NSU In the News June and early July 2021

Posted on by Joe Donzelli

Welcome to NSU In the NEWS!

This summary report is a snapshot of NSU media placements from June through early July 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 52.1 million;
    • For Unique Visitors Per Month (online audiences globally), the potential viewership was approximately 904 million;
  • The estimated advertising value equivalency (AVE) of  these stories is $2 million.

Please visit the NSU’s Newsroom section of the university’s main website to view additional press releases, stories and more created by your media relations team.  We also encourage you to visit our Newsroom and subscribe to our RSS Feed so you can receive each of our news releases in real-time via email when they are distributed.

University Wide

  • Fitch Affirms Nova Southeastern University (FL) Revs at ‘A-‘; Outlook Stable
  • University, College Presidents Urge Senate Action on Dreamers
  • Woman vandalizes NSU building, tells police she was disturbed while sleeping

Tropical Storm Elsa

With Tropical Storm Elsa’s path putting Florida right in the crosshairs, NSU’s media relations team coordinated messaging with university officials as the decision was made to close two of our campus locations – Tampa Bay and Jacksonville. Information was shared with all media in those markets, with many including the closing and reopening in their storm coverage

Vaccine Announcement / VaxMax

Due to a new Florida law, NSU was unable to maintain its original policy toward full vaccination by August 1, 2021. NSU has since transitioned to its VaxMax Program, which has a goal of having 70%-80% of students self-report they are fully vaccinated (they are not mandated to receive the vaccine.) The stories below reflect these new developments:

  • NSU: No Masks for Fall 2021 – Contingent on 80% of On-Campus Students Being Vaccinated
  • NSU Ready to DROP THE MASK, Get Back to a Better Fall
  • Five things to know while you watched the NHL playoffs, references VaxMax Program
  • College Vaccine Mandates Rile GOP States

Alan B. Levan | NSU Broward Center of Innovation

Dr. Kiran C. Patel College of Osteopathic Medicine

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

  • Exercise is Medicine
  • Expect the Unexpected 
  • Survival of the Fittest

Dr. Pallavi Patel College of Health Care Sciences

  • Methodist Hospitals Appoints New Director, Rehabilitation Services, featuring alumna Stephany Husemann, M.S. CCC-SLP

Ron and Kathy Assaf College of Nursing

  • The New Nurse Advocacy Standard: What New Nurses Need to Know, featuring Janice Linton, DNP, APRN, ANP-BC, CCRN, ACHPN
  • Lehigh Medical Center Dayna Flores receives Hometown Hero

College of Optometry

  • ASCO Announces Special Recognition Award Recipients, featuring Katherine Green, O.D., FAAO
  • Experts Offer Tips for Success in Contact Lens Practice, featuring Chandra Mickles, OD, FAAO,

Halmos College of Arts and Sciences

  • This Deadly Coral Disease is Threatening More Than Just Reefs
  • The Race to Rescue Florida’s Coral Reef 
  • NCL Donates $25,000 to Guy Harvey Ocean Foundation
  • Reef-wide Out-planting of Corals Susceptible to Stone Coral Tissue Loss Disease Begins
  • No Northern Escape Route from Climate Change for Florida’s Coral Reefs
  • How Do Most Lobsters Stay Cancer-free? Newly Sequenced Genome Could Reveal Their Secrets, featuring Jose Lopez, Ph.D.
    • Science Mag (6/23/21)
  • Component found in urine and fertilizer could be fueling blue-green algae
  • Study Highlights Natural History and Conservation Importance of Chinese Mountain Cat
  • Cat-borne parasite Toxoplasma induces fatally bold behavior in hyena cubs, featuring Eben Gering, Ph.D.

The following stories featuring Charles Zelden, Ph.D.

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

  • Run, Hide, Fight Active Shooter Training, featuring Grace Telesco, Ph.D.
  • New Thomasville City Schools superintendent named, featuring alumnus Raymond Bryant, Jr., Ed.D.
  • Flagler County Schools New principals, directors named for 2021-2022, featuring alumnus Ryan Andrews
  • Gwinnett School Board Appoints Two New Principals, featuring alumna Monica Ball
  • Principal named at Battle Creek Middle School, featuring alumnus Mike Kinnard
  • Gates County Schools Superintendent Selected as 2021 NCSSA Dr. Dwayne Stallings Leadership (NERESA) Award Winner, featuring alumnus Barry Williams, Ed.D.
  • Specialists Warn About Flakka, a Very Cheap and Extremely Deadly Hallucinogenic Drug, featuring epidemiologist Jim Hall
    • Market Research Telecast (7/8/21)

College of Psychology

  • COVID-19 Pandemic Upped Anxiety in Adults, Kids With Diabetes, featuring Karen Dimentstein, MPH

H. Wayne Huizenga College of Business & Entrepreneurship 

  • Boca Raton Regional Hospital Names New Chief Operating Officer, featuring alumna Haroula Protopapadakis Norden, FACHE
  • Functioning primary health facilities first step towards healthcare reform, featuring Joseph M. Chalil, MD, MBA, FACHE

Shepard Broad College of Law

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

  • Battle for the Seas: Cruise Lines Prepare to Sail, but Clash with DeSantis Looms
  • Group Sues MLB for $100M Over Decision to Pull All-Star Game Out of Atlanta
  • Miami Beach Mayor Comes Out Swinging Against Florida Sports Betting Compact
  • Norwegian Threatens to Defy DeSantis with Fully Vaccinated Cruises
  • Cruise Ships, Florida Gov. DeSantis in High Seas Standoff
  • Florida Wins First Round in Cruise Fight, But Victory Will Be Delayed
  • Federal Judge Throws Out CDC’s Cruise Safety Regulations
  • COVID Will Lurk on Every Cruise Ship. The Question is By How Much.
  • Florida Voters Can Have a Say on Sports Betting in 2022
  • Judge’s Epic, 124-page Cruise Ship Order Reveals Clash Between Boosting the Economy and Keeping People Alive
  • South Florida casino files first lawsuit against state and Seminole Tribe over gambling deal
  • Florida Pari-Mutuel Facilities File Lawsuit To Stop State’s New Gaming Compact With Seminole Tribe
  • Congress Takes Steps To Change Sports Betting Rules
  • Florida Pari-Mutuel Facilities File Lawsuit To Stop State’s New Gaming Compact With Seminole Tribe
  • Federal Judge Denies CDC Request to Keep COVID-19 Cruise Rules During Appeal
  • Lawsuit Challenges Florida Online Sports Betting in Compact
  • Jamaican-Born Lawyer Becomes First Black Woman Elected as President of Broward County Bar Association, featuring alumna Alison F. Smith, Esq.
  • Could Eldercaring Coordination Be The Answer to Guardianship Problems?, featuring Fran Tetunic, JD

NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale

  • Free Juneteenth Discussion to Launch NSU Art Museum’s New Community Voices Program 
  • Looking Forward, Looking Back: Freedom, Afrofuturism, and Reflections on Juneteenth
  • NSU Art Museum Launches Community Voices Series with a Juneteenth-Inspired Event

NSU Athletics

  • Celia fulfills Open Championship Dream, featuring alumnus Ricardo Celia
  • Former Devil, Bailey Gets Start And Shutout For Oakland Roots, featuring alumnus Taylor Bailey

NSU University School

  • University School Hires Michael Norman as Its New Football Coach 

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