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January 30, 2023

ChatGPT could turn writing into ‘technical Mad Libs.’ But could it also spark needed change in higher ed?

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Sigrid King, English program director, at Carlow University was interviewed [by Public Source] along with several other Pittsburgh-area professors who are trying to embrace AI in the classroom rather than … Continued

January 26, 2023

Carlow University Nurtured Jarah Doose’s Love for Public Service

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Some people exaggerate when they say they’ve been doing something their whole life; not Jarah Doose. “I’ve been in the political realm my whole life,” says Jarah, who graduated from … Continued

November 7, 2022

How the apprenticeship model can help train and lift early childhood educators

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Applying the apprenticeship model to the field of early childhood education is a unique approach that pays dividends for both children and those who care for them. It’s a novel idea and one Carlow University has been employing since 2018 when it established the Western Pennsylvania Early Childhood Education Apprenticeship Hub — the state’s first.

October 3, 2022

“Dyslexia” isn’t a dirty word: Let’s end the stigma and get students the training they need

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Stigma and language-based learning disabilities are a disappointing, yet a reversable combination that has endured generations of learners. Too often, learning disabilities — dyslexia in particular — are thought of … Continued

September 14, 2022

Workplace diversity is what health care needs now

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The nursing field, currently at a crossroads, can greatly benefit from a surge in provider diversity in more ways than one.

September 7, 2022

Soft skills a misnomer in physical therapy education

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What was once dubbed as a "soft skill" in patient care has vastly grown in importance. Here's why physical therapy education needs to turn a corner.

August 2, 2022

A post-pandemic strategy to improve employee retention

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For employers, upskilling their staff may be a boon for retention and morale in times of uncertainty.

June 1, 2022

“Out & About: Westmoreland Hospital Auxiliary hosts scholarship luncheon” (TribLIVE)

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Ashley Svec, a cardiovascular perfusion student, received a $2,500 scholarship from the Excela Westmoreland Hospital Auxiliary! Svec is one of five recipients to receive this award, which is given to Excela Health … Continued

June 1, 2022

“THE CARNIVAL Portraits By Sarah Jacobs, On Display At The Majestic Art Gallery” (Broadway World)

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Sarah Jacobs, who teaches at Carlow, has a display of multimedia paintings on display at the Majestic Theater’s art gallery at Gettysburg College. “The Carnival,” which will run through the end of August, features a series of … Continued

June 1, 2022

“Around the Burgh” (Pittsburgh Urban Media)

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Gabrielle Adams, recipient of The Joseph G. Smith Award, Carlow’s highest undergraduate academic honor, received a stellar mention in Pittsburgh Urban Media’s latest coverage of “Around the Burgh!” This highlights the people who make Pittsburgh so great.