April 4, 2002
Distinguished staff nominees celebrate
INDIVIDUALS
Richard Andrews, director, Henry Art Gallery
Carolina Anunciation, academic counselor, Office of Student Services
Gary Ausman, director, international services
Michelle Bagshaw, academic adviser, School of Social Work
Gerald Barnett, director, Software Copyright Ventures
Susan Barnhart, associate director, Office of the Dean, College of Arts & Sciences
Ruth Beardsley, senior secretary, Law School
Christopher Budech, research tech supervisor, Center for Anxiety & Depression, Psychiatry
Rebecca Bullock, assistant director, Office of Risk Management
Ross Bunnell, legal assistant, Attorney General’s Office, UW division
Elaine Chang, assistant dean, Daniel Evans School of Public Affairs
Elise Chayet, director, Planning & Regulatory Affairs, Harborview
Linda Christianson, director, Department of Surgery
Michele Conrad, administrator, Sociology
Hung Dang, interim director, Office of Student Affairs
Thomas Dicken, media tech lead, Classroom Support Services
Steven Domonkos, research engineer, Atmospheric Sciences
Pamela Eisenheim, program manager, Electrical Engineering
Amy Feldman-Bawarshi, undergraduate adviser, Electrical Engineering
David Fenner, director, International Programs & Exchanges
Gene Frazier, window cleaner lead, Custodial Services
Deborah Fromm, fiscal specialist, Industrial Engineering
Barbara Fulton, office manager, Center for Experimental Nuclear Physics & Astrophysics
Gabriel Gallardo, director, EIP/McNair programs, Office of Minority Affairs
James Gladden, director, technical services, Chemistry
Marilyn Gray, assistant to the chair, Faculty Senate
Cindy Gregovich, manager, Equipment Inventory Office & Travel Office
Sue Haag, budget/fiscal unit supervisor, Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences
Kathryn Hahn, administrator, Zoology
Jason Hansen, program support supervisor, Student Activities & Union Facilities
Gloria Heaton, secretary senior, Electrical Engineering
Felicia Hecker, associate director, Middle East Center
James Herndon, science instructional tech II, Civil & Environmental Engineering
Lenny Hom, office assistant, student services, Law School
Elaine Hudson, program coordinator, student services, Law School
Phillip Hurvitz, GIS specialist/ lecturer, part time, Division of Management & Engineering, College of Forest Resources
David Jaffe, executive director, Harborview
Jennifer Johnston, manager of program operations, MEDEX Northwest Physician Assistant Program
Frankye Jones, graduate adviser, Electrical Engineering
Jean Kallhoff, advanced registered nurse practitioner, Urology
Julie Katz, assistant dean, Nursing
Janet Kime, associate director, Undergraduate Advising
Stephanie Kirschner, program coordinator, Advanced Practice Placement Office, Academic Services
Sandra Kroupa, book arts librarian, Manuscripts, Special Collections & University Archives Division, University Libraries
Carol Langdon, administrator, Women Studies
Betty Low, administrator, Restorative Dentistry
Devota Madrano, academic counselor senior, Chemical Engineering
Denis Martynowych, director of facilities, College of Arts & Sciences
Laura Mason, assistant to the chair, Psychosocial & Community Health Nursing
Jennifer McKinney, parking enforcement officer, UW Police Department
Karen McMasters, manager of program operations, Division of General Internal Medicine, School of Medicine
Joseph Meno, research scientist II, Neurological Surgery
Dina Meske, counseling services coordinator, Computing & Software Systems
Marc Michelsen, software engineer, Atmospheric Sciences
Paul Moore, musical director, Dance Program
Fred Nick, director, Center for Social Science Computation & Research
Mary Anne Ogle, program coordinator, Nursing, Bothell
Lisa Okubo-Garcila, manager, Information Services Department, Hall Health
Gary Olson, assistant dean for student services, School of Social Work
Douglas Parish, police officer, University Police
Sam Park, program coordinator/fiscal specialist II, Center for AIDS & STD, Department of Medicine
Naomi Pascal, associate director & editor in chief, UW Press
Melanie Pepin, health services manager/genetic counselor, Pathology
Nona Phillips, research scientist, Comparative Medicine
Dan Poston, executive director, MBA programs, Business School
Sally Ragsdale, flight nurse, Airlift Northwest
Betsy Raleigh, administrator, Business School
Teri Reed, administrator, Electrical Engineering
Sara Reinitz, associate director, Bothell Information Systems
Gwen Rikansrud, dental clinic supervisor II, School of Dentistry Clinic Services
Rebecca Rooney, fiscal specialist supervisor, Environmental Health
Rhey Rosales, stock room attendant, Operating Room
Richard Roth, director of academic services, Geography
Elizabeth Rutherford, assistant to the chair, Psychology
Marilla Satterwhite, associate director of gift planning, Development
Lisa Scharnhorst, library supervisor, Manuscripts, Special Collections & University Archives, UW Libraries
Diane Schulstad, administrative specialist, Pharmacology
Margo Segimoto, academic counselor, Mechanical Engineering
Eric Shankland, research scientist, Radiology
