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Chemistry Major Presents Sustainable Water Treatment Study
At the recent Pittcon conference in Boston, Riley Sullivan presented a poster, “Activated Carbons from Shagbark Hickory (Carya ovata) Nut Husks: Synthesis and Characterization.” His study explores the development of activated carbon biochar from hickory nut husks as a sustainable approach to wastewater contaminant removal. Learn more.
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Tracking Crime in Pennsylvania Is Lecture Series Topic
Administration and Leadership Studies Research and Training Center Director Robert Orth will share his analysis of 10 years of statewide crime statistics on Tuesday, April 8, in Leonard Hall as part of the Social Sciences Career Pathways Speaker Series. Learn more.
Media Releases
Altoona Curve Approaches IUP for Research
Pittsburgh Pirates’ minor league affiliate the Altoona Curve recently approached IUP’s Applied Research Lab about analyzing attendance for its home games, including how it compares with that of other minor league teams. Learn more.
Rural Health Pulse
A collaboration between Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP) and Indiana Regional Medical Center (IRMC) on the topic of rural health care, focusing on issues and stories impacting the health of the region and programs and initiatives designed to improve healthcare and wellness.
Exploring Nursing Education at IUP
In this episode, Theresa Gropelli, chair of the Nursing Department, discusses the nursing programs IUP offers and how they blend immersive education with simulation labs and fieldwork experiences to ensure students are well-prepared for nursing careers. Also, learn about the department’s commitment to meeting the growing demand for registered nurses and how it’s evolving to meet healthcare industry needs. And, hear about the significance of hands-on learning in shaping the next generation of nursing professionals and how IUP is supporting students through innovative educational strategies.
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