As the United States marks 25 years since the deadliest terror attack in history, DU professor and homeland security expert David Goldfischer talks about its lasting impacts on international security.
Two members of the University of Denver community have been recognized by the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA) for their work within student affairs.
The studio aims to give faculty and staff a high-tech, low-complexity way to produce quality content for a host of uses, from classroom instruction to marketing. It’s as simple as inserting a USB into the studio’s computer, hitting that all-important button and unplugging the USB at the end, already loaded with the ready-to-play mp4 file.
Two members of the University of Denver community have been recognized by the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA) for their work within student affairs.
The studio aims to give faculty and staff a high-tech, low-complexity way to produce quality content for a host of uses, from classroom instruction to marketing. It’s as simple as inserting a USB into the studio’s computer, hitting that all-important button and unplugging the USB at the end, already loaded with the ready-to-play mp4 file.
Two members of the University of Denver community have been recognized by the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA) for their work within student affairs.
The studio aims to give faculty and staff a high-tech, low-complexity way to produce quality content for a host of uses, from classroom instruction to marketing. It’s as simple as inserting a USB into the studio’s computer, hitting that all-important button and unplugging the USB at the end, already loaded with the ready-to-play mp4 file.
Two members of the University of Denver community have been recognized by the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA) for their work within student affairs.
The studio aims to give faculty and staff a high-tech, low-complexity way to produce quality content for a host of uses, from classroom instruction to marketing. It’s as simple as inserting a USB into the studio’s computer, hitting that all-important button and unplugging the USB at the end, already loaded with the ready-to-play mp4 file.
Two members of the University of Denver community have been recognized by the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA) for their work within student affairs.
The studio aims to give faculty and staff a high-tech, low-complexity way to produce quality content for a host of uses, from classroom instruction to marketing. It’s as simple as inserting a USB into the studio’s computer, hitting that all-important button and unplugging the USB at the end, already loaded with the ready-to-play mp4 file.
Two members of the University of Denver community have been recognized by the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA) for their work within student affairs.
The studio aims to give faculty and staff a high-tech, low-complexity way to produce quality content for a host of uses, from classroom instruction to marketing. It’s as simple as inserting a USB into the studio’s computer, hitting that all-important button and unplugging the USB at the end, already loaded with the ready-to-play mp4 file.
