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Engineering students traveled to Guatemala this summer to fix medical equipment at the nation’s largest public hospital. Washington University Guatemala Initiative is one of several student groups that conducts meaningful service abroad with the Gephardt Institute’s support.
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Robert Strunk, MD, at the School of Medicine, led a study following patients with asthma from childhood into young adulthood. It shows those who become obese as they grow into young adulthood progress toward worse lung function.
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Anca Parvulescu, PhD, professor of English in Arts & Sciences, will give a lecture next week titled “Can Wolves Laugh? Modernist Laughter in the Magic Theater.” The Assembly Series talk, also the final installment of the Humanities Lecture Series, will be at noon Wednesday, Oct. 21, in the Women’s Building Formal Lounge.
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Robert J. Iversen, a third-year student in the School of Law, died recently. Iversen was 39. An accomplished and involved law student, Iversen was expected to earn his juris doctoris in May 2016.
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Noon Wednesday, Oct. 14
Financial institutions and social work discussion
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Noon Wednesday, Oct. 14
Social networking tools for job searches
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6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 14
Sam Fox lecture: Florian Idenburg
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Political scientist Margit Tavits, PhD, of Arts & Sciences, worked with graduate students to look at how political parties have changed their strategies as we move toward a more global, integrated economy. She discusses the work, published in Comparative Political Studies, for a “Hold That Thought” podcast.
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Robert Schreiber, PhD, of the School of Medicine, has been named a co-editor-in-chief of Cancer Immunology Research.
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