March 2, 2006
Toward a cell therapy for cancer
Certain types of white blood cells assist the body in destroying cancerous tumors.
Clinical research scholars named
The NIH Multidisciplinary Clinical Research Career Development Program at the UW has accepted its second group of clinical research scholars.
Health Science News Briefs
Jimmy Carter coming for dedication
Former President Jimmy Carter will be the keynote speaker next week at a ceremony dedicating the new building for the departments of Bioengineering and Genome Sciences in the name of Dr.
Report on Interdisciplinary initiatives available
The Graduate School is pleased to announce the release of a study by Gail Dubrow and Jennifer Harris: “Seeding, Supporting, and Sustaining Interdisciplinary Initiatives at the University of Washington: Findings, Recommendations and Strategies.
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Academic opportunities
ADAI grant deadlines
The Alcohol & Drug Abuse Institute invites applications from UW faculty for its Small Grants Research Awards.
Provost to speak on estrogen research
Provost to speak on estrogen research
On Tuesday, March 7, Provost Phyllis Wise will speak on her research on estrogens.
February 23, 2006
The true colors of Roy Lichtenstein
Jordan Schnitzer Family Foundation Comic book-style images like the offset lithograph poster above, from 1967, appropriately titled WHAAM!, are what Roy Lichtenstein is known for. But a new exhibit at the Henry shows he was able to do much more than that. Opening on Friday, Feb. 24, the exhibit runs until May 7. See the…
Brazilian dance troupe Grupo Corpo returns to Meany
The Brazilian dance ensemble Grupo Corpo will return to Meany Theater next week, bringing its fusion of Western theatrical dance forms and Afro-Brazilian traditions.
UW School of Law International Moot Court Team Wins Regional Competition
The UW School of Law team won the southwest regional Jessup International Moot Court Competition at the University of Texas at Austin, Feb.
School of Music offers variety of concerts
The School of Music is offering its usual potpourri of concerts this week, beginning with a free one.
Tour China with UW volleyball team
If you’d like to visit China and watch the UW’s national champion volleyball team in action all at the same time, you can have your wish.
Mystery Photo
Where are we? The photo above was taken somewhere on campus.
Dino Day promises delightful doings
Participants in this year’s Dinosaur Day at the Burke Museum can discover the evolutionary connection between dinosaurs and birds — and marvel at the museum’s new prehistoric giant duck.
Women of Color Reception planned March 1
Women’s History Month at the UW begins with the third annual Women of Color Reception, from 11:30 a.
University of Washington Photographers Group will run a new exhibit.
The University of Washington Photographers Group will run a new exhibit of photos titled At Random in the Odegaard Undergraduate Library from March 1 to April 28.
February 16, 2006
Check mates
Karisa Mayer Kevin Binz, left, and Elston Cloy ponder their next moves during the preliminary round of the Washington State Chess Tournament, held at UW Tacoma last weekend. The tournament features 20 of the best players in the state in two categories. The winner in each category will be decided in final matches over President’s…
ETC: Campus news & notes
FLYING HIGH: When Pioneers of Aviation appears on public television, someone familiar to UW people will be front and center.
Three profs honored by meterological society
Robert A.
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ACADEMIC OPPORTUNITIES
ADAI grant deadlines
The Alcohol & Drug Abuse Institute invites applications from UW faculty for its Small Grants Research Awards.
Mystery Photo
Where are we? The photo above was taken somewhere on campus.
Team care can help older adults, too
Older diabetic patients with depression who received a new type of team care had more depression-free days, better physical functioning, and lower medical costs than patients treated with a standard model of care.
‘Go Red for Women’ lunch coming Feb. 28
A 15-foot mesh form, complete with red lights in the shape of a dress, appeared last week on the roof above UW Medical Center’s Valet Parking kiosk.
Health Sciences briefs
Snowboarding for breast cancer
The sixth annual Mamafest: Snowboarding for Breast Cancer event will be on Saturday, March 11, at the Summit at Snoqualmie West, with support from the event going to the UW Medical Center’s Cancer Genetics Clinic and other local organizations.
February 9, 2006
Whale dancers
New Zealanders (from left) Te Rau Huia Ngata-Kutia, Derek Lardelli, Patrick Takoko and Wayne Ngata, on the right, perform part of a traditional “haka” dance at the Burke Museum Friday — one of the demonstrations that accompanied the opening of the exhibit about Maori weaving, Toi Maori: The Eternal Thread.
Academic and administrative office directories coming in March
Want a copy of the UW Academic and Administrative Office Directory right when it comes off the presses? Publications Services Office is offering online ordering through Wednesday, Feb.
Free IRS tax preparation help available for filers with basic tax returns
Free assistance in filing basic individual federal tax returns is available on the UW campus, Fridays, Feb.
Vision statement available for comment
A draft vision statement for the UW is available for comment online at <A href=" https://catalysttools.
Three UW faculty receive grants from the Washington Technology Center
The Washington Technology Center (WTC) recently awarded grants to eight Washington researchers teamed with local companies to commercialize new technologies.
Mystery Photo
Where are we? The photo above was taken somewhere on campus.
Space Huskies seeking fifth- and sixth-graders who ‘Imagine Mars’
Do your children want to go to Mars? Or maybe design a space colony? If so, they’re just the people the Space Huskies Program is looking for.
College of Education presents discussion of citizenship education, diversity
The best venue for teaching citizenship skills and values to young people is where the diversity of students is greatest, and that’s public school, says Walter Parker, one of three professors from the UW College of Education who will meet the public on Feb.
Lecture series explores forest ecosystems Feb. 9-March 9
Like the Ents — the tree guardians from J.
Japanese folk history, solo pianist grace Meany stage this week
The UW World Series presents a celebration of Japan’s folk history and a solo piano concert this week in Meany Theater.
From classical to jazz: School of Music plans five concerts
The School of Music has a busy schedule over the coming week, with five ensemble concerts planned.
UW Bothell selects four finalists for campus chancellor
Four finalists have been selected from a field of more than 80 applicants for the chancellorship of UW Bothell.
February 2, 2006
ETC: Campus news & notes
NBC STAR: If you caught NBC’s Today Show on Wednesday, Feb.
Prof ends paper chase
Last summer, University Week wrote to faculty and staff who have worked here at least 35 years and asked for their reminiscences.
Getty awards go to two UW art history profs
The Getty Foundation gives out fewer than 50 grants and fellowships to individual scholars in a year — most to fellows, visiting scholars and scholars in residence at the Getty Center.
Mystery Photo
Where are we? The photo at top right was taken somewhere on campus.
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ACADEMIC OPPORTUNITIES ADAI grant deadlines The Alcohol & Drug Abuse Institute invites applications from UW faculty for its Small Grants Research Awards.
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