Browse Social Sciences and Education stories - June, 2010

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  • New Program to Train Charter School Leaders
    UANews | A new training program for charter school leaders is meant to help them become acquainted with laws and policies affecting the schools while also offering networking opportunities.  
  • Loneliness, Poor Health Appear to be Linked
    UANews | Two UA studies have found that hoarding friends doesn't necessarily diminish forlorn feelings and that loneliness is a matter of perception. Superficial relationships, researchers say, can not only result in feelings of detachment, but also contribute to certain health-related problems.
  • UA Journalism Gets National Multicultural Recruitment Award
    UANews | For its 30-year effort to promote diversity in high school journalism programs, the UA School of Journalism has been nationally recognized with the 2010 Robert P. Knight Multicultural Recruitment Award. The school is hosting its annual diversity workshop through Saturday.   
  • Media Downplay Social Movements, Study of Mexico Massacre Coverage Shows
    UANews | Before the Internet, social activists got their contrarian opinions across through the social media of the day.
  • Student-Run Coalition Promotes Feminist Scholarship, Community Action
    UANews | Feminist Action Research and Rhetoric, a group comprised mostly of UA graduate students, was formed to promote feminist scholarship and improve community action and connection.
  • Out With the Chalkboard; In With the Computer
    UANews | The School of Media Arts is offering a graduate certificate program in media education, designed primarily to incorporate computers, film, television and other digital mediums into K-12 classrooms.
  • Norton School Awarded $6M to Ensure Quality Child Care for Military Families
    UANews | The largest federal grant in the Norton School of Family and Consumer Sciences' history will benefit families dealing with frequent, long deployments.