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Students will be contacted by the staff of the Counseling and Welcome Unit for information about the procedures to carry out before, during and after the mobility period, taking place in the first semester of the second academic year.
Information about scholarship possibilities can be found in the annual call for applications.
All students will be required to submit a Learning Agreement, listing all the academic activities they are planning to take abroad, which will be recognized in their study plan after the completion of the mobility.
In order to receive the double degree, students must obtain at least 30 ECTS during the mobility.
In order to submint the request to graduate , students must follow the standard procedure for all Ca’ Foscari students.
The final thesis shall be written under co-supervision of Professors of both Universities in Italian, Russian or English with a summary (avtopeferat) in Russian.
After the thesis discussion, it will be possible to start the procedure to request the diploma of the partner University. Both diplomas will be legally recognized in the countries of issuance.
The topic of the final thesis has to be agreed with the supervisor, namely a Ca’ Foscari Professor. Besides the Ca’ Foscari supervisor there will be an external co-supervisor from the partner University. The co-supervisor will provide a report and evaluation to the Commitee.
In order to find the co-supervisor and get further information about procedures and typology of final thesis, students are suggested to contact the coordinator of the programme, Dr. Pavel Duryagin, well in advance.
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PARKLAND, FLA. (WSVN) - The eerie site of the three-story building where 17 people died in the 2018 mass shooting at Parkland’s Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School has been torn down.
In May, Broward County school officials announced the demolition of the 1200 building. The demolition process officially started last month and was expected to continue over the course of several weeks.
The victims’ families were invited to witness the first blows to the building and hammer off a piece if they wished. Many of them believing this was one step closer to healing.
The building holds dire significance as the location where a gunman took the lives of 14 students and three staff members on Feb. 14, 2018.
The shooter, Nikolas Cruz, a former Stoneman Douglas student, received a life sentence in 2022 after a jury could not unanimously agree that he deserved the death penalty. The building couldn’t be demolished earlier because it was critical to Cruz’s trial and prosecutors had jurors tour it during the 2022 penalty trial.
In a recent and unique settlement one survivor, Anthony Borge, now owns the rights to the gunman’s name.
According to the settlement, Cruz agreed to transfer the rights to his name as applies to media; this includes the use of it in production, movie, book, television, cable TV, etc. The settlement agreement also stipulates the shooter must donate his brain for scientific study. Furthermore, Cruz is also prohibited from participating in any interviews without the written consent of Borge.
The Broward school board has not decided what the building will be replaced with. Teachers suggested a practice field for the band, Junior ROTC and other groups, connected by a landscaped pathway to a nearby memorial that was erected a few years ago. Several of the students killed belonged to the band or JROTC.
Crews will clear the final debris before school starts in the fall.
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EUGENE, Oregon — A Hayward Field fan favorite has blossomed in the form of 16-year-old sensation Quincy Wilson .
Running against competitors nearly twice his age at the U.S. Olympic track and field trials , Wilson’s captured the support and attention from spectators at the stadium and watching from home as he raced into Monday night’s 400 meters final. The top three finishers in the final will make Team USA and go to the 2024 Paris Olympics.
Wilson broke the under-18 world record when he ran a 44.66 in the first round of the 400 meters on Friday. Then he broke the record again Sunday by running a 44.59 to advance to Monday’s final, which is scheduled for 9:59 p.m. ET on NBC and Peacock.
Wilson will be running out of Lane 2.
"It means a lot to me because it means my hard work has been paying off," Wilson said after qualifying for the final. "I'm just excited for myself."
16-year-old Quincy Wilson with a tremendous effort in the 400m semi! He has officially QUALIFIED for the final. 👏 #TrackFieldTrials24 pic.twitter.com/nL4Nj8m5BT — NBC Sports (@NBCSports) June 24, 2024
Wilson, who attends Bullis School in Maryland, is entering the 400 final with the fourth fastest qualifying time. He is behind Quincy Hall (44.42), Bryce Deadmon (44.44) and Vernon Norwood (44.50).
Not surprisingly, Wilson has earned the admiration of his competitors.
"It’s spectacular. A 16-year-old coming out here, competing like a true competitor, not letting the moment get too big but living in the moment," said Olympic gold medalist Michael Norman, who also advanced to the final. "It’s great to see young talents like him elevate and push us to run a little faster, and take us out of our comfort zone. I think he has a bright future."
