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Summertime blues at Lake Kenosia, which suffers from low oxygen, invasive plants and periodic algal blooms, spur studies in which WCSU graduate students and faculty help experts find solutions. [more] |
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Remember Fireside Chats? President Schmotter doesn't have a fireplace, but every six weeks in his office, donors and friends engage in "Coffee and Conversation" for an insider's view of university challenges and programs. [more] |
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Melissa Garafola maintained a 4.0 GPA with a full science-centered curriculum thanks to a scholarship that allowed her to reduce her outside work hours. [more] |
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More than 20 Danbury Garden Club members toured the Weather Center to learn more from students who might qualify for their annual scholarship. [more] |
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Music major Amanda Forker heads to Broadway auditions thanks to the performance tools she attained during her WCSU experience. [more] |
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New Foundation directors, Joe Giaquinto '70, Tracy Hoffman Horosky '93 and Erland Hagman, alumni parent, bring years of expertise, Western know-how, and plenty of heart to the Boardroom table. [more] |
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| ACCESS is published bi-monthly and disseminated by the Office of Institutional Advancement to donors who give more than $1,000 annually to WCSU. | |
Contributors Kerri Copello '11, Robin DeMerell, Amanda Forker '11, Melissa Garafola '11, Joe Giaquinto '70, Erland Hagman, Tracy Hoffman Horosky '93, Gary Lessor, Dr. Theodora Pinou, Peggy Stewart, Bob Taylor, Jane von Trapp, Judy Weiss
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