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American Institute of CPAs Partners with Telligent to Increase Membership with …
PR Web (press release) “We are expanding our reach with social networking to encourage talented students to invest in becoming a CPA and eventually a member of the AICPA,” said Scott Moore, Sr. Manager, College and University Initiatives, AICPA. |
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Kairos Society Honors Forward-Thinking Inventors From Colleges Worldwide
NY1 The solutions to some of the world's most pressing problems lie in the hands of relatively young college students. NY1's Technology reporter Adam Balkin filed the following report. Adults just don't have the answers to all of the world's most pressing … |
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Obama to host second White House science fair Tuesday
The Hill (blog) President Obama hosted the first White House science fair in October 2010, where he labeled American students' performance in math and science "unacceptable" compared to their peers worldwide. Obama will welcome student winners in a broad range of STEM … Background on the Exhibits, Students and Competitions at the White House … |
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Human Rights Major at UConn Approved
Patch.com The major will span the social sciences and humanities, to teach students about the theory, application, and violations of the fundamental rights that apply to humans around the globe. “UConn has the preeminent interdisciplinary human rights program … |
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Club raises awareness of child soldiers
The Stylus Many college-aged students are ignorant to social injustices, such as foreign militaries using child soldiers. Yet, due to the College at Brockport's Free the Children club, the adversities child soldiers face are gaining visibility and becoming more … |
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Rise in student plagiarism cases attributed to blurred lines of digital world
Denver Post Teachers see it in high school and college— with varying frequency, but a sense that many students remain unclear about the evolving rules for crediting other people's work. Now, as ever, the teachers see literary scofflaws brazenly claim content … |
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What's News from B-Schools
Wall Street Journal By MELISSA KORN The school unveiled plans Monday to trim its core two-year program to 850 students from its current 1115 students, while more than doubling its one-year degree program aimed at students with undergraduate business degrees. |
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Medical Student Excels in Business
AllAfrica.com Pooled from 16000 applicants worldwide, Batte will have a chance to mingle with world leaders to nurture the entrepreneurship spirit among youth. Despite many graduates who can not carve it out on their own, Batte's exceptional grades paint a picture … |
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