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When employers said ‘soft skills’ help bolster employment success, the University set out to offer a wide array of courses for its students.
Meet our Alumni, Kaitlyn Viola '22 holds a bachelor's degree in Law & Society, with a minor in Psychology.
Hallmarks Core Program Director Dr. Meriel Tulante presented her book, “Italian Chimeras: Narrating Italy Through the Writing of Sebastiano Vassalli,” at the Biblioteca Civica Negroni in Novara, Italy, on July 7.
Meet our Alumni Aliyah McLaurin, a Law and Society major with a minor in Psychology major from Freeport, NY...
Meet our Alumni Kelsey Kaplowitz, a Biopsychology major from Bridgewater, NJ...
Internal waves are the undersea equivalent of surface waves you see at the beach. They have a vital role in transferring heat, energy, and momentum in the ocean. The turbulence they create when they break helps move nutrient-laden water to the coastlines while moving carbon dioxide down to the depths. So how do these internal waves, unnoticed on land, create a healthy oceanic ecosystem and what have we learned about the role they play in improving the atmosphere around us?
Despite pandemic-related challenges, 97% of Jefferson undergraduates from the Class of 2021 are employed, enrolled in a graduate program or completing military service, according to the First Destination Report.