Recognizing two of St. Louis’ finest: 2004 Harris Community Service Award presented to Sam and Marilyn Fox
Sam and Marilyn Fox, who have donated time and money to a wide range of community and civic groups that touch the lives of many St. Louisans, are being recognized for their extraordinary generosity and leadership with the 2004 Jane and Whitney Harris Saint Louis Community Service Award.
Washington University in St. Louis names Edward F. Lawlor dean of the George Warren Brown School of Social Work
LawlorEdward F. Lawlor, Ph.D., dean of the School of Social Service Administration at the University of Chicago, will become dean of the George Warren Brown School of Social Work (GWB) on July 1, 2004, according to Chancellor Mark S. Wrighton. Lawlor will succeed Shanti K. Khinduka, Ph.D., who last year announced his intention to retire as dean on June 30, 2004.
Picturing our Past
When the University Training School for Nurses opened in 1907-08, the admission requirements included “a good common school education, good moral character and a sound physique… .” No tuition was charged for the three-year program, and students received free board and lodging. During World War I, some nurses from the school joined the University’s Base […]
Campus Ecology Workshop
Schedule of events and participant biographies for the Campus Ecology Workshops, part of The Sustainable University Campus, a national colloquium on campus environmental design organized by the School of Architecture and the U.S. Green Buildings Council—St. Louis Chapter March 28 and 30.
Diabetes progress
The results of an experimental cross-species transplant suggest the innovative approach might halt type 1 diabetes while greatly reducing the risk of rejection.
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Award-winning video captures water, oil, mixing
Clip of the award-winning video that shows oil mixing with water.What happens when water and oil mix? A tornado. An award-winning video from a mechanical engineer at Washington University in St. Louis shows how: http://mesun4.wustl.edu/ME/faculty/aqshen/news.html
Longtime professor in the Department of English taught perennial student favorite ‘The Bible as Literature’
David Hadas, Ph.D., professor of English in Arts & Sciences, died March 3, 2004 at his home in St. Louis of complications from cancer. He was 73. Hadas, who had taught at the University since 1964, will be most remembered for his “The Bible as Literature” class, which was very popular with students.
Krysztof Wodiczko
Biography of projection artist Krysztof Wodiczko.
Critical Praxis for the Emerging Culture
Principal particpant biographies for the international symposium Critical Praxis for the Emerging Culture: A Collaborative Investigation Into the Nature of Cultural Transformation Brought About by Technology and Media.
The developing mind: Small amounts of alcohol may cause damage
Animal studies also indicate that brief exposure to small amounts of anesthetic drugs can trigger “significant nerve cell death,” researchers report.
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