Student Project at Rollins College Aimed at Preserving Local LGBTQ History
The varied places where queer communities have flourished in Central Florida is the focus of the students’ groundbreaking new research.
Entries by Rick Hynum
Duke University Researchers Use GPS to Help Save Forest Elephants
A GPS-enabled study led by Duke scientists provides the first landscape-scale documentation of elephant movements around Gabon, which could make it easier to protect these magnificent animals from poachers.
This LGBTQ Scholarship Is the First of Its Kind in the SEC
To promote diversity and representation, The University of Kentucky has launched the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer (LGBTQ) Agricultural and Environmental Sciences Fund.
This Sullivan Partner School Makes Its Own Vino to Help the Wine Industry
The University of Kentucky Winery dedicates the proceeds from its sales to supporting grape and wine research and advancing the state’s commercial wine industry.
UVA Health Student Nurse Finds Renewed Personal Mission in the Pandemic
Trisha Durfee has emerged as a leader in UVA Health’s COVID-19 effort, even as she continued her nursing career in the Medical Center and wrapped up the Bachelor of Science in UVA’s Nursing program.
Elizabeth Rogg: Doing the Most Good
Working with children in the slums of Nairobi, Kenya, sparked this Sullivan Award recipient’s passion for social work and breaking the cycle of systemic poverty.
Zume’s Pizza Robots Now Make Sustainable Containers for the F&B Industry
Zume failed in the pizza delivery business, but now the Silicon Valley tech innovator has set its sights on using robotics in a compostable packaging facility, creating products out of moldable, plant-based fibers.
A Gifted Artist and a Business Major Receive Sullivan Awards from Carson-Newman University
Jessica Borchert, a prize-winning filmmaker, was a Faith and Justice Scholar and tireless volunteer, while Miguel Flores logged more than 1,650 service hours and lent his business skills to numerous local projects.
Three Servant Leaders Receive Sullivan Awards from Shenandoah University
For their commitment to placing service above self, Kaitlyn Shand and Damaris-Lydia Odebode received Sullivan Awards for their service as students, while Holli Phillips earned the faculty-staff award.
How a School of Business Project Could Save Lives in Cancer Clinical Trials
University of South Carolina operations and supply chain students have recommended more efficient processes that could get a cancer patient started on a trial much faster.