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Pediatric COVID-19 second dose vaccination clinic set Dec. 22
Article by Emergency Services | December 03, 2021
Event for children ages 5-11
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Climate change adaptation internship
Article by Yolanda Williams-Bey | December 02, 2021
Economic mechanisms to increase efficiency of coastal property buyouts
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Ocean acidification research opportunity
Article by Yolanda Williams-Bey | December 02, 2021
Advancing pH measurement technologies in the Delaware Estuary and Delaware’s Inland Bays
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UD named best employer in Delaware
Ranking based on Forbes' magazine's national survey
of employees
The University of Delaware has been ranked the best employer in Delaware by Forbes magazine.
To rank employers in each state, the magazine surveyed 80,000 Americans working for businesses with at least 500 employees from October 2020 to June 2021. In addition to UD, the Delaware list includes six employers based in the state and nine national employers with operations here.
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House on South College to be torn down
Article by UDaily staff | December 01, 2021
Preparation underway for December demolition
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Pediatric COVID-19 vaccination clinic set Dec. 1
Article by UDaily staff | November 29, 2021
Event for children ages 5-11
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Ocean acidification research opportunity
Article by Yolanda Williams-Bey | December 02, 2021
Advancing pH measurement technologies in the Delaware Estuary and Delaware’s Inland Bays
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