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Research and information on services, exhibitions and events.

Programs offered include Athletic Training (BS), Exercise Science and Physical Therapy (DPT).

Information on seminar series which is free and open to the public.

Offers classes in American style ballroom dance to the UConn community. Describes club, team, and competition activities, and links to other dance sites.

Academic retention program and outreach activities designed to increase the numbers of under-represented students pursuing careers in engineering.

Library services, web research links, online catalog, research databases and recent arrivals.

Faculty list and information on specific programs.

Meeting schedule, directory and upcoming events.

Provides music and theater instruction to complement public and private school programs; serves as a training school for pre-college musicians as well as a resource for adults with amateur interest in music.

History of Wesleyan's first women, as well as information on the program, courses and events.

Student organization information, event planning, funding and general information.

Exhibits schedule, educational programs and calendar of events.

Comprised of subjects relating to Africa, East Asia, Judaica, Latin America, Near East, Slavic and Eastern Europe, and Southeast Asia.

Dedicated to the investigation and dissemination of information concerning all aspects of the Atlantic slave system and its destruction.

Information on the program, selection process, nominations and application.

A protein and nucleic acid chemistry core facility that provides amino acid analysis, protein and DNA sequencing, peptide and oligonucleotide synthesis and mass spectrometry.

Serves as a principal focus for Yale University's research and training efforts in the environmental sciences

Established in 1983 to bring attention to the links between the arts and humanities and the practice of medicine.

Official site of the Eagles with news items, scores, statistics, upcoming events and rosters.

Contains the Testing Center, Office of Academic Support and Facilities Coordination, and the Center for Teaching and Learning. Creates and grades tests, schedules teaching stations, and works to improve instructional quality.

Criminal Justice Undergraduate and Graduate Programs, Legal Studies Undergraduate Program, Public Affairs Doctoral Program

Includes information on meetings, contacts, and photos.

Facts and history, chatroom, rush events, minutes, and information on the week's scheduled events.

History, photos, legends, and events, as well as links to DST cyber-chapters.

Features information about the school, graduate and undergraduate course information, and news.

Overview of undergraduate and graduate degree programs, courses offered, staff profiles and contact details, and alumni news.

Provides information about the center, its faculty, and its areas of research.

Offers programs, links, history, partners, and results.

Faculty listing, graduate and undergraduate programs, a description of facilities and publications.

Information about academic programs, scholarships, and traveling abroad or hosting international visitors.

Information on the department including a directory, facilities, location, outreach, services, and strategic plan.

The College of Family and Consumer Sciences at the University of Georgia offers the following departments for research and study: Child and Family Development, Foods and Nutrition, Housing and Consumer Economics, and Textiles, Merchandising and Interiors.

Includes information about graduate and undergraduate programs, course offerings, faculty and staff contacts and news and resources.

Offers undergraduate and graduate programs in French, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish. Provides program descriptions, faculty contacts, news and events listing and FAQ.

Includes staff and student directories, academic program information and course descriptions. Also includes departmental news and observatory schedules.

Provides program information, faculty and graduate student listings, plus contact and admissions information.

Provides information on graduate, undergraduate and REU programs, faculty and student directories, seminar schedules and a bulletin board.

Contains photographs, information about famous members, history and details of events. Zeta Pi chapter.

Houses the following departments and schools at Illinois State University: agriculture, criminal justice sciences, health sciences, family and consumer sciences, technology, military science, information technology, and kinesiology and recreation.

Houses the Clinical Laboratory Science, Environmental Health, Health Education, Health Information Management and Safety programs.

Provides programs of study in communication studies, mass communication and public relations.

Offers undergraduate programs in Latin, Chinese, French, German, Italian, Spanish and Japanese. Offers graduate programs in Spanish, French and German. Part of the College of Arts and Sciences at Illinois State University.

Department details, undergraduate and graduate programs, courses, faculty, publications, alumni, and benefactors.

Official site of the Cougars with scores, statistics, rosters, schedules, and news.

Biomechanics, developmental biology, ecological and molecular physiology, functional and evolutionary morphology, neurobiology and computational neurobiology, and paleobiology.

Includes eleven surgical sections and the Center of Excellence in Minimally Invasive Surgery.

A department in the Division of Humanities offering programs in Balto-Slavic Linguistics, Czech, General Slavic, Polish, Russian and South Slavic.

The department of numbers at the University of Chicago.

Scholarship, research, and teaching in psychology and related fields.

Graduate and undergraduate studies in Chicago's well-known economics department.