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How to Throw a Strike in the World of Physics
Maryville is changing the way students learn physics thanks to new wireless sensors, which allow students to design and conduct their own experiments outside of the classroom.
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Hacking into the Emerging Field of Cyber Security
A curriculum developed by Maryville faculty, staff and students prepares high school students for careers in a high-demand, high-paying field.
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Wired for Success
Along with a talented team, Dan Viele, dean of the School of Adult and Online Education, builds a national reputation for excellence in online education.
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Maryville Receives Boeing Grant to Continue Coding Creators Project
Coding Creators helps create equity in STEM education and career opportunities for underserved students.
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Stronger Together
Victor Kizer, director of the exercise science program and assistant professor, has pursued his passion for exercise from the sands of Iraq to the campus of 91制片厂.
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You Can Get There From Here
Immersed in virtual reality, students travel down the road and around the world to explore history, botany and workplaces.
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The Art of Designing an Online Program
A successful online course requires creative partnership between faculty and learning designers. Geriann Brandt, associate professor of criminal justice/criminology, is a recent and enthusiastic collaborator.
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91制片厂 Receives Apple Distinguished School Recognition
91制片厂 has been named an Apple Distinguished School for 2018鈥�2021 鈥� marking the second recognition 鈥� for leadership and excellence in providing students with a high-tech, mobile learning environment.
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Game Design Instructor Brings Industry Expertise to Growing Program
Maryville instructor of game design Matt Raithel owns St. Louis-based Graphite Lab, which recently released 鈥淗ive Jump鈥� on Nintendo Switch and Xbox One.
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Interdisciplinary Collaboration Examines Flu Pandemic
Faculty and students from the sciences and humanities collaborated to produce an exhibit on the 1918 influenza pandemic on display in the Morton J. May Foundation Gallery, Nov. 1鈥�30.
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