October 8, 2009
Blog profile: “Ron’s View” has personal takes on education, family, sports and really good food
Members of the UW community are increasingly expressing themselves in personal blogs about their interests, professional matters or some combination of the two.
A family history in letters: Graduate School’s Erika Kreger co-edits book on Salmon P. Chase correspondence with daughters
A comment Erika Kreger made in passing to a colleague 17 years ago served as the inspiration for a fascinating historical project that has just now come to fruition.
There’s something fishy going on–but what is it? Help the library identify this week’s Lost and Found Film
Editor’s Note: The UW Audio Visual Services Materials Library has more than 1,200 reels of film from the late 1940s through the early 1970s, documenting life at the University through telecourses, commercial films and original productions.
UW receives $25 million federal grant to create Northwest Genomics Center
The National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) announced Oct.
Dental education program swings into 2nd year at Riverpoint Campus
The Regional Initiatives in Dental Education (RIDE) program kicked off its orientation for a new cohort of eight students on Aug.
Students celebrate American Pharmacists Month with ad campaign
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The Friends of UW School of Medicine marks 60 years of service
By Delia Ward
UW Medicine Advancement
For her first Thanksgiving in Seattle, Andrea B.
Bodemer Lecture 2009.
Dr.
Burke Trivia Night.
The Burke Museum presents a monthly pub quiz for science buffs, culture gurus, and museum lovers.
Paul Taylor dance.
Over its 53 years in existence, Taylor’s choreography has become the “gold standard” of modern dance.
October 7, 2009
Genome-wide hunt reveals new genetic links in autism
About 90 percent of autism spectrum disorders have suspected genetic causes but few genes have been identified so far.
Managing mortgages.
Learn about refinancing, home equity loans, reverse mortgages, how to avoid predatory lenders and more.
October 6, 2009
Pacific Northwest doctors gain more options for end-of-life care training
While end-of-life-care issues have come front and center in the current health care reform debate, physicians in the Pacific Northwest now have access to intensive training and new board certification in palliative medicine and hospice care.
UN Secretary-General to receive honorary UW degree Oct. 26
Ban Ki-Moon, Secretary-General of the United Nations, will receive an honorarydegree from the University of Washington Oct. 26
UW’s newly named ‘Lamborghini Lab’ brings composite parts to sports-car arena
The newly named lab has equipment to test the safety of aircraft and automobile structures built out of composite materials.
Son de Madera.
A performance, and a discussion of Fandango Sin Fronteras, a movement of musicians and organizers in Veracruz and California building a transnational community dedicated to social justice.
October 5, 2009
Powerful documentary to be shown Nov. 6 at the Ethnic Cultural Center
The Place of the Falling Waters, a powerful documentary about the Salish and Kootenia tribal histories and the building of the Kerr hydropower dam on Montana’s Flathead Lake, will be shown at 6:30 p.
No longer lost in the weeds: History of farmworkers comes to life on Web
César Chavez and California’s San Joaquin Valley are what come to most people’s minds when farmworkers’ struggles for decent wages and working conditions are mentioned.
MEDIA ADVISORY: Dedication of UW ‘Lamborghini Lab’ that will test composite sports-car parts
An event will be held Tuesday to formalize a partnership between the UW and Automobili Lamborghini on composites research for sports cars.
October 2, 2009
UW to explore genetic origins of common heart, lung, and blood diseases in federal project
UW Northwest Genomics Center to explore genetic origins of common heart, lung, and blood disorders
Henry Art21.
Be the first to view the new Henry exhibition Vortexhibition Polyphonica, an unusual and dynamic approach to exhibiting objects from the Henry’s permanent collection.
Astronaut Fred Haise.
Apollo 13 astronaut Fred Haise will talk about his incredible experiences and present this year’s Astronaut Scholarship Foundation Award.
October 1, 2009
UW’s television station reshapes itself
UWTV, is reshaping itself to portray what happens at the UW to the rest of the world
Official Notices
Board of Regents
The next regular meeting will be Thursday, Oct.
New “walking” fish named for UW donor Maggie Walker
A newly discovered species of fish will soon be named in honor of Margaret “Maggie” Walker, a distinguished UW alumna who has helped raise millions of dollars for the College of Arts and Sciences and has served on the boards of many University and community organizations.
UW celebrates re-opening of expanded classroom facilities in downtown Seattle
Last week UW Professional and Continuing Education/Extension celebrated the grand re-opening of its expanded and remodeled classroom facilities at Puget Sound Plaza in downtown Seattle.
UW students win ‘Best Newcomer Award’ at Edinburgh Fringe Festival
The UW School of Drama’s TBA Collective has won the Edinburgh Festival Insider Best Newcomer Award for its production of The Grind Show 2009.
Sprucing up
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Downtown dawgs: Find everything Husky at Husky Central
On Sept.
UW information in the palm of your hand, with new m.UW iPhone app
Looking for a campus building, phone number of game time? The answer may be in your pocket.
UW’s Dee Boersma honored by Heinz Foundation
UW conservationist Dee Boersma is among 10 recipients of the Heinz Family Foundation awards given to people whose achievements have fostered a cleaner, greener and more sustainable world.
UW Tacoma’s previously-vacant Joy Building to get new life as home to offices, classrooms
The last remaining vacant building on the Pacific Avenue side of the UW Tacoma campus is set to receive a total makeover, completing the four-block-wide “face” of the campus.
New access ramp smoothes way to UW Bothell from I-405
A project whose gestation period spans nearly a decade reached fruition with a ceremony Sept.
Legendary Harvard “Justice” professor visits UW School of Law
A course called, simply, Justice is one of the most popular in Harvard University’s history, with nearly a thousand students filling a Harvard theater each week to hear Michael Sandel, professor of government, talk about justice, equality, democracy, and citizenship.
Building Rome in a day, the digital way
The ancient city of Rome was not built in a day.
The pen may be mightier than the keyboard, study shows
When it comes to writing, the pen apparently is mightier than the computer keyboard.
‘Open to Question’ exhibit occupies new site near Allen Library
Open to Question, the exhibit about University District activism that has been outdoors at the UW Tower, is finding a new home near Allen Library this week.
Etc.: Campus news & notes
TV STARS: The Ken Burns series about the National Parks that has been running on PBS this week, America’s Best Idea, features film from the UW’s own Special Collections.
In praise of scum: Planet’s nitrogen cycle overturned by ‘tiny ammonia eater of the seas’
It’s not every day you find clues to the planet’s inner workings in aquarium scum.
The Marine Band — America’s oldest musical organization — to perform Sunday, Oct. 4
America’s oldest professional musical organization, the Marine Band, will perform at 3 p.
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