A member of the Baldwin Wallace University public health faculty is helping to lead an international research project to investigate how variations in climate are affecting Southeast Asia’s susceptibility to deadly mosquito-borne illnesses, particularly dengue fever, the fastest spreading mosquito-borne viral disease in the world.
In the era of "fake news," cyber attacks and "alternative facts," a Baldwin Wallace University professor arms teachers and students with a guide to distinguish the truth from deceptive information.
The earthworm, friend to fisherman, farmer and gardener, turns out to be a potential enemy of the forest, damaging and altering the woodland understory and native plants. With the aim of contributing to national research on the threat of invasive earthworms, BW biology students are collecting and studying specimens from local parklands.
Advice for holiday shopping the BEST way: Build skills, Entertain, Stimulate imagination and Teach teamwork.
Shop to build skills, entertain, stimulate imagination and teach teamwork. Includes sidebar on games that's build problem-solving skills.
Kay E. Strong, Associate Professor of Economics at Baldwin-Wallace College, Berea, Ohio writes, “The emergence of the 99% Movement is evidence of a healthy dynamic system in action... and the first visible populist challenge to the power and wealth distortions of the America’s "Big Men" since the 1960s."
Professor Tom Sutton, Chair of the Department of Political Science at Baldwin-Wallace College in Berea, Ohio offer analysis of Occupy Wall Street, looking at parallels and differences with the Tea Party Movement.
Physics Professor, Dr. Edwin Meyer, believes in toys and games that help develop young minds.
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