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Tara Romanella
Tara Romanella is a communications strategist in University Relations.
Articles by Tara Romanella
Schwehr Family Gift Supports Global Learning Opportunities
/ in Clemson Forever / 0 Comments / by: Tara RomanellaClemson’s global efforts were recently given a boost with the creation of a $250,000 Schwehr Family Global Service Learning Endowment and a $250,000 Schwehr Family Global Service Learning Annual Fund.
Clemson, Duke Energy Partner on Mobile Engineering Lab
/ in In These Hills / 0 Comments / by: Tara RomanellaClemson and Duke Energy are hitting the road this fall behind the wheel of the Explore Mobile Lab, an innovative approach to educating middle school students across the Palmetto State about the critical and growing field of engineering.
International Partnership Addresses Environmental and Cultural Issues
/ in In These Hills / 0 Comments / by: Tara RomanellaOver the last several years, Charleston has experienced repeated flooding — a problem exacerbated by rising sea levels. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration projects that the city will experience almost 180 days of tidal flooding annually by the year 2045. In the spring term, 52 students and eight professors from Clemson, Ain Shams University […]
Operating Room Redesign Recognized at Healthcare Design Expo
/ in In These Hills / 0 Comments / by: Tara RomanellaA Clemson project integrating research and design to develop a safer, more ergonomic operating room received two awards at the Healthcare Design Expo + Conference in Orlando. The Realizing Improved Patient Care Through Human-Centered Design in the Operating Room prototype was the sole winner for conceptual design and a gold-level award recipient for using an evidence-based […]
Architecture Students’ Design for Ghanaian School Comes to Fruition
/ in In These Hills / 0 Comments / by: Tara RomanellaThey say it takes a village — and for one town in Ghana that couldn’t be truer. Over the past decade, the people of Okurase have been working together to transform their community for a more prosperous future by constructing the Nkabom Centre, the area’s first-ever educational facility.