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Study links critical thinking to job placement

Students who do not exercise critical thinking skills and are not civically engaged in college have greater difficulty finding jobs, according to a study released yesterday at the annual meeting of the Association of American Colleges and Universities. The study, "Documenting Uncertain Times: Post-graduate Transition of the Academically Adrift Cohort," used the Collegiate Learning Assessment, a standardized testing evaluation of higher education, to compare the academic strength of 925 students to post-graduate success. The study comes about a year after University Asst.

DeLeon discusses U.S. foreign policymaking

Rudy deLeon, senior vice president of national security and international policy at the Center for American Progress, spoke to Batten students and other members of the University community last Thursday about foreign policymaking, including the United States' relationship with China and the effects of the domestic economy. DeLeon began by speaking about the impact of the recent debt ceiling crisis.

Straightiff begins work

[caption id="attachment_45765" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="Michael Straightiff took over the University Patent Foundation yesterday.

Telehealth center receives funding

[caption id="attachment_45296" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="The Center for Telehealth, located in the University Medical Center, provides care and education to difficult-to-reach patients.

Supreme Court denies request

The Supreme Court refused Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli's request to expedite his challenge against the Affordable Care Act Monday. Cuccinelli argued the health care reform is unconstitutional because it mandates citizens purchase something, specifically health insurance from private organizations.

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