Universidad Vanderbilt
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La Universidad Vanderbilt (Vanderbilt University), localizada en Nashville (Tennessee) es una universidad en Estados Unidos. En ella están matriculados aproximadamente 11.500 estudiantes. Fue fundada en 1873 por Cornelius Vanderbilt, un hombre de negocios y pionero en el ferrocarril. La Universidad es una de las mejores universidades de los Estados Unidos.
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[editar] Facultades y Colleges
| División académica | Decano |
|---|---|
| College of Arts and Science | Richard McCarty |
| Blair School of Music | Mark Wait |
| School of Engineering | Kenneth F. Galloway |
| Peabody College of Education and Human Development | Camilla Benbow |
| Graduate School | Dennis Hall[1] |
| Divinity School | James Hudnut-Beumler |
| Law School | Edward L. Rubin |
| School of Medicine | Steven G. Gabbe |
| School of Nursing | Colleen Conway-Welch |
| Owen Graduate School of Management | Jim Bradford |
- ↑ Associate Provost for Research and Graduate Education
[editar] Deportes
[editar] Publicadas en Internet
- The Vanderbilt Register Vanderbilt Administration Newspaper
- The Vanderbilt Hustler Student Newspaper* Exploration: Vanderbilt's online research magazine
- Vanderbilt Undergraduate Research Journal
- The Slant Humor & Satire
- Versus Student General Interest Magazine
- The Vanderbilt Review Student Literary and Arts Journal
[editar] Enlaces externos
