Bristow named orientation, Parents Weekend director
She will maintain the parents Web page and work on publications such as the parents handbook, Bear Facts and the parents newsletter.
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Faculty to present at AAAS meeting here
The American Association for the Advancement of Science is the world’s largest general scientific organization; the multidisciplinary program is Feb. 16-20.
WUSTL joins national RecycleMania contest
It’s a national competition among university recycling programs that provides students a proactive exercise in waste reduction; it runs through April 8.
WUSTL ramps up recycling effort with new vendor
The new recycling contract should allow the University to expand the amount of paper products, aluminum, glass and plastic that is recycled.
Wrighton to speak for ‘Science on Tap’ series
All meetings are from 7-8:30 p.m. on the last Wednesday of the month at Schlafly Bottleworks; there will be an hour of discussion after a 30-minute presentation.
Morris to launch Faculty Fellows series
She’s the first of six speakers appearing this spring as part of The Center for the Humanities Faculty Fellows’ Lecture and Workshop Series.
Cronon to speak on landscape & environmental change Feb. 13
The talk is part of “Unsettled Ground: Nature, Landscape and Ecology Now!” a series of lectures, panel discussions, artistic interventions and workshops.
Artists’ group to explore power, fashion & feminism
Their project investigates the relationship between power and self-presentation by asking women to respond to a seemingly simple question.
Dhomhnaill, Akins to read Feb. 13 & 16
Dhomhnaill has been hailed by the Irish Literary Supplement as the “most acclaimed Gaelic poet of the century”; Akins is the author of four novels.
Black Artists’ Group: Symposium to examine influential arts collective
“The Black Artists’ Group was a seedbed for artistic innovation,” says Benjamin Looker, author of a 2004 book on the influential yet little-remembered collective.