn to branch out, whether you’re comfortable with it or not,” says Dr. Violeta Capric ’12.
Teaching As They Were Taught
Two Wagner Plan alumni have returned as faculty members.
Donald Stearns and Utteeyo Dasgupta: Careful Thinking
How do we train ourselves to make more rational decisions?
Three Heads in a Science Lab
Donated by a famous opera singer, the 100-year-old hunting trophies of Megerle 405 get a face lift.
Chemistry for Humanity
Professor Alauddin’s lab contributes to a large-scale study to improve conditions for the rural poor.
Back to Class
During the fall semester of 2013, we set out to see what’s happening on the Wagner campus to prepare students for the future.
Exploring the Cosmos: Intermediate Learning Community
Together, the classes in astronomy and philosophy lead to bigger questions than they would alone.
Anthropology 306: Methods in GIS and Geomatics
Whether you’re interpreting political polls, planning bus routes, or studying wildlife populations, geomatics and Geographic Information Software (GIS) can help you reach your goals. In the spring 2013 semester, Wagner students for the first time were able to take a class introducing them to these powerful methods of employing data.