NSU in the News March and Early April

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This summary report is a snapshot of NSU media placements from March through early April 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 115 million viewers;
    • For Unique Visitors Per Month (online audiences globally), the potential viewership was approximately 1.9 billion;
  • The estimated advertising value equivalency (AVE) of  these stories is $4 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

  • The American Heart Association’s Broward Heart-Walk Drive Through Pep Rally at NSU
  • Socially Distanced Broward Heart Walk Kicks Off at NSU in Memory of Rick Case
  • Florida Legislature: Annual ‘eyeball wars’ over who can treat patients heat up again in Senate
  • Florida’s Higher Ed Bill Ads Tuition Breaks, Lawsuit Protections

Vaccine Announcement

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 Media

  Out of Market Media

 

Alan B. Levan | NSU Broward Center of Innovation

  • Before South Florida Can Be Called a Tech Hub it Has Some Growing To Do, Op-Ed by John Wensveen, Ph.D.
  • Alan B. Levan | NSU Broward Center Supported by South Florida Businesses
  • South Florida Must Think Regionally for Tech Heights, OpEd by John Wensveen, Ph.D.
  • ‘There’s Unlimited Opportunity’: South Florida University’s Space Entrepreneurship Program Ready for Takeoff, featuring John Wensveen, Ph.D.
  • 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.

Dr. Kiran C. Patel College of Osteopathic Medicine

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

  • The Flu Flew
  • Brain Food
  • Some Up, Some Down
  • Vax Facts 

 

  • Vaccines a big help but COVID-19 is still a threat, experts say, featuring Bindu Mayi, Ph.D.  M.Sc.
  • Florida Finds Dozens More COVID-19 Variant Cases, featuring Bindu Mayi, Ph.D., M.Sc.
  • Florida Passes 3,200 COVID-19 Variant Cases, Far More Than Any Other State, featuring Bindu Mayi, Ph.D., M.Sc.
  • Nutrition 21 Says Science Backing of New Beauty-From-Within Ingredient Will Help it Capitalize on Growing Market, featuring Douglas Kalman, Ph.D., RDN, FACN, FISSN
  • Predictors of Emotional Wellbeing in Osteopathic Medical Students in a COVID-19 World
  • Is Chili Good for You?, featuring Su-Nui Escobar, DCN, RDN, LDN, FAND
  • Florida Graduate Schools Ranked in U.S. News & World Report
  • 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.

College of Pharmacy

  • Perspectives of Pharmacists, Educators on the Front Lines of Covid-19 Immunizations, featuring Stacey Maravent, Pharm. D.
  • Provider Perceptions of Pharmacists in Primary-Care Based Accountable Care Organizations

Ron and Kathy Assaf College of Nursing

  • Nursing Students Volunteer at Three Broward Health COVID-19 Vaccination Sites and Gain Invaluable Experience

College of Optometry

  • AdaptDx Pro’s On-Board AI Technician Now Speaks in Multiple Languages, featuring Julie Rodman, OD, MS, FAAO

Halmos College of Arts and Sciences

  • Researchers Aim to Restore Threatened Coral Reefs
  • Coral Restoration Foundation and NSU Join Forces to Save Coral
  • Sea Change
  • Guy Harvey Hosts Ocean Foundation Fundraiser
    • Cayman Compass (3/18/21)
  • Algae Growing on Coral Could Paint Falsely Rosy Picture of Reef Health
  • Great Shark Race Raises Funds and Awareness to Help Protect Mako and Whale Sharks, featuring Mahmood Shivji, Ph.D.
  • 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 following stories featuring Charles Zelden, Ph.D.

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

  • Smith Joins SCSU Board, featuring alumni Macie Smith Ed.D.
  • Bethel Park’s New Superintendent Set to Start March 15, featuring alumni James Walsh
  • University of Mount Olive to Inaugurate Sixth President on March 25

College of Psychology

  • Millions of Americans Currently Have Their Health Misclassified on the Basis of BMI, featuring Paula Brochu, Ph.D.
  • Some People Keep Telling Christina Malone She Looks Unhealthy. She’s An Elite Athlete, featuring Paula Brochu, Ph.D.
  • As Schools Reopen, Prioritizing Student Mental Health Can Prevent ‘Twin-Demic’, featuring Scott Poland, Ed.D.
  • For First Responders, Stress From Public Opinion is Just as Severe as Covid-19 Demands
  • 16 Things to Know About Attachment Theory, featuring Denise Fournier, Ph.D.
    • MSN (3/31/21)

Huizenga College of Business & Entrepreneurship 

College of Computing and Engineering

  • Bridging the World of Today and Tomorrow Through Computer Science

Shepard Broad College of Law

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

 

  • Environmental Settlement Tool’s Reboot Leaves Target on Its Back, featuring Joel Mintz, JD, JSD, LLM
  • The EPA Reduced Enforcement During COVID-19, Researchers Are Assessing the Damage, featuring Joel Mintz, JD, JSD, LLM
  • Kodak Black Given Permission to Travel for Charity, Establishes $100k Scholarship Fund In Medow Pollack’s Memory at NSU Law 
  • Fort Lauderdale’s Sewage Problems a Sign of Infrastructure Woes for Other Coastal Cities, featuring Richard Grosso, J.D.
  • Balancing Public Health with Economic Health, featuring Richard Grosso, J.D.

Alvin Sherman Library

  • ‘Alive Forever’: Visitors Can Virtually Speak with Holocaust Survivors at NSU Library Exhibit

NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale

  • What To Do In Miami: The World of Anna Sui
  • NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale Launches Find Your Place in the Sun Campaign
  • Lemme Walk Across the Room: A Peek Into the NSU Art Museum’s Newest Exhibit

 

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