Are you looking for a course that has the potential to meaningfully build your resume and/or enhance your graduate school applications? If so, Introduction to Econometrics (ECON 356 /H/) is the course for you!
Honors Elective – Econometrics
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on Jobs In Publishing: Matching Degree to Job and Internships
on MAJOR TO JOB Publishing is an apprenticeship industry, meaning that much of what a publishing professional needs to know will be learned on the job. Often, industry knowledge learned in one department is useful throughout the publishing house?allowing the opportunity to move between departments. But where to start? Put together with the help of several… Continue Reading Jobs In Publishing: Matching Degree to Job and Internships
Free to Students – 2012 Appalachian Studies Conference Presentations
on • John A. Williams–Appalachian State University and author of Appalachia: a History–on “Pennsylvania as Greater Appalachia: Historical Perspectives.” Friday, March 23, Noon-1:15, Eberly Auditorium. • Robert F. Cahalan–Head of Climate and Radiation at NASA and a member of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change that shared the 2007 Nobel Prize with Al Gore–on “Appalachian Impacts… Continue Reading Free to Students – 2012 Appalachian Studies Conference Presentations
Western PA Council of Teachers of English Spring Workshop
on Alert: The WPCTE Spring Workshop is scheduled for Saturday, April 28, 2011, at La Roche College. The keynote speaker is author John Golden. Proposal for concurrent sessions will be considered until March 15. The Western Pennsylvania Council of Teachers of English (WPCTE), a fifty year old affiliate of the National Council of Teachers of English… Continue Reading Western PA Council of Teachers of English Spring Workshop