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Interactive TV Gives Patients Access to Movies and Internet
TN At Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, Tennessee, hospital officials have started a new program called Skylight. Staffers say the program offers the comforts of home while in the hospital, with even a few surprises for some patients. ...
Wed, Jun 17 | from Vanderbilt University
Vanderbilt University to assist veterans under Yellow Ribbon Program
TN A $10000 discount from both Vanderbilt and the government will be available for veterans who enroll in the Owen Graduate School of Management. Douglas Christiansen, associate provost for enrollment and dean of admissions, said that Vanderbilt made a ...
Wed, Jun 17 | from Vanderbilt University News
Supposing you had a crystal ball for smart business decisions
UK ILOG, which is 12 years old, has 3000 customers including Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Bank of the West, and NBC. IBM ILOG LogicNet Plus XE 7.0, which is a design and planning application that you can use to measure the carbon footprint of ...
Wed, Jun 17 | from SmartPlanet.com
Vanderbilt doctors and software engineers pioneer an advanced ... - Media Newswire
Martin, who is a fellow in allergy, pulmonary and critical care medicine, is part of an interdisciplinary team at Vanderbilt University that has come up with a high-tech approach to combat this deadly illness, which is one of the top 10 causes of death ...
Wed, Jun 17 | from media-newswire.com
Wallace to perform light opera
TN Grant Wallace of Jackson is spending the summer before his senior year at Vanderbilt University in Cape Cod for a rigorous opera program. "Grant has been selected by the College Light Opera Theater as one of only 32 college students across the country ...
Wed, Jun 17 | from Jackson Sun
Stokes' journey leads to Vanderbilt degree
TN Taylor Stokes wears his letter jacket on the campus of Vanderbilt University on May 1 in Nashville in front of a statue of Cornelius Vanderbilt, the founder of the university. Stokes was the first black scholarship football player at Vanderbilt, ...
Tue, Jun 16 | from Clarksville Leaf Chronicle
Does Humanitarian Intervention Do More Harm Than Good? - University of Arizona News
In his new book, "First Do No Harm: Humanitarian Intervention and the Destruction of Yugoslavia" (Vanderbilt University Press, June 2009), David N. Gibbs argues that not only is humanitarian intervention not very successful in ending ethnic strife, ...
Mon, Jun 15 | from uanews.org
Students' commitment to environment pays off with prestigious ...
TN The Morris K. Udall Foundation has selected Vanderbilt University students Jeremy Doochin and Rebecca S. Maddox among its crop of 2009 Udall Scholars. The foundation awarded scholarships to 80 sophomores and juniors from 66 colleges and universities. ...
Fri, Jun 12 | from Vanderbilt University News
Princeton Review: Best 170 Law Schools Rankings - Best Quality of ...
Chapman University School of Law. 2. University of St. Thomas School of Law. 3. Stanford University Law School. 4. Vanderbilt University School of Law. 5. University of Virginia School of Law. 6. University of Colorado at Boulder School ...
Mon, Sep 15 | from The Consus Group Rankings
Opinion: Most Beautiful Colleges and Universities in the USA
Slideshow of Vanderbilt University campus. 15)Elon University. Elon’s campus, located in the Piedmont region of North Carolina, has already been recognized by Princeton Review as one of the nation’s most beautiful campuses. ...
Tue, May 20 | from collegefinder
Opinion: News from Vanderbilt University - Vanderbilt University News
News from Vanderbilt University TN - A researcher with the Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt has been named the principal investigator for the largest-ever data review to ...
Wed, Sep 19 | from Vanderbilt University News
Podcast: That's Vanderbilt: Lost to ease some Vanderbilt freshmen into rigors of college
The Golden Globe Award-winning television show Lost will be used as a springboard for learning concepts about cultural studies in a new communications studies course at Vanderbilt University.
Fri, Sep 1 | from Vanderbilt University News
Podcast: Former Reagan national security director to speak at Vanderbilt, Lt. Gen. William Odom is outspoken opponent of U.S. involvement in Iraq
While America's ongoing strained relations with France have received widespread media attention, a prominent foreign policy expert will speak at Vanderbilt University about what he perceives to be even greater fallout from U.S. diplomatic failures with Germany. Retired Army Lt. Gen. Wi...
Thu, Sep 9 | from Vanderbilt University News
Podcast: What are babies thinking before they start talking?
Babies as young as five months old make distinctions about categories of events that their parents do not, revealing new information about how language develops in humans. The research by Sue Hespos, assistant professor of psychology at Vanderbilt University, and Elizabeth Spelke, p...
Tue, Jul 20 | from Vanderbilt University News
How To: Vanderbilt Medical Center Emergency Department's Beat the Heat Tips
Corey Slovis, M.D., chairman of the department of Emergency Medicine at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, gives tips on how to avoid heat related illnesses.
Fri, Jun 11 | from Vanderbilt University News
Podcast: Vanderbilt University students travel far and wide to participate in Alternative Spring Break
Spring break traditionally marks a time for college students to hit the ski slopes or lay on the beach, trading the hectic schedule of life on campus for rest and relaxation. During the week of March 8-12, however, more than 300 students from Vanderbilt University will stay busy participa...
Fri, Mar 5 | from Vanderbilt University News
