Jonathan Roberts is a staff writer based in Johnson City, Tennessee. He covers a wide range of topics for various publications, including healthcare, education, and local news. With a background in journalism and a passion for storytelling, Jonathan aims to inform and engage readers with his articles.
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Jonathan Robert's coverage is heavily focused on local events and announcements related to East Tennessee State University (ETSU) with an emphasis on healthcare, medical education, and community wellbeing. His work often involves government announcements and press releases related to these topics.
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By: Jonathan Roberts
As part of the program, each year two graduating seniors from Sewanee that meet certain criteria will be guaranteed acceptance to Quillen.
On National Pharmacist Day, recognized annually on Jan. 12, there’s no better time to
The College of Medicine ranked fifth in “Medical Schools with the Most Graduates Practicing in Health Professional Shortage Areas”.
By: Augustine Bravo, Thao Liz Nguyen, David M. Adamson, Obaid Younossi, Sarah W. Denton, Thomas Light, Angela Yun, Mohammad Ahmadi, Brittany Clayton, Padmaja Vedula, Jonathan Roberts, Hilary Reininger, Oluwatimilehin Sotubo
Although the benefits of digital engineering might not be immediately apparent in terms of cost savings or schedule reduction, survey results indicate that it has the potential to provide significant long-term benefits to defense acquisition.
By: Jonathan Roberts
Labour don’t win many elections, but when they do win, they win big. 27 years after Tony Blair declared ‘a new dawn has broken, has it not?’, Sir Keir Starmer has stormed into Downing Street with a similar majority – although a noticeably smaller share of the vote.
By: Jonathan Roberts
ETSU's Dr. Eric Beaumont recently received a $2.7 million grant to study a potential treatment for heart failure.
By: Jonathan Roberts
Starting Oct. 22 and running through Dec. 11, ETSU will host free bi-weekly 90-minute listening sessions for healthcare professionals and the community.
By: Sarah Lovell, Eddie López Iii, Nicholas Johnson, Jonathan Fujiwara, Kristin Warren, Quentin E. Hodgson, Jonathan Roberts, Jair Aguirre
This report presents an examination of ways the Department of the Air Force can develop, employ, and integrate non-kinetic capabilities intended to influence adversaries and other actors in competition and conflict.
By: Jonathan Roberts
The 10-month project will create a state-of-the-art flood moninitoring dashboard for Central Appalachia to test its reusability and replicability.
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