In The News April and Early May 2021

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This summary report is a snapshot of NSU media placements from April through early May 2021. The purpose of this recap is to keep you up-to-date on issues and media reports that involve the university and/or specific departments or centers. Click on the  name of the media outlet to read their story – stories that appeared out of the South Florida media market are in red (some links may have expired after this page was created.)

For this time period:

  • Potential Reach (print and broadcast audiences) of stories related to NSU were circulated to approximately 120.4 million;
    • For Unique Visitors Per Month (online audiences globally), the potential viewership was approximately 2.5 billion;
  • The estimated advertising value equivalency (AVE) of  these stories is $5.7 million.

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University Wide

Vaccine Announcement – Part 1

On Thursday, April 1, NSU announced plans to return to in-person classes for Fall 2021. To facilitate the successful transition to the pre-pandemic style of learning, NSU also announced that students, faculty and staff would need to be fully vaccinated for Covid-19 by August 1 (with exemptions for medical and deeply held religious beliefs). The following is the coverage of the announcement:

National & International Media

 

Local (South Florida) Media

  Out of Market Florida Media

 

Vaccine Announcement – Part 2

On May 5, NSU announced that, due to a new Florida law, the university is unable to maintain the above intended a policy toward full vaccination by August 1, 2021. Therefore, we are NOT requiring vaccinations for NSU Florida students, faculty, and staff, as was announced back on April 1, before the legislation was passed. This information was disseminated to the media, with the following coverage:

Out of Market Media

 

South Florida Media

Alan B. Levan | NSU Broward Center of Innovation

  • Can South Florida Leap Into The Space Industry? Here’s a New Idea to Help Lure Business, featuring John Wensveen, Ph.D.
  • Money & Tech Round Up: New Crowd Funding Rule Could Be A Game Changer for Start Ups and More, featuring John Wensveen, Ph.D.
  • Vice Mayor Michael Udine Shares County Update with Parkland Residents
  • As Businesses Flock to South Florida, Is Fort Lauderdale Falling Behind in Attracting Them?
  • All of South Florida is Poised to be the Next Tech Hub Driving Innovation, featuring John Wensveen, Ph.D.

Dr. Kiran C. Patel College of Osteopathic Medicine

The following stories feature Deborah Ann Mulligan, M.D., FAAP, FACEP

  • Vax Facts 
  • Testing For Peace of Mind

 

  • Florida Passes 3,200 COVID-19 Variant Cases, Far More Than Any Other State, featuring Bindu Mayi, Ph.D., M.Sc.
  • Community Dental Health Coordinator Program Celebrates 15 Years of Bringing More People into the Oral Health System, featuring Claudia A. Serna, Ph.D., DDS, MPH, MCHES, CPH

Dr. Kiran C. Patel College of Allopathic Medicine

  • Balancing Public Health with Economic Health, featuring Johannes Vieweg, M.D.
  • Business of Medicine: Is concierge medicine the prescription for doctors and patients? featuring Johannes Vieweg, M.D.

Dr. Pallavi Patel College of Health Care Sciences

  • Breathing is Their Specialty. How Respiratory Therapists Became Critical During Covid, featuring Roger Plummer

College of Pharmacy

Ron and Kathy Assaf College of Nursing

  • Nursing Students Gain Valuable Experience at Vaccination Sites
    • South Florida Times (4/19/20)

College of Optometry

  • American Diabetes Association, VSP Vision Care and Regeneron Team Up For Round Table About Covid-19 Impact on Those with Diabetes, featuring Sherrol A. Reynold, OD

