NSU Has Back to School Subject Matter Experts
Nova Southeastern UniversityNova Southeastern University Has Back to School Subject Matter Experts
Nova Southeastern University Has Back to School Subject Matter Experts
The United States Congress has until this Thursday, December 11 to pass a budget bill – if it doesn’t, the nation will be facing another possible government shutdown. That means that right in the middle of the holiday season, businesses and consumers may have to deal with a wide array of potentially negative issues that could overshadow the normally festive holiday season.
FORT LAUDERDALE-DAVIE, Fla. – In the wake of President Barack Obama’s Executive Action announcement, immigration hearings are happening today in Washington and reigniting a fierce debate on Capitol Hill and across the country about immigration reform and the surrounding legalities of the issue.
In the wake of President Barack Obama’s Executive Action announcement last week, a fierce debate has been reignited across the country about immigration reform and the surrounding legalities of the issue.
NSU has several experts available to discuss environmental and climate change related issues.
Health 2.0 News recently announced that Nova Southeastern University Health eConnect app was crowned the winner of Microsoft's “Re-imagining Consumer Health With Windows 8 and Healthvault Challenge.”
“Climate change is one of the most pressing issues that challenge the sustainability of a global environment and society” says Nova Southeastern University Associate Professor Song Gao, Ph.D. Scientists know that aerosols—such as dust, smog, and smoke—have an impact on air quality, human health, and ecosystem balance.
Nova Southeastern University (NSU) Professor of Psychology Steven Gold, Ph.D., is able to cast some light on this topic. Gold is also the Director of NSU’s Trauma Resolution Integration Program.
The CDC recently released more staggering statistics on the increasing numbers of children affected by autism and the advocacy group – and, the advocacy group Autism Speaks, has projected that one half million children with autism will become adults over the next decade.
Nova Southeastern University's Oceanographic Center Professor Mahmood Shivji is a global shark expert.
NSU’s subject matter expert John Miller, Ph.D., is available to speak on the value of family therapy.
The following experts in federal healthcare law are available to speak with the media in advance of, and following the United States Supreme Court decision on healthcare, which is expected to be announced on Thursday, June 28, 2012.
As the 2nd- anniversary of the BP Oil Spill in the Gulf of Mexico approaches, Nova Southeastern University (NSU) offers environmental experts are available to speak about the impact of the spill, the lessons learned, and what remains to be done to clean up the environment and improve deep water oil drilling in the future NSU’s Oceanographic Center (OC) used part of a $10 million block grant from BP to conduct research on the Gulf Oil Spill’s impact on the marine ecosystem.
What we know – an unarmed 17 year old African-American young man is dead and that another man, is using Florida’s “Castle Doctrine” or “Stand Your Ground” law to shield himself from prosecution. What we don’t know – is there protection under these doctrines for anyone who pursues and subsequently confronts people?
“Florida MATTERS,” says Charles Zelden, Ph.D., a professor of History at Nova Southeastern University in Davie, Fl. Florida has the largest bloc of electoral votes that are seriously in play...
Previously held primaries were all about the message. Florida is different...
Nova Southeastern University faculty member Robert (Bob) Jarvis, an expert in pop culture (think Titanic) and maritime law, is available to discuss the legal ramifications surrounding the sinking of the Costa Concordia .
Nova Southeastern University subject matter expert Dustin Berna, Ph.D., is available to speak with media regarding the death of North Korean leader Kim Jong Il and the impact it will have globally.
The Dancing with the Stars reality competition has given America a chance to connect with a real life American hero.
These experts are available for media interviews regarding Hurricane Irene.