Celebrate Kathleen Brickey’s life at Aug. 30 ceremony
Join friends and colleagues next month in a celebration of the life of Kathleen F. Brickey, James Carr Professor of Criminal Jurisprudence. A ceremony and reception will be held at 4 p.m. Aug. 30 in Anheuser-Busch Hall’s Bryan Cave Moot Courtroom.
PXSTL Public Charrette Tuesday, July 30
The Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts and the Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts at Washington University invite the St. Louis public to meet three finalists in PXSTL — a collaborative design-build competition that will transform a vacant lot in the heart of Grand Center — on Tuesday, July 30. Shown is “Lighthearted,” an installation by Freecell Architecture, one of the finalists.
WUSTL Special Collections launches online resource on William Gass
An Olin Library exhibition, titled William H. Gass: The Soul Inside the Sentence, ends July 31. But a newly launched digital version of the exhibit allows for ongoing exploration of a wide-ranging selection of the esteemed writer’s drafts, interviews, photographs and more. A gallery talk will be held at 9 a.m. Friday, July 19, in Olin Library’s Ginkgo Reading Room, providing a guided tour of the in-person exhibition.
School supply drive runs through Aug. 7
Washington University School of Medicine again is sponsoring its annual school supply drive to benefit Adams Elementary School students. The school supply drive runs from July 15-Aug. 7. A list of suggested items is below.
Apply to the Civic Engagement Fund by Aug. 2
The Civic Engagement Fund supports civic engagement and
community service projects throughout the year. Undergraduate,
graduate, professional students, alums, faculty and staff are eligible
to apply. Grants are available for both individuals and groups.
Applications are due Aug. 2.
Evens to chair National Library of Medicine Board
Ronald Evens, MD, professor of radiology at the School
of Medicine and of medical economics at the Olin Business School, has
been appointed chairman of the Board of Regents for the National Library
of Medicine.
Event July 11 to focus on disparities in health care
A fast-paced “Ignite” event focused on disparities in health care will be held July 11 on the Washington University Medical Campus.
Demolition preparation under way at Medical Campus
Although there will be no exterior construction fences or lane closures yet, later this month all floors of the Kingshighway, Steinberg and Yalem buildings will be vacant and considered a construction zone. Access to the buildings will be restricted to authorized personnel and contractors. Work taking place over the next several months is in preparation for demolition of those buildings, which will begin in late summer.
Whispers Café closes for renovations
Whispers Café will be closed to users and foot traffic through Aug. 1, so that a number of renovations can take place. When the café reopens for the start of the fall
semester, students, faculty, and staff can expect a fresh look, with new
menu boards and merchandise cases, a stronger system for moving people
through the line quickly during peak hours, and a counter that allows
for easier interaction between patrons and servers.
Add your initiative to Community Counts inventory, get a chance at $500 grant
Washington University in St. Louis’ schools, departments, programs and groups implement an impressive array of community service activities, both locally and internationally.The Gephardt Institute for Public Service maintains the Community Counts database to track such activities, and it’s time to submit initiatives from the 2012-13 academic year. The deadline to provide information is July 25. Each new or updated initiative submitted will be entered into a drawing for a $500 grant to support the project.
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