Halmos College of Arts and Sciences

  • Study Finds Air Dryers Can Spread More Germs Than Paper Towels, featuring Robert Smith, Ph.D.
  • The Wild Life Rescue Warriors Who Rule Fort Lauderdale
  • The ‘Guardian’ Asks: Will Florida Be Lost to the Climate Crisis?
  • Fin-ders Keepers: Endangered Hammerhead Sharks Could Be Saved by Hi-Tech Trackers, Mahmood Shivji, Ph.D.
  • ‘We Need These Reefs Health’: Rescue a Reef for Earth Day
  • On the Water: Public Can Track the Migration of Mako, Whale Sharks to Aid in Research
  • Migration of a Pregnant Hammerhead Shark Documented from Space
  • A Common Antibiotic Slows Mysterious Coral Disease
  • Top 10 Bizarre New Weather-Related Phenomena
  • NSU Researcher Part of Flag Ship Study on Vertebrae Genomes, featuring Stephen O’Brien Ph.D.
  • Florida Plans to Kick Sea Turtle Groups off the Beach

 

The following stories featuring Charles Zelden, Ph.D.

Abraham S. Fischler College of Education and School of Criminal Justice

  • New Bethel Park Superintendent Planning for the Future, featuring alum James Walsh
  • Andalusia Names New School Superintendent, featuring alum Daniel Shakespeare
    • WTVY – AL (4/30/21)

College of Psychology

  • Kahler v. Kansas: So What Else is New?, featuring David Shapiro, Ph.D.
  • The Importance of Mental Health Awareness, featuring Vincent Van Hasselt, Ph.D.
  • Are You a Worrier or a Warrior?, featuring Jamie Tartar, Ph.D.
  • Dr. Scott Poland Partners with Navigate360 to Support Suicide Prevention and Awareness in Schools Across the Country, featuring Scott Poland, Ed.D.
  • Sheriff Tony Discusses the Importance of Mental Health, featuring Vincent Van Hasselt, Ph.D.

Huizenga College of Business & Entrepreneurship 

  • Course Design for Competitive Advantage, featuring Dean Andrew Rosman
  • Expert: President Biden’s 100 Day Economy, Slow and Steady, featuring Albert Williams, Ph.D.
  • Margaret Brisbane First Woman and First Person of Color Appointed CIO of Miami Dade County

 

College of Computing and Engineering

  • MDC and NSU Announce New Agreement for Cyber Security Graduate Degrees, featuring Dean Meline Kevorkian

Shepard Broad College of Law

The following stories feature Robert Jarvis, LL.M, JD

  • The Cruise Industry Reacts to Florida’s Lawsuit Against the CDC
  • DeSantis Sues CDC to Get Cruises Restarted
  • Is Suing the CDC an Effective Way to Restart Cruising?
  • Nevada Regulators Praised for Tiering Worker Vaccines With Gaming Floor Occupancy
  • Understanding Social Media, the First Amendment and the Calls to Incite Violence
  • Why All the Secrecy Over Runcie’s Indictment? Perhaps More Charges are on the Way
  • New Debate Over Masks Trending on Social Media Following Rant by Tucker Carlson
  • Did Political Pressure Lead to Runcie’s Arrest? What We Know and Don’t Know
  • Facebook Banning Donald Trump Could Be Problematic, But Not a First Amendment Issue
  • Deadly Threatening of Caesars Entertainment Attorneys Described as Unusual by Law Professor
  • Who Owns the Land Underwater
  • New Compact Grants Seminoles Clout In Florida, And That’s Nothing New For Influential Tribe
  • Sports Betting Will be Legal In Florida by NFL Kick Off
  • Why all the secrecy about Robert Runcie’s indictment? Maybe more charges are on the way
  • Balancing Public Health with Economic Health, featuring Richard Grosso, J.D.
  • Environment Enforcement Tool Still Stymied by Trump Regulation, Joel Mintz, J.D., J.S.D., LL.M.
  • Coral Gables elects Rhonda Anderson, Kirk Menendez in commission runoff

Alvin Sherman Library

  • ‘Alive Forever’: Visitors Can Virtually Speak with Holocaust Survivors at NSU Library Exhibit
  • Students Honored for Holocaust Reflection Contest Entries

NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale

  • Lemme Walk Across the Room: A Peek Into the NSU Art Museum’s Newest Exhibit
  • In Miami, a Sculpture Built to Live In
  • Community and Entertainment Calendar of Events

NSU Athletics

  • With Dan Marino’s Son as Coach, NSU’s Golf Team Hoping for National Title

 

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