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Overview Structural geology involves mapping the three-dimensional distribution and type of structures that accommodate deformation in the earth. Brittle fault zones are composed of a few essential elements: (1) a slip surface; (2) the core consisting of highly deformed rocks which can include gouge or cataclasite; (3) the damage zone surrounding the core which consists deformation spatially ...
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Course Description Engage in a review of the Italian Renaissance, geographical areas and contributions of Italy to American culture. Learn about the life and reign of Constantine the Great, Italian history and prominent Italian Americans. Presented by Richard Calla, Joseph Tatta, and Anthony Russo, all members of the Italian-American Language and Culture Club. You must be a member of the ...
https://www.fox.temple.edu/directory/thorsten-moenig-tug85590
Dr. Moenig holds a Master’s degree in Actuarial Science from the University of Connecticut and a PhD in Risk Management and Insurance from Georgia State University. He is an Associate of the Society of Actuaries (ASA). He enjoys teaching and is the proud recipient of two Outstanding Teacher Awards by the Sigma chapter of Gamma Iota Sigma.
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The Office of the Vice President for Research (OVPR) hosts a variety of events throughout the year to inspire collaboration, celebrate innovation, and support the research community at Temple University. Explore this page to discover upcoming events and learn about OVPR's signature events held every year. If you would like to receive alerts about upcoming OVPR events, please subscribe to our ...
https://www.fox.temple.edu/directory/charisse-dean
Charisse Dean has over 20 years leading transformational programs (digital and business) with a purposeful focus on integrating culture into organizations through social strategy. Her areas of expertise include DEI strategy, ePMO launch and execution, program delivery and considerable experience leading and driving software implementations. She is committed to delivering “best in class ...
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This guide provides an overview of AMA citation style for the Physician Assistant Program, helping students and professionals cite sources accurately.
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Research Interests Ion channels are a specialized class of proteins that form pores in cell membranes. Charged ions (such as sodium or potassium) can selectively flow through a channel's open pore, producing electrical current. The currents produced by the variety of ion channels in our cells and tissues gives rise to an important electrical component of cell signaling. The best known examples ...
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Upon motion made and duly seconded, the Finance and Investment Committee, upon the recommendation of the President (2/3/2025), recommended that the Executive Committee acting on behalf of the Board of Trustees, approve the use of matching funds to support the Andrew Spector Fund for Special Education Teaching, as described in Agenda Reference 3.
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Dean's List eligibility is determined by the semester grade point average (GPA) corresponding to cut-off points that will yield the top 16% of GPAs based on the five previous fall and spring semesters for each school or college. Students must have 12 graded credits (A to F grades) in order to be eligible for dean's list for the fall or the spring semesters. Students who begin in the fall as ...