Spring Commencement Includes 181 Degrees from U-Idaho Coeur d’Alene Center
Posted: Thursday, April 25
COEUR D’ALENE, Idaho – Graduating students are eligible to receive a combined 181 degrees this spring at the University of Idaho's Coeur d’Alene campus. The candidates applied for 97 baccalaureate degrees, 8 doctoral degrees and 76 specialist and master’s degrees. Some students will have earned multiple degrees. Statewide this spring, five commencement ceremonies celebra...
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Coeur d' Alene | News Release

Taking North Idaho/Spokane Recreation and Tourism International
Posted: Friday, November 9 2012
By Donna Emert COEUR D’ALENE, Idaho – The distant island of Taiwan commenced visa waiver status Nov. 1. That development will likely reverberate on the shores of Coeur d'Alene Lake and in the streets of Spokane: It is expected to double the number of visits from Taiwan to the U.S. Karen Ballard, administrator of tourism development for the Idaho Department of Commerce, wants recrea...
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U-Idaho Helping to Build the Best Defense Against a “Cyber Pearl Harbor”
Posted: Monday, October 15 2012
By Donna Emert POST FALLS/COEUR D’ALENE, Idaho -- American intelligence agencies have concluded that Iran is behind a recent barrage of network attacks on computers across the Saudi oil industry and US banks. In light of the attacks, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said the US risks a “cyber Pearl Harbor.” In the 21st Century, cyber security breaches are one of the greatest threats to government...
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Science | Computer Science | News Release | Northern Idaho | Post Falls | Computer Science

Growing Recreation and Tourism in North Idaho
Posted: Tuesday, October 2 2012
By Donna Emert COEUR D’ALENE, Idaho — Idaho overnight visitors statewide spent more than $1.8 billion in 2008, and in Kootenai County alone, recreation and tourism employs nearly 14 percent of the work force.  To support this growing sector of the region’s economy, University of Idaho Coeur d’Alene is introducing a Recreation and Tourism Speaker Series this October, featuring experts with i...
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Coeur d' Alene | News Release | Northern Idaho | Kootenai County | Recreation | Recreation

Person with a Disability: New Book Teaches that All the Other Complicating Adjectives of Personhood Still Apply
Posted: Thursday, September 13 2012
                                                By Donna Emert COEUR D’ALENE, Idaho -- When Susan Stuntzner was nineteen and injured her spine, there was not much...
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Registrations due Sept. 7 for GPS Workshop in St. Maries
Posted: Monday, August 27 2012
ST. MARIES -- A Global Positioning System or GPS receiver is becoming as common to work and play in forests as a compass. A University of Idaho Extension Forestry workship planned Sept. 14 at St. Maries focuses on helping users who feel they are only using a small portion of their GPS receiver's capabilities.  The University of Idaho Extension “Using Your GPS” pr...
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Agricultural and Life Sciences | Northern Idaho | Extension | Bonner County | Forestry | Kootenai County | Latah County

U-Idaho Extension Water Quality Monitoring Workshop Set at Moscow Sept. 7
Posted: Monday, August 20 2012
MOSCOW – A one-day workshop planned Sept. 7 will offer training to anyone interested in monitoring and protecting water quality in streams and lakes. More than 100 volunteers have already qualified as master water stewards through similar workshops offered by the IDAH2O program sponsored by University of Idaho Extension. Workshop participants learn water quality monitoring ...
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Agricultural and Life Sciences | Northern Idaho | Extension | Latah County

Registrations due July 12th for Forest Root Disease workshop in Hayden, Idaho
Posted: Tuesday, July 3 2012
HAYDEN, Idaho -- A two-day workshop, "Root Disease: The Hidden Menace," is planned July 19-20 at to help forest owners, loggers and natural resource professionals better diagnose root disease issues and manage forests in ways that reduce root disease impacts. Registrations are due July 12. Root diseases are the primary tree killer on two-thirds of northern Idaho forests. ...
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Agricultural and Life Sciences | Northern Idaho | Extension | Forestry | Kootenai County