Author of Emotional Intelligence Dan Goleman to speak at EMU
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Psychologist and author of Emotional Intelligence and Focus Daniel Goleman has transformed the way the world educates children.
Search Results for research
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If a U.S. drone strike kills 150 people, does anyone care?
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Americans can sleep easier now that the U,S, military has wiped out 150 terrorists. Airstrikes over Somalia targeted al-Shabab militants.
VCU study marks potential breakthrough in search for better lithium and magnesium ion batteries
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New Virginia Commonwealth University research demonstrates how to stabilize a multiply charged anion (negative ion).
You’re Not Alone: My father and Josefina
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My father gave me a painting after I stayed with him during his second open heart surgery and recovery. Usually, most people would think, “that’s very nice.”
Financial burdens affect health, quality of life for cancer survivors
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Cancer survivors with financial difficulties have a higher risk of depressed mood and psychological distress.
St. Anne’s-Belfield School student awarded Charlottesville Sister Cities grant
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St. Anne’s-Belfield School eighth grade student Andrew Pollard has received a $600 Charlottesville Sister Cities grant to travel to Poggio a Caiano, Italy.
Vineyard grant expected to boost wine grape acreage in Southside
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An $800,000 Southern Virginia Vineyard Development and Expansion Grant is expected to foster new and expanded wine grape acreage in Southside Virginia.
Farm Bureau applauds governor, legislature for ag budget
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Members of the state’s largest farm organization are pleased with funding of agriculture-related items in the finalized state budget.
VCU study finds college students feel less exam stress after visits with therapy dogs
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A research team at VCU has found that visits with therapy dogs significantly reduce students’ perceived stress during final exam week.
Connecting UVA first-generation students, faculty
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Santiago Naranjo, a student in the UVA McIntire School of Commerce, learned that many of his professors were the first in their families to go to college.