Wilson said his race plan went out the window during the first rounds of the trials, and his ability to qualify was all heart.
“I’m just running for my life out there," Wilson said. "I have a lot of things I can do to improve myself. I’m in the world’s biggest final coming up. At 16 years old, I’m ecstatic right now. ...It’s one of the happiest days of my life."
In some ways, Wilson is like his fellow competitors: He’s repped by a major apparel company after signing an NIL deal with New Balance last September.
In other ways, he’s extremely different. He gets straight As, for example … because he’s still juggling full-time school with training. Also of note: He does not yet have his driver’s license, and isn't sure when he'll get it. He doesn't have time to study or practice driving, what with trying to make the Olympic team and all.
“I don’t know when I’m gonna get my driver’s license at this point.” – 16-year-old Quincy Wilson after his 44.59 to advance to the U.S. Olympic Trials 400m final 😂 pic.twitter.com/vaNU7ZGsrI — Chris Chavez (@ChrisChavez) June 24, 2024
Wilson is coached at Bullis by Joe Lee, a former youth pastor who’s been at the Potomac, Maryland, private school for 11 years. Before Wilson, Lee coached Wilson’s cousin, Shaniya Hall , a sprinter who starred at college track powerhouse Oregon the last four years, where she helped the Ducks to two Pac-12 relay championships.
After his blistering opening round Friday, Wilson was asked if he held back at all considering it was just a heat. He smiled.
“It’s a different game," he said. "I’m not in high school anymore, I’m running with the big dogs now, so I gotta give it my all.”
He brushed off concerns about if he’d be able to recover fully.
“I know my training and my coaching,” he said. “They have me in the right position.”
That goes for the mental side, too. Asked what his nerves were on a scale of 1-10 after his first race, he again gave off his megawatt smile before declaring, “Probably like a 2.”
“I’m just racing against bigger people,” Wilson said, a nod to both his competitors' physical stature and brand names. “But to me everybody puts their spikes on the same way I do, and I train just as hard as they do.”
He made it clear he’s not just here to enjoy the experience, either. He wants to win.
Norman, who ran in his first trials at 18, seemed somewhat skeptical that the 16-year-old would claim a spot on the Olympic team in the 400.
Asked if he viewed Wilson as a contender, Norman was blunt.
“It’s tough,” he said. “There’s people out there fighting for money right now. He made the final. It’s very hard to say. This is probably his first time running three rounds. I remember (my first trials), running three rounds in the 200, I was cooked.”
But he wasn’t ready to write Wilson off entirely.
“Kids are different now, so it’s definitely possible,” Norman said. “He could definitely sneak into a relay spot for sure.”
High school track phenoms are rare at the Olympic Track & Field Trials, but not entirely unheard of: In 2016, 16-year-old Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone finished third in the 400 hurdles, and qualified for the Rio Games. She did not make the final in Rio. (McLaughlin-Levrone is favored to win the 400 hurdles later this week). McLaughlin-Levrone was the youngest athlete to make Team USA’s Olympic roster in 36 years.
Erriyon Knighton, one of the world’s top 200 runners, made the Tokyo roster as a high school junior, finishing fourth in Japan. Knighton won bronze at the 2022 World Championships. He’s entered in the 200 later this week.
Should Wilson qualify for Paris, he would be the youngest-ever male member of the American Olympic track team.
Follow USA TODAY Sports' Tyler Dragon on X @TheTylerDragon .
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Cole forsman | jul 3, 2024.
Fresh off an official visit to Gonzaga , four-star recruit Davis Fogle has narrowed his options down to three schools: Kansas, Creighton and the Bulldogs, according to reports.
The 6-foot-5 rising senior, ranked No. 53 in the 2025 class according to 247Sports, is expected to make his decision in the coming days, per On3.com . The Anacortes, Washington, native took his one and only visit to Spokane this past weekend during Hoopfest , though he holds numerous offers: Kansas, Creighton, Nebraska, LSU, Indiana, Cincinnati, St. John’s, Texas Tech and others.
