Effective ePortfolios reach beyond the classroom toward career success
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Digital portfolios, also known as ePortfolios, are commonly used for showcasing work to be assessed by a professor for a specific class.
Search Results for research
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5 habits that will help you control your seasonal allergies
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When it comes to controlling seasonal allergies, there’s a myriad of ways to go about it; everything from over the counter meds for the symptoms to having hypoallergenic bedding.
The many advantages of implementing service level management
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Do you think IT is capable of meeting all your business needs? Is it successful in measuring your performance against agreed upon goals? How about its capability to measure supplier performance?
Medicare supplement plan guide
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What is Medicare? What do you know about Medicare supplements? This might be something new to you, or even confusing. But no need to worry; you are not alone.
Hershberger set to revisit, update EMU nursing’s ‘Sacred Covenant’
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The Eastern Mennonite University nursing program’s signature “Sacred Covenant” is getting an update – by its originator and with the help of those who live it.
Watch: On two wheels, professor tracks air pollution
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Steve Hankey has developed a unique way to track air pollution. However, the experiments of this assistant professor of urban affairs and planning at Virginia Tech do not take place in a lab.
Earth Talk: Impact of coffee on the environment
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I drink a lot of coffee and I’m wondering how bad this is for the environment? And how I can make sure I’m feeding my 3-cup-a-day habit in the greenest way possible?
Scientists find that sensory neurons can be used to discover therapies for ALS
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Virginia Tech Carilion Research Institute scientists have shown that mutations in specific genes that destroy motor neurons and cause ALS also attack sensory neurons.
Height facts: 10 facts about height growth, and growing taller
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Physical characteristics often come with particular tags, which sometimes may not seem kind. For young people, monikers and unfortunate nicknames may be the order of the day based on stature and other physical characteristics.
Scientists solve century-old neuroscience mystery: Answers may lead to epilepsy treatment
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Scientists at the Virginia Tech Carilion Research Institute have solved a 125-year-old mystery of the brain, and, in the process, uncovered a potential treatment for acquired epilepsy.
