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State System accused of encouraging Pa. university to hire young coaches
WILLIAMSPORT — The State System of Higher Education has been accused in a federal lawsuit of encouraging the hiring of young coaches at its Mansfield campus of the Commonwealth University. The allegation is made by Michael Rohl, head cross-country/track and field distance coach, who is nearly 60. Rohl was...
CU-Mansfield's Dr. Crowl Advances Criminal Justice Education with AI and Community Policing Insights
Dr. Justin N. Crowl, an associate professor at Commonwealth University-Mansfield, has contributed to criminal justice education. He published an article in the Journal of Criminal Justice Education titled 'The Classroom Reimagined: Setting the Tone, Artificial Intelligence and Icebreaker Strategies.' This article discusses the role of artificial intelligence in education, focusing on its use during the first week of classes and in AI-enhanced icebreakers.
CU-Mansfield Alum and Media Mogul Stu Weiss Returns to Share Career Insights with Students
Stu Weiss, a 1980 graduate of Commonwealth University-Mansfield, recently returned to his alma mater to meet with students and faculty. Weiss, who has a successful career in media marketing, discussed his progression from a communications student at the university's radio station to the founder and chief creative officer of Studio City, a top media marketing agency in the U.S.
Local Commonwealth University Students Shine at Philadelphia Psychology Conference
In March, nearly 70 psychology students from Commonwealth University's campuses in Bloomsburg, Lock Haven, and Mansfield attended the Eastern Psychological Association's Annual Research Meeting in Philadelphia. The event allowed students to present their research to a wider audience, covering a range of topics.
CU-Mansfield fundraiser raises over $65K for its students
MANSFIELD, Pa. (WETM) – The 24-hour online giving event “Mounties All In” held by CU-Mansfield last month raised over $65,000 to support students on its campus. Mounties All In Day of Giving took place online from 8 a.m. on Thursday, April 18, to 8 a.m. on Friday, April 19, giving people the opportunity to donate […]
Lock Haven Graduate LaToya Smith Champions Diversity and Empowerment at CU Series
LaToya Smith, a 1998 graduate of Lock Haven University, recently spoke at Commonwealth University (CU) as part of its third annual Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) training series. Smith, founder of LCS Counseling and Consulting Agency, presented 'Treating Deep Wounds: Confronting Race-Based Trauma and Its Impact on The Mental Health of College Students.' Over 60 faculty and staff attended her presentation, one of four this spring aimed at strengthening CU's DEI initiatives across its Bloomsburg, Lock Haven, and Mansfield campuses.
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