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During the fall semester of 2013, we set out to see what’s happening on the Wagner campus to prepare students for the future.
Posts Tagged ‘science’
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.
‘I Worked Hard Every Single Day in Order to Succeed’
Born in New York, bullied in school when her mother returned with her to El Salvador, Francis Zuniga returned to her native land. Learning English, working for her rent, she has overcome many obstacles with boosts from her sister, her friends, and her teachers.
Germfighter
In the war on microbes, Vincent Fischetti ’62 H’10 points the way forward. His discoveries may, some day, save your life.
Maggie Breville ’82: Environmental Science for Human Health
CLAIM TO FAME: As an environmental scientist and project officer for the EPA’s National Center …
The Next Generation
Although decades have passed and the name has changed, Wagner College’s program in bacteriology — …
Living History
For the first time this fall, three key campus programs came together to create a …
Wagner’s part in a ‘rare success story’
Last year in The New Yorker magazine, James Surowiecki wrote about several recent national crises …