Mohsen Tahmasebi Nasab : Hydrology, Water Resources, Teaching and Passion
Dr. Mohsen Tahmasebi Nasab discusses hydrology, water resources, civil engineering. And passion, teaching, and learning
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Dr. Mohsen Tahmasebi Nasab discusses hydrology, water resources, civil engineering. And passion, teaching, and learning
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Dr. Mohsen Tahmasebi Nasab discusses hydrology, water resources, civil engineering. And passion, teaching, and learning
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Dr Chip Small, an associate professor in the Saint Thomas departments of Biology and Earth, Environment, and Society, discusses nutrient cycling, composting, and making urban gardens sustainable.
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Dr Chip Small, an associate professor in the Saint Thomas departments of Biology and Earth, Environment, and Society, discusses nutrient cycling, composting, and making urban gardens sustainable.
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Dr. Aura Wharton-Beck, Assist. Professor in Educational Leadership, discusses African American professional women working for the government during WWII.
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Dr. Aura Wharton-Beck, Assist. Professor in Educational Leadership, discusses African American professional women working for the government during WWII.
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Dr. Manjeet Rege discusses Artificial Intelligence, how machines learn, and the ethics of emerging technologies.
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Dr. Manjeet Rege discusses Artificial Intelligence, how machines learn, and the ethics of emerging technologies.
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Talks about lost Trans/Lesbian poetress Eliza Cook of the 19th century
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Talks about lost Trans/Lesbian poetress Eliza Cook of the 19th century
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In order to encourage more interaction and contributions from librarians, library staff/unofficial librarians, faculty and students, I have decided to continue this blog as a wiki.
The new wiki is at http://psychsocling.editme.com
All of the material provided here has been moved over there. Hope you feel like editing my work. In order to write new pages, edit my pages, or add to what is already there, just register on the site and start writing. (Registration is only so that there isn't any automatic spam sent.)
Thanks! And hope to hear from you!
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