UW News Archive List: Page 36

• Professional Staff Organization will look back as it turns 20 with April 28 celebration
• Littlefield Organ Series presents Sandra Soderlund on April 25
• Commuter Services proposes new transportation and parking rates for 2010-2011
• Student service and leadership to be celebrated April 28
• UW energy- and water-sensing technology acquired by Belkin
• Survey shows that among whites, tea party supporters more willing than others to curtail civil liberties
• Statement from UW Board of Regents Chair Herb Simon
• New methods identify thousands of DNA sequences missing from human genome reference map
• Research shows part of Alaska inundated by ancient megafloods
• Two UW professors named to National Academy of Sciences
• Confucius Institute of Washington opens to support Chinese language, culture
• William H. Gates Sr. to be UW Commencement speaker
• Comparative-effectiveness study confirms new treatment for a type of diabetic vision loss
• UW students document human rights abuses related to production of biofuels
• Mystery Photo
• John T. Slattery is chair-elect of Pharmaceutical Sciences section of the American Association for the Advancement of Science
• A serious White House meeting on workplace issues -- and a pretty cool afternoon, too
• Hall Health to be expanded, refurbished beginning this summer
• Composer Huck Hodge, a musician since childhood, never considered another career
• Sociologist Jake Rosenfeld examines workplace pay in 'Starbucks, Boeing and You' May 6
• Research shows part of Alaska inundated by ancient megafloods
• Jazzman Pat Metheny to teach UW students in special April 30 appearance
• Buddy Ratner to deliver University Faculty Lecture
• Jose Alaniz pens history of Russian comics -- 'from the icon to the internet'
• President Emmert's farewell
• Social work with men explored in new book by UW Tacoma prof Rich Furman
• The Health Promotion Research Center: Making a difference in workers' health
• Distinguished Teaching Awards Showcase, May 7
• Comparative-effectiveness study confirms new treatment for diabetic macular edema
• Craig Sheppard to perform Schubert in faculty recital May 5
• Adult mortality trends reveal massive rise in global inequalities
• Adult mortality trends reveal massive rise in global inequalities
• Biggest mouth in Seattle opens wide to promote oral health
• University of Washington to dedicate study center in Leon, Spain
• Experts list: Lessons from Mount St. Helens being applied today
• UW medical historian James Whorton traces criminal and environmental poisoning in 'The Arsenic Century'
• Mystery Photo
• A new era for the Experimental Education Unit (so long, Jennifer Annable)
• Scrutinize arboretum's plants, critters, crawlies as part of city's first 'bioblitz'
• Two students win Jen Caldwell Award named for UW graduate
• 19th Annual Visiting Professor of Cardiothoracic Surgery is cancer specialist Dr. Valerie Rusch of Sloan-Kettering
• New book by Marguerite Roza exposes flaws in school finance
• A history in Hawaii: Staffer Jennifer Munro to share writing about family May 10
• UW dedicates study center in Leon, Spain
• UW student receives UNCF/Merck Science Initiative Award
• Spring Opera Gala coming May 14, 16
• Patricia A. Banks to speak on May 14 at UW Club
• UW administrator fights for reform of shared leave law -- and wins
• New University Transportation Center seeks highest LEED rating
• Martin Jacques to present 'The Chinese 21st Century?' May 13
• New monthly UWTV show, 'Dawg Dish' explores UW athletics
• Etc: News & notes from around campus
• The future of cities: Two-day symposium looks ahead with 'speculative urbanism'
• Peer Portfolio
• A natural numbers man wins a contest for sacred poetry
• Scrutinize arboretum's plants, critters, crawlies as part of city's first 'bioblitz'
• UW Tacoma Chancellor Spakes announces leadership transition
• Michelle Williams to give School of Public Health Spring Quarter 2010 Distinguished Faculty Lecture
• Emergency medical services save lives when minutes count
• UW pharmacy students place second in national Pharmacy and Therapeutics Competition
• UW pharmacy student Elise Fields named Lambarene Public Health Fellow
• Evidence builds for air pollution's link to heart disease, death
• Mystery Photo
• Groundbreaking Wednesday begins new multibuilding student housing project
• HUB remembers its past as it heads toward its future
• MFA Dance Concert set for May 20-23
• University of Washington scores a triple-A grade from Moody's
• A Nietzsche musical? UWB graduate student teams with composer for unusual stage piece
• Gjertrud Schnackenberg to give annual Roethke reading
• The American String Project plays at Benaroya -- and on your computer, too
• Coming together: 2010 Tribal Leadership Summit on May 14
• Hundreds of projects to be showcased at annual Undergraduate Research Symposium
• UW Bothell celebrates 20 years with open house
• 45th Street Viaduct to be closed for four months
• Mark 30th anniversary of eruption of Mount St. Helens at Burke Tuesday
