Obituary: Ted Reich, psychiatry professor, 65
Considered one of the founders of modern psychiatric genetics, “Our institution and psychiatry in general are significantly diminished by his loss.”
Aiken installed as Van Cleve professor
“We are grateful to have the opportunity to establish a professorship in the School of Law to honor Bill Van Cleve,” Chancellor Wrighton said.
U College lectures to focus on memory
The Master of Liberal Arts (MLA) Saturday Lecture series, sponsored by the MLA Program of University College in Arts & Sciences, will feature four University experts addressing the concept of “Commemoration: Public Memories of the Past in the Present for the Future.” “In selecting the MLA series theme for this year, we drew inspiration from […]
Thrill of the chase
When asked what he enjoys about his job, Renal Division Director Marc R. Hammerman, M.D., doesn’t hesitate. “The opportunity to be creative in a scientific sense and in an administrative sense,” he says. “Absolutely, that’s it.” Lynn Wesselmann, administrative assistant for the Renal Division, has worked with Hammerman for nearly a quarter of a century, […]
Security technology
Photo by David KilperRobert Pless conducts a real-time demo of his video surveillance system at the Annual Review of the Center for Security Technologies Jan. 26.
Faces of beauty: Preservation of ethnic features focus of study
Photo by Bob BostonAs the number of ethnic patients seeking plastic surgery continues to rise, understanding how to preserve ethnicity is critical.
Carmody is new GM for dining services
She will oversee everything from financial to daily operations; she previously was director of operations for dining services.
Cox receives heart award
He has been named the 2004 recipient of the Texas Heart Institute’s Ray C. Fish Award for Scientific Achievement.
Classics professor Johnson to speak on Roman elegy for Assembly Series
Critically acclaimed W. Ralph Johnson, the emeritus John Matthews Manly Distinguished Service Professor of Classics and Comparative Studies at the University of Chicago, will lecture at 4 p.m. March 18 Women’s Building Formal Lounge for the Assembly Series. Johnson’s talk, titled “The D/Evolution of Love: The Origins of Roman Elegy,” will serve as the John […]
Pumphrey professorship
Photo by Mary ButkusNancy Morrow-Howell was installed as the first Pumphrey professor of social work March 9.
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