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Professor J.J. Sylvia received the Gold Award from the Open Educational Resources (OER) Advisory Council.

The professors are looking to show teachers how they can inspire readers to consider complicated questions about the subjects they are learning.

“Stand Up Nation: Humor and Identity in Multiethnic America” will feature Associate Professor DeMisty Bellinger-Delfeld from the university's English Studies Department.

The grant supports the university's adoption of the "Pedagogy of Real Talk," which seeks to create an inclusive, relationship-rich, and student-centered learning environment.

A new study co-authored by Associate Professor Michael Hove has found that bass, even when inaudible, can get dancers moving.

The book is designed as an introductory guide that gathers and organizes information, current events and scholarship for non-specialists, including undergraduate students.

Professor Jewell's responsibilities will see her joining the curatorial team of its recently launched Sound Submissions program, through which community and private collectors will be encouraged to share digitized recordings for permanent digital archive at the Library of Congress.

Faculty are committed to fostering connections with students and improving their own teaching through the program.

Parsons was part of a team that recently published a paper in the Proceedings of the National Academies of Science that articulates how the Red Planet has experienced five or six ice ages over the past several hundred million years

In this effort, the university will continue to serve as a research partner on projects addressing youth and young adult delinquency and crime in the Fitchburg, Leominster and Gardner areas.