Here’s what Fogle said about his relationship with Gonzaga to On3.com :
“They’re an in-state school. And they’re just really, really consistent. They’ve gotten to the NCAA Tournament every year and, I think, they’ve been to like nine straight Sweet Sixteens. Their player development is top-notch and that is really sticking out about them. They’ve come to see me at home like three times. They’ve come to see my workout at my high school twice. I mean, we have definitely grown a strong relationship. They like my scoring and my offensive skill set. They think I can fit in really well with their play style.”
Both 247Sports’ Crystal Ball and On3.com predict Gonzaga will land Fogle over the Bluejays and Jayhawks. Fogle would be the first commit in Mark Few’s 2025 class.
The Zags are also in the mix for five-star recruit Isiah Harwell, a 6-foot-6 guard from Wasatch Academy (Utah) who listed Gonzaga in his final four schools along with Texas, Cal and Houston. Harwell is expected to make his decision in September.
Five-star combo guard and top 10 recruit Jalen Haralson ( La Lumiere, Indiana ) has the Zags on his final list of nine schools. The 6-foot-6 small forward told 247Sports that he thinks he’ll take an official visit to Spokane in the next couple of months. Nik Khamenia ( Harvard-Westlake, California ), a four-star forward and top 30 recruit nationally, has been on multiple visits and was at Kraziness in the Kennel in October.
Fogle was named the 2023 Northwest Conference Player of the Year after he averaged 24.6 points at Anacortes High School (WA) . He’ll play his senior year of high school at AZ Compass Prep, which has produced NBA players Jabari Walker (Portland Trail Blazers), TyTy Washington (Milwaukee Bucks) and Maxwell Lewis (Los Angeles Lakers) — as well as numerous Divison-I talents including UCLA’s Dylan Andrews, Illinois’ Kylan Boswell, Saint Mary’s guard Jordan Ross and Kansas’ A.J. Storr.
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Cole Forsman is a reporter for Gonzaga Nation, a member of Sports Illustrated’s FanNation network. Cole holds a degree in Journalism and Sports Management from Gonzaga University.
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Formatting Requirement and Standards. The Graduate School sets the minimum format for your thesis or dissertation, while you, your special committee, and your advisor/chair decide upon the content and length. Grammar, punctuation, spelling, and other mechanical issues are your sole responsibility. Generally, the thesis and dissertation should ...
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A thesis or dissertation may be embargoed with the IR, ProQuest/UMI, or both. An embargo may last for a period of up to two years. It is the responsibility of the committee chair/co-chairs to inform and advise the student during their decision-making process. The topic of embargo should be introduced early in the graduate student's tenure and ...
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Submitting Your Thesis/Dissertation. Submission of the final thesis/dissertation must be within 60 days of the final exam. Students who miss the 60 day submission deadline are ineligible to register in future terms. The Graduate School uses ProQuest to administer the electronic thesis/dissertation (ETD) submission and committee approval process ...
The Graduate School's format review is in place to help the document submission process go smoothly for the student. Format reviews for PhD dissertations and master's theses can be done remotely or in-person. The format review is required at or before the two-week notice of the final defense. Dissertation and Thesis Submission.
The final approved thesis/dissertation must be submitted to the Graduate School through ProQuest via the UNH ETD Administrator website by the appropriate deadline as published in the Graduate School calendar. Publishing options include traditional publishing (free) as well as open access publishing (additional cost).
The final responsibility for the format of your thesis or dissertation rests upon you as the author. Spelling, punctuation, and grammar must be used correctly. The Graduate School reserves the right to refuse any manuscript that does not observe these fundamentals and that does not follow the format guidelines found within. Graduation
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Submit your final thesis or dissertation by the posted submission deadline. Submission to the Graduate School must include: Thesis or Dissertation PDF electronically uploaded in ProQuest. Thesis & Dissertation Approval and Publishing Options Form signed by you and your major professor or co-major professors and uploaded in ProQuest.
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PARKLAND, FLA. (WSVN) - The eerie site of the three-story building where 17 people died in the 2018 mass shooting at Parkland's Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School has been torn down. In May ...
Wilson, who attends Bullis School in Maryland, is entering the 400 final with the fourth fastest qualifying time. He is behind Quincy Hall (44.42), Bryce Deadmon (44.44) and Vernon Norwood (44.50).
The Zags are also in the mix for five-star recruit Isiah Harwell, a 6-foot-6 guard from Wasatch Academy (Utah) who listed Gonzaga in his final four schools along with Texas, Cal and Houston ...