University of Redlands Vice President for Academic Affairs Philip A. Glotzbach will assume the presidency of Skidmore College in late July. Glotzbach joined the university in 1992 as dean of the College of Arts & Sciences, and in 1997 he was named vice president for Academic Affairs.
A Congressional Gold Medal recipient, the Director of Peace Corps and the Director of The Institute of Economic and Political Studies (INSTEP), Cambridge will speak at the University of Redlands commencement ceremonies on Thursday, May 29 and Saturday, May 31.
Two World War II-era alumni who were unable to cross the commencement stage due to very different circumstances will participate in this weekend's graduation at the University of Redlands.
The use of computers has become so well integrated into the academic departments at the University of Redlands that the university has decided that a general requirement on the subject is no longer necessary.
A team of researchers from the University of Redlands will study the desert tortoise during the next four years, working to determine how the proposed expansion of the Army's Fort Irwin National Training Center would affect the threatened species and its habitat.
"Deepening Psychotherapy with Men" should prove to be an important asset to the field of male psychotherapy. The book is co-authored by the professor of psychology at the University of Redlands, and the director of counseling services at the University of Iowa.
Marjo Mitsutomi, assistant professor in education with a doctor of philosophy in applied linguistics, will receive the Federal Aviation Administration's Commitment to Safety Award. Airline safety improved.
Think "Carry Nation" and the image of a crazed hatchet-wielding zealot immediately comes to mind. Fran Grace would like to change that perception.
When African-American soldiers went to France during World War I, they were treated as equals by French society. That treatment has led to a pervasive mind-set that the French harbor no racial prejudice. Assistant professor of history at the University of Redlands, offers another perspective. (Peace and Change)
Universities nationwide struggle with efforts to diversify their faculties. The University of Redlands found a way by diversifying its curriculum.
The Social Security system is not in trouble, says a University of Redlands economist.
Half as many men as women seek psychotherapy. Half as many men as women are diagnosed with depression. Yet men commit suicide up to eight times more often than women.
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