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Noteworthy at Northeastern: Education honors

Northeastern Illinois University’s Daniel L. Goodwin College of Education has had an exciting week! Read about this year’s Lincoln Laureate scholar, a state honor for a Counseling Education faculty member and a new dual-enrollment teaching program with a suburban high school. All that news and more appears in this week’s edition of Noteworthy at Northeastern.

Photo of Daniel L. Goodwin College of Education Dean Sandra Beyda-Lorie (right) and Instructor Bill Kondellas (left) pose with Ridgewood students Yilyanny Barreto-Rodriguez, David Berry, Julie Clark, Ivy Huynh and Abriela Karemanaj.

Northeastern partners with Ridgewood High School for dual-enrollment program

Northeastern Illinois University has welcomed five high school students this fall as part of a dual-enrollment program with Ridgewood High School (RHS) in Norridge, Ill.

The NEIU Commons is shown on the Main Campus.

Physical Education major Miriam Varela named Lincoln Academy Student Laureate

Northeastern Illinois University has selected Physical Education (K-12) major Miriam Varela as its 2019 Lincoln Academy Student Laureate.

Photo of Larry O. Dean and Carlos Bernabe in a hallway of the Fine Arts building

Graphic Design student creates ‘Product Placement’ album cover

When English Instructor Larry O. Dean’s band, The Injured Parties, dropped a new album in September, the achievement was made all the more special by a collaboration with a student from Northeastern Illinois University’s Graphic Design program.

Annie Fritz and Latha Saradha hold their awards

Noteworthy at Northeastern: SACNAS awards

Northeastern Illinois University students have a history of coming home from the SACNAS National Diversity in STEM Conference with awards, and this year was no different. Find out who earned honors, which faculty members were featured in the news media and more in this week’s Noteworthy at Northeastern.

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Noteworthy at Northeastern: A home for Dreamers

Northeastern Illinois University has graduated 10 scholars in TheDream.US program since beginning a partnership in 2015. This fall, 10 more have arrived. Read more about the program for undocumented students, newly published research from the Department of Biology, and a grant that will bring teachers into Computer Science classes as students. It’s all in this week’s edition of Noteworthy at Northeastern.

Photo of Elyse Bolterstein (center) with biology students Vada Becker and Derek Epiney at the Environmental Mutagenesis and Genomics Conference.

Northeastern researchers publish study on a new model for Werner syndrome

Northeastern Illinois University students and faculty members have published an article describing a new way to study Werner syndrome, a rare genetic disease characterized by the early onset of aging, increased risk of cancer and other age-related conditions such as diabetes.

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Northeastern partners with Waukegan School District on Computer Science grant

Northeastern Illinois University will serve as a partner on a five-year, $3.5 million Education Innovation and Research grant that the United States Department of Education has awarded to boost student interest, motivation and access to STEM opportunities in Waukegan Community Unit School District #60.

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TheDream.US partnership brings 10 new undocumented scholars to Northeastern

Northeastern Illinois University welcomed 10 new TheDream.US scholars to the University this fall, joining another 22 scholars who are continuing their studies.

Francisco Sebastian smiles in front of a chain-link fence.

Noteworthy at Northeastern: Boosting the business community

Find out more about Northeastern’s role in the education of future Latinx business leaders, an education alumna who saved the life of one of her fifth-grade students and more.