• UW Tacoma Chancellor Spakes announces leadership transition
• Provost Wise addresses budget decisions in latest Town Hall, available online
• Class Notes: Archaeology in Film
• Francia Russell, Kent Stowell to receive honorary UW doctorates
• Media alert: Presentation on the security of modern automobiles
• Major depression is common and disabling after traumatic brain injury
• Flexible approach to anxiety treatment may result in better symptom relief
• Major depression is common and disabling after traumatic brain injury
• Leader in adrenergic receptor research to give 23rd annual Krebs Lecture May 25
• Advocates for cleanup of Hanford Reservation win Annual Service Award For Community Partners
• The frog who failed famously, and the man who captured it on film
• Mystery Photo
• Class Notes: Fluency in Technology
• Etc.: Campus news & notes
• Films from the Vault: A day of viewing (and digitizing) old and odd movies
• New book studies how charter schools can better meet special education needs
• Honoring the man who made the Physics-Astronomy Building a reality
• Statewide Washington MESA Day to be held May 22
• The big dig: Sound Transit construction will be around awhile
• Drink coffee and support the UW at the same time
• Shakespeare blended with Husky themes: It's 'A U-Dubber Night's Dream'
• A musical week ahead on campus
• Bearers of cultural history: Burke Museum hosts two Ainu interns from Hokkaido, Japan
• Neandertal genome sequencing reveals new clues on human-specific gene changes
• Two UW students chosen as President's Medalists
• Neandertal genome sequencing reveals new clues on human-specific gene changes
• Media alert: Arboretum BioBlitz 2010 starts Friday, teams reveal findings Saturday at public open house
• UW research helps consumers, policymakers identify and access healthy, affordable food
• Ultraviolet radiation not culprit killing amphibians, research shows
• Voters dissatisfied with Congress and state Legislature but willing to accept state income tax
• UW names Lisa Graumlich first dean of College of the Environment
• Weird orbits of neighbors can make 'habitable' planets not so habitable
• Unexpected decline in newborn mortality drives child deaths below 8 million
• Longtime UW climate researcher is new Washington state climatologist
• Flexible approach to anxiety treatment may result in better symptom relief
• Mystery Photo
• UW panel to discuss autism and childhood vaccinations June 1
• Ultraviolet radiation not culprit killing amphibians, research shows
• Institute for Learning & Brain Sciences launches new initiative
• School of Music vocal groups perform June 1, 3
• Longtime UW climate researcher is new Washington state climatologist
• UW names Lisa Graumlich first dean of College of the Environment
• Disability studies students to present work at Allen Library June 1
• Weird orbits of neighbors can make 'habitable' planets not so habitable
• Ignoring seat belt law costs Montanans $36 million in health-care costs
• Genome comparison tools found to be susceptible to slip-ups
• UW Initiative for Maximizing Student Diversity receives $2.2 million grant
• Unexpected decline in newborn mortality drives child deaths below 8 million
• Medal of Honor dedication to be shown on UWTV Memorial Day Weekend
• Some Montlake Blvd. lanes are closed at night
• Jazz great Ron Carter to teach, perform at UW May 28
• The totem pole is subject of lecture June 1 at the Burke
• Javid, Pendras to speak at UW Bothell, UW Tacoma commencements
• Lunch after the HUB: A host of dining options available
• Percussion music, jazz coming from School of Music
• UW, tribal partnership to develop Pacific Northwest bioenergy
• Board of Regents names presidential search committee members
• Productive partnership: UW's David Miller and business partner Robert Hull share honor from American Institute of Architects
• UW moves to new admissions process
• Mystery Photo
• Student-built blimp finds unique job in Computer Science Building
• Next Common Book is UW-created book of 15 poems, 'You Are Never Where You Are'
• PATH president Christopher Elias to receive School of Public Health Distinguished Alumnus Award
• UW Pediatric Dentistry names new residency program director
• Bits of history: Lost & Found Film series a success, thanks to readers, colleagues
• Issaquah Cub Scouts collect books for families of Neonatal Intensive Care babies
• Scholar of Scandinavian diplomacy is also a serious soccer coach
• Masters of art: Student art, design talents shine in Henry Art Gallery's eclectic MFA Exhibition
• Law student was once a defendant, now plans to be a defender
• Endowed lectureship named in honor of tireless public health advocate, Peter Breysse
• With ham radio volunteering and managing diabetes, nothing slows this dedicated manager
• H. psychadelica makes top-10 new-species list
• Challenges of environmental governance is topic of talk by Miles
• UW engineers help U.S. government estimate seepage rate of Gulf Oil Spill
• Sailing ship with UW-led science projects on board returning to Seattle