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Professor's expertise brings international attention

Freshening flock of fire faucets finished

 

 

Employees dive into water challenge

 

 

Whirling in the wind: Research focuses on turbine performance

 

 

YSU Foundation fully staffed for expanded role

Members of the YSU Foundation staff are, from left, front row: Paul McFadden, president; Kaitlyn Pinter, development associate; Mandy Shina, database administrator; Heather Chunn, vice president; Lorrie Durkin, director of stewardship; and Chris Bosela, accounting liaison. Second row: Brian Nord, development officer; Diane Playforth, director of finance; David Lee Morgan, Jr., development officer; Brian Wolf, development officer; David Baker, annual giving coordinator; Chaney Nezbeth, development officer; Dan Kopp, development officer.

 

Take your lunch at a concert

The Dana School of Music's free Music at Noon concerts continue throughout this semester in the Butler Institute of American Art. Here, pianist Alexander Ayers, saxophonist Joshua Wertz and bassist David Morgan perform at a recent concert. Below is saxophonist Stephen Harvey. The performances are Wednesdays at 12:15 p.m.

Soledad O'Brien gives Centofanti lecture

Soledad O’Brien, award-winning journalist, documentarian, news anchor and producer, speaks at a news conference in Stambaugh Stadium prior to her lecture as part of the Centofanti Symposium at YSU. The Centofanti Symposium was established at YSU to bring outstanding speakers to the university and the community, with the goal of raising consciousness about the challenges facing vulnerable groups in society.

 

Hispanic Heritage Month

The U.S. flag is carried into the opening ceremony of Hispanic Heritage Month in the rotunda of the Mahoning County Courthouse in downtown Youngstown. The event featured a flag ceremony representing 22 Hispanic countries. Below, Gabriel Palmer-Fernandez, YSU professor of Philosophy and Religious Studies, gives the keynote address.

 

 

Making the personal - personal

Mark Twain once said, “Write what you know.” So, if you’re going to write what it’s like to climb around on a ropes course high above the floor of the Andrews Student Recreation and Wellness Center, well, you better get out there and do it. That was part of the reasoning behind Matt Feehley’s assignment for students in his writing class. Feehley, an adjunct professor in the English department, had his students complete the course and then write about it. He told The Jambar: “A lot of times in this class we’ll have students write about some personal experience.

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