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<p>(L-r) Dr. Marsha Horton, dean of the College of Health & Behavioral Sciences, Dr. Gwen Scott-Jones, chair of the Dept. of Psychology, keynote speaker Aminifu R. Harvey, and Del. First Lady Tracey Carney, pose during a Feb. 14 conference entitled "Shifting from Trauma Informed Care to an African Healing Centered Approach."</p>

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Trauma Treatment Conference at DSU -- Photos

Friday, February 15, 2019

Trauma Treatment Conference in MLK Student Ctr.

<p>Indira Islas (l), with her Holly Skolnick Human Rights Awards from the Americans for Immigrant Justice, stands with the Cheryl Little, the organization's executive director. Ms. Islas received the award at a Feb. 8 ceremony in Miami, Fla.</p>

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University's Indira Islas Receives National Award

Friday, February 15, 2019

Indira Islas receives national award

<p>Dr. Fondong has developed a way to neutralize the Geminivirus' impact on the Cassava Plant, a major food crop in Africa, South America and Southern Asia.</p>

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Dr. Fondong unravels mystery of Geminivirus

Thursday, February 14, 2019

Dr. Fondong’s Geminivirus research breakthrough

<p>A kinesiology student does movements while electrodes measure electrical activity in her ankle muscles. This predictive injury analysis was part of a Feb. 5 demonstration presented (background l-r) by Dr. Chris Mason and Dr. Von Homer to Gov. John Carney, University President Wilma Mishoe and Dr. Marsha Horton, dean of the College of Health and Behavioral Sciences.</p>

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Kinesiology Research Yields Predictive Injury Capability

Wednesday, February 13, 2019

Kinesiology innovation predicts ankle injury risk

<p>Alumna Reba Hollingsworth, Class of 1949, tells students what life was like at Delaware State College in the 1940s.</p>

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Founders Day Open House at Loockerman Hall

Friday, February 8, 2019

Founders’ Day, Loockerman Hall Open House – photos

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