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Rollins in the News
March 27, 2025
Rollins College Music Professor, Nephew of Mister Rogers, Interviewed on CNN About NPR, PBS Funding
Daniel Crozier, a professor of music composition and theory and the nephew of Fred Rogers (Mister Rogers, of "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood"), was interviewed on CNN news about funding for public television.
March 27, 2025
US News & World Report: The College Admissions Timeline
Faye Tydlaska, vice president for enrollment and marketing, contributed to this US News & World Report article on what parents should know about the college admissions timeline.
March 24, 2025
Business Professor Discusses Retail Store Closings
Richard Lewin, a professor of business, analyzed the recent flurry of retail store closings in this FOX 35 Good Day Orlando report.
March 24, 2025
Faculty Expert Comments on "Greenwashing" in USA Today
Mike Gunter, a professor of political science, and author of several books on ecotourism, provided expertise on "greenwashing" for this USA Today article.
March 21, 2025
Rollins Museum of Art Collaborates with Hume House Child Development Center
David Matteson, an associate curator of education for Rollins Museum of Art, and Alice Davidson, executive director of Rollins Child Development Center and a professor of Psychology, were interviewed on Central Florida Public Media's Engage about the Symbolic Languages Exhibit. (at 39:01)
March 20, 2025
Mister Rogers Walking Tour Featured
WUCF TV featured the Rollins College Mister Rogers Walking Tour on the occasion of Fred Rogers' birthday, March 20. The late children's television icon would have been 96 years old.
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