Health Happening to focus on hypertension Oct. 24
The School of Medicine is hosting free blood pressure screenings at a mini Health Happening ’08 to be held Friday, Oct. 24.
The merits of public service
Photo by Jerry Naunheim Jr.Students, faculty and staff participate in a University-wide Public Service Fair in the Danforth University Center Sept. 23.
Kim named associate dean at law school
Kent Syverud, J.D., dean and the Ethan A.H. Shepley University Professor at the School of Law, has named Pauline Kim, J.D., professor of law, associate dean for research and faculty development at the law school.
Hall of Fame class of 2008 announced
Washington University, in conjunction with its athletic support organization, the W Club, has announced its 13th induction class for the WU Sports Hall of Fame. This year’s induction class features eight former student-athletes: Kevin Folkl, class of 1996, basketball; Stephanie Habif ’97, volleyball; Chris Nalley ’97, football and track and field; John Nelke ’67, cross […]
Nominees for Goldstein Leadership Award sought
It’s time to nominate School of Medicine faculty for the 2008 Samuel R. Goldstein Leadership Awards in Medical Student Education. Three awards of $5,000 each are provided annually through a gift from Samuel R. Goldstein. The awards acknowledge faculty leadership in medical student education and the tradition and responsibility teaching faculty demonstrate in training the […]
Media Advisory – Interview opportunity
“Reforming Health Care: Perspectives from Missouri and Across the Nation,” will bring together leading health policy experts will discuss how current policies must change to expand care innovation and maximize impact; the prospects for reform; and comparisons of reform proposals in terms of cost, quality and access to care.
Election programming update
The vice presidential debate is over, but election-related events continue on the Danforth Campus.
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Student volunteers gain experience in logistics, media relations
For 200 Washington University students, the Oct. 2 vice presidential debate was not merely a historical event — it also was a way to gain valuable experience with the media and politics. More than 500 students applied to be volunteers. All volunteer candidates submitted a resume and cover letter as part of their application. In […]
Team effort a big reason WUSTL shines as debate venue
Photo by Bill StoverIt takes a tremendous, behind-the-scenes effort of staff, students and faculty to pull off a successful debate.
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