Americans love their smartphones and why not? They can do just about everything these days.
Now researchers at the University of North Texas have developed a smarthone application that measures blood pressure.
That’s right--no more arm crushing cuffs or pumping and waiting. Blood pressure reading has been reduced to a smartphone with a stethoscope attached.
It doesn't just take your blood pressure; it stores it to be...
Aug 11, 1:47 PM EDT DALLAS (AP) -- Bill Lively, who led the North Texas Super Bowl Host Committee and the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, will return to his alma mater. The University of North Texas on Thursday announced the appointment of Lively as vice chancellor of strategic partnerships, effective Sept. 7. Lively will help with development and fundraising for the three-campus UNT system. Lively was president of the host panel for the Feb. 6 Super Bowl at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington. Green Bay defeated Pittsburgh 31-25. Lively in April cited health concerns when he stepped down as...
Info/Register Tuesday, May 17, 2011 2:00 PM -3:00 PM EDT Free Webinar: Ten Tips for Improving Co-Worker Relations with Pat Wagner Sometimes the hardest people to deal with are your co-workers, the people with whom you might spend more time than your own family. Unfortunately, familiarity does not always result in good relationships. Misunderstandings can take on lives of their own. Is it possible to repair old conflicts and regain trust and respect? Most of the power lies in the details of your behavior, regardless of who "started" it. Learn what you can do to change the dynamics of workplace relations with time-tested tactics...
DURANT, Okla. Jessica Gann, a senior from Hugo, was recently named the Broadcasting Student of the Year and also received the Ben Chappell Scholarship Award at Southeastern Oklahoma State University. Gann has worked at three of the seven eastern Oklahoma radio stations in the Payne Radio Group (based in Hugo) over the past seven years and later this summer will intern at Dark Horse Recording Studio in Nashville. Music and radio production are my two main areas of interest, she said. I hope to one day be a station general manager or work in a major production company. Gann says she enjoys all types of music, and currently hosts...
Filed under News, On The Record Teachers, staff and students gathered in the Hurley Administration building lobby Tuesday to send off faculty members Mitch Land and Earl Gibbons as they prepare to leave UNT for work at other universities. Attendees mingled for an hour while enjoying free cake and punch before Warren Burggren, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, spoke on Lands and Gibbons impact at UNT. After Burggren presented Land and Gibbons awards for their commitment to UNT, they were given time to speak about their memories of the school. Land has worked at UNT for 17 years and was recently given the title of...
