Sincoff, former HOK president, to become dean of Architecture
Effective immediately, he will serve as special assistant to the current dean, Cynthia Weese; she’ll step down June 30 and return to private practice.
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Obituary: Tyler, 95
She was a librarian at the School of Nursing for 14 years.
Social Work lecture series addresses pressing social issues
The George Warren Brown School of Social Work’s spring lecture series addresses a broad spectrum of issues from elder care to the future of social policy. The series will kick off Feb. 7 with a lecture by Melvin Oliver, Ph.D., titled “Can We Preserve the Progressive Soul of Asset-Based Social Policy?” Oliver is a professor of sociology and dean of social sciences in the College of Letters and Sciences at the University of California, Santa Barbara. All lectures will be held at noon in Brown Hall, Room 124.
October 2004 Radio Service
Listed below are this month’s featured news stories.
• Light meter in eyes (week of Oct. 6)
• Clinically depressed children (week of Oct. 13)
• Ear infections linked to GERD (week of Oct. 20)
• Halloween safety (week of Oct. 27)
January 2005 Radio Service
Listed below are this month’s featured news stories.
• Siteman Cancer Center (week of Jan. 5)
• Scientists grow norovirus (week of Jan. 12)
• Protein linked to depression (week of Jan. 19)
• Human head hair isn’t fur (week of Jan. 26)
December 2004 Radio Service
Listed below are this month’s featured news stories.
• DHEA reduces fat in elderly (week of Dec. 1)
• Chicken genome (week of Dec. 8)
• Schizophrenia risk factors (week of Dec. 15)
• Homeless population has changed (week of Dec. 22)
• SIDS risk (week of Dec. 29)
November 2004 Radio Service
Listed below are this month’s featured news stories.
• Flu vaccine (week of Nov. 3)
• Cutting calories doesn’t help memory (week of Nov. 10)
• Great American Smokeout (week of Nov. 17)
• Gut microbes control fat cells (week of Nov. 24)
Transplanted saliva gland brings tears to man’s eyes
Photo by Dawn Majors, St. Louis Post-DispatchRoger Beck gets a kiss from his son Denton.Roger Beck cried for the first time in 22 years thanks to Randal Paniello, associate professor of otolaryngology. Paniello performed the first saliva gland transplant in the United States to restore Beck’s ability to produce tears. Learn more about the procedure in this St. Louis Post-Dispatch feature.
New Intellectual Property and Business Formation Clinic to offer a variety of legal services to the St. Louis community
From helping start-up companies grow into strong businesses to guiding inventors as they obtain patents, students in the Washington University School of Law’s new Intellectual Property and Business Formation Legal Clinic, working under the supervision of experienced intellectual property law attorneys, will offer a variety of services to the University and St. Louis community.
Deal named administrative director of new law school clinic
DealDavid Deal, J.D., recently joined the Washington University School of Law as the administrative director of the Intellectual Property and Business Formation Clinic and as the acting associate director of the Center for Research on Innovation & Entrepreneurship.