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10.14.2013
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University dedicates Talarico Center for Professional Selling link-arrow link-arrow

The University will dedicate the new Fiore Talarico Center for Professional Selling, named for the graduate whose gift made it a reality.
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6.18.2013
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Law professor studies impact of social media on juries link-arrow link-arrow

Why do jurors tweet during trials? A law professor is writing a book about the impact of social media in the courtroom.
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5.15.2013
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A focus on health sciences link-arrow link-arrow

As physician assistant program progresses toward a 2014 launch, the School of Education changes name to reflect to new focus.
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4.11.2013
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University unveils Center of Excellence in Thin-Film Research and Surface Engineering link-arrow link-arrow

Ten University of Dayton researchers with a combined 15 patents and more than 600 contributions to publications will join forces to establish a new Center of Excellence in Thin-Film Research and Surface Engineering (CETRASE).
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3.13.2012
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Presidential visits link-arrow link-arrow

President Obama's attendance at the First Four is the first campus visit by a sitting president, though Bush, Carter and Ford also made appearances.
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7.27.2011
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Snow, ice and glaciers link-arrow link-arrow

A geology professor helped edit a book about snow and ice, which contain a critical 75 percent of the earth's fresh water.
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7.7.2011
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Does the 'CSI Effect' sway jurors? link-arrow link-arrow

Associate professor of law and juries expert Thaddeus Hoffmeister explains in a CNN.com opinion titled "Did 'CSI' effect sway Anthony jury?" that programs such as "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" are thought by many prosecutors and legal analysts to create unreasonable expectations for jurors deciding fates in the real world.