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What is a TUID? Your Temple University ID is a 9 digit number that is associated with you similarly to how a social security number is associated with you. It is what the university uses to identify you. Your TUID is usually received in an email before the process of activating your accessnet. In order to activate your accessnet, you will need to have this 9 digit number, so be sure to keep it ...
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The eduroam network is available in all university buildings, including residence halls, and most outdoor locations on campus. The network provides a secure connection and supports Print on the Go remote printing for students. Eduroam allows you use your Temple login credentials to connect to Wi-Fi while visiting any participating institutions, including local universities. Residence Hall ...
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Biography Mark Salzer, PhD, is a Professor and former Department Chair in the College of Public Health at Temple University. He has also been the principal investigator and director of the Temple University RRTC on Community Living and Participation For People with Serious Mental Illnesses, a Rehabilitation Research and Training Center (RRTC) funded by the National Institute on Disability ...
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The Office of Non-Credit and Continuing Education (ONCE) offers a wide variety of non-credit courses and certificate programs that may help you to prepare for a new job, get ahead in your current job or explore new directions. Browse our courses below.
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Ritchie, A.M., Stark, T.L., & Liberles, D.A. (2021). Inferring the number and position of changes in selective regime in a non-equilibrium mutation-selection framework.
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The traditions. The excitement. The Owl pride. At Temple, you can be a part of it all. Nothing unites a campus like big-time college athletics. Our Division I teams have a long history of success in NCAA competition, and our student-athletes are known for displaying a high level of integrity and sportsmanship. No matter the sport or venue, our athletic teams will make you proud to be a Temple Owl.
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Campus Recreation Staying active is important to our students and we have the facilities to make sure exercise can easily be worked into any student’s routine. Through sport clubs, group fitness, gyms and more, Campus Recreation at Temple offers a variety of options to stay active and have fun while doing so.
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Xie, H., Farmer, T. W., & Cairns, B. D. (2003). Different forms of aggression in peer conflicts among Inner-city African-American children: Gender differences, profiles of strategies, and school social networks.
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The Liberles Research Group works in the areas of computational comparative genomics, and molecular evolution. The central theme in the research group is the detection and characterization of the lineage-specific divergence of protein-encoding genes. Much of the work in the group is done in a phylogenetic context. Ultimately, we want to ask the question, “What makes each species unique at ...