Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 15th of January.
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🎓 Education
Nancy Gruber, with over 30 years of financial and administrative experience, was appointed assistant vice president for resource management and planning at Outreach and International Affairs.
Matthew Wisnioski received a grant to study 'The Magic School Bus's' impact on science education, exploring how the series revolutionized teaching through multimedia.
New River Community College opens registration for its spring semester starting January 22, 2025, offering a wide range of online and in-person classes across multiple disciplines, with tuition assistance available through the G3 Program.
Carol Papillon, a former Virginia Tech faculty member, has been granted emerita status for her contributions to the University and the field of dietetics.
Alan Grant, retired dean of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, has been named dean emeritus by Virginia Tech in recognition of his exemplary service and significant contributions to the college's growth and international reputation.
Ilja A. Luciak, a Virginia Tech political science professor, has been honored with emeritus status in recognition of his 35 years of distinguished service and international contributions.
Montgomery County Public Schools implements AI technology to enforce fines against drivers bypassing school bus stop signs, enhancing student safety.
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