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Schuyler Avenue students shine

<p>Wilkes University held its spring residency for incoming students seeking their doctor of education degree in educational leadership. The four-day residency featured an immersion in leadership studies, panel discussions with international educators, a poverty simulation and research presentations. Wilkes research presenters, from left, are: Jin Mao, associate professor, doctorate in education; Robert Mackaravage, doctorate of education alumni; Jolene Barron, doctorate of education alumni; and Paul Reinert, assistant professor of graduate teacher education.</p><style>
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Wilkes holds four-day spring residency