Sports update Feb. 1
Sports update for the week of Feb. 1
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Researchers move into BJC Institute of Health at Washington University
After two years of eager anticipation, the first occupants of the BJC Institute of Health at Washington University began moving in last week.
Off-campus housing safety a priority for the university
Washington University is making several improvements to ensure the safety of faculty, staff and students living in and visiting off-campus housing. These improvements range from physical changes — such as the addition of peepholes to doors — to informational measures — such as a safety video to ensure those living off-campus are familiar with best safety practices.
Freling shares his vision to light up the world
Robert Freling, executive director of the Solar Electric Light Fund (SELF), will discuss his work at 5 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 4, in Graham Chapel. This Assembly Series program is being co-sponsored by Engineers Without Borders student organization, the Skandalaris Center for Entrepreneurship, and the African Public Interest Law and Conflict Initiative.
WUSTL receives $13 million Gates Foundation global health grant toward elimination of tropical diseases
Medical school marks Martin Luther King Jr. day with renowned speaker
More than 230 guests at the School of Medicine’s Martin Luther King Jr. celebration Jan. 18 gathered to hear Johnnetta Cole, Ph.D., director of the Smithsonian National Museum of African Art, speak on diversity in the medical field.
Nominations sought for service award
Nominations are being accepted through Friday, Feb. 5, for the 2010 Gerry and Bob Virgil Ethic of Service Award.
Apply now for ICTS Postdoctoral Program
The Clinical Research Training Center (CRTC) is seeking applications for Postdoctoral Program Scholars to begin July 1.
Acclaimed Aquila Theatre Company returns to Edison for two shows
“The strongest man in the world is the man who stands most alone.” So argues Dr. Thomas Stockmann, the beleaguered hero of Henrik Ibsen’s darkly funny thriller “An Enemy of the People.” New York’s Aquila Theatre Company returns to Edison Theatre Feb. 12 and 13 with a new production of Ibsen’s drama as well as William Shakespeare’s delirious, gender-bending comedy “As You Like It.”
Gephardt Institute announces service-learning grant recipients
The Gephardt Institute for Public Service has announced the recipients of its Community-Based Teaching and Learning Faculty Grants Program. The grants are intended to provide faculty members with financial support for curriculum development and implementation.