John Stoltenberg, advanced labs manager, Physics
Davy Tep, program assistant, School of Social Work
Carol Wagener, graduate program assistant, School of Communications
Marie Walters, assistant to the director, Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences
Keith Ward, copy center lead, Tacoma Copy/Mail Center
Michael Weinreich, research scientist, Immunology
Robert Weller, senior computer specialist, English
Mary Wood, assistant to the chair, Speech & Hearing Sciences
Suzanne Yoshitome, assistant to the executive director, Health Sciences Administration
TEAMS
James Boeckstiegel & Brian Davis, irrigation team, Facilities Services
Deanna Dockter & Susan Treharne, Oncology Pain Center team
Julia Carlson, John Drew & Gerald Sparling, computing & information resources team, Graduate School
Brad Costen & Marc Morrison, computer support group team, College of Forest Resources
Courtney Acitelli, Martha Angel, Vicki Anderson-Ellis, Paul Brown, John Buller, Stanley Chernicoff, Jennifer Dow, Pamela Espinosa-Hill, Dan Farrell, Jason Johnson, Lincoln Johnson, Aileen Kelly, Debra O’Donnell, Mary Pullen, Trevor Whiton & Patricia Wrobel, 2001 Dawg Daze Steering Committee team
Diane Atkinson, Mary Bernson, Mary Cingcade, Nadine Fabbishushan, Felicia Hecker, Chris Kirchoff, Dean LaRue, Tamara Leonard, Marta Mikkelson, Phil Shekelton, Keith Snodgrass & Sara Van Fleet, Jackson School of International Studies Outreach team
E.
Risk for offspring of cousins lower than commonly believed
Cousins contemplating marriage or concerned about a pregnancy arising from their union have often found it hard to get accurate information about risks to their offspring.
Marshall Horwitz selected for Presidential Early Career Award
The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy is naming Dr.
mystery photo
Kay Morris, administrative specialist in Graduate Medical Education, poses by the shed near the fish pond that she correctly identified when it appeared as a mystery photo.
As usual, the UW did well in the regional competition of the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education (CASE).
CASE BONANZA: As usual, the UW did well in the regional competition of the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education (CASE).
As usual, the UW did well in the regional competition of the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education (CASE).
CASE BONANZA: As usual, the UW did well in the regional competition of the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education (CASE).
Newsmakers
LIFE’S A BEACH: And often a contaminated one.
Robots compete
High school and college students from across the United States and Brazil cheered on their robots last weekend at a regional contest of the nationwide FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) Robotics Competition.
March 14, 2002
Hartwell will give annual Rushmer Lecture for Department of Bioengineering
The Department of Bioengineering’s 14th annual Rushmer Lecture will be given the first week of April by Dr.
mystery photo
Where are we? Here’s another in our series of more difficult photos for you to guess.
Labor of Love: Professor wrote book on ‘extraordinary painter’
Lauro Flores just wanted to see that a deserving artist got more recognition.
Pharmacists learn responses to threat of civil emergencies
“Bioterrorism: What Clinicians Need to Know” is the topic for this year’s annual Don B.
Location of pancreatic cancer genetic defect found
Researchers at the UW School of Medicine and Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, in collaboration with investigators at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, have mapped the location of a gene associated with inherited pancreatic cancer.
Let’s samba!
Visiting artist Lee Higgins teaches students at Seattle’s Nathan Hale High School to perform Brazilian music during “Samba in the Schools” week last week.
March 7, 2002
Staffer wrote the book on Kalakala
| Steve Hill |
| University Week |
Steve Russell must have taken the message from his first book project to heart.
Controlling the body’s response to severe injury
| Pamela Wyngate |
| HS News & Community Relations |
One of the results of training highly skilled paramedics and first responders is a significant increase in the number of severely injured patients making it to the emergency room.
McDermott talks
Dr.
Art School holds open house
Senior Jon Peebles gets some work done during the School of Art’s Open House last Friday.
Hangin’ in the Quad
The annual turning of the Quad cherry trees has peaked, drawing large numbers of visitors and students to admire the spectacular beauty.
February 28, 2002
Quakin’ art exhibit
A van crushed by falling bricks in Pioneer Square is part of the new Burke exhibit, “The Big One,” which opens today.
mystery photo
Where are we? Here’s another in our series of more difficult photos for you to guess.
Etc.
MEET A DINOSAUR: The Burke Museum will host its annual Dinosaur Day from 10 a.
UW responds to budget crisis
| Steve Hill |
| University Week |
The UW is chipping in to keep a bad state budget situation from getting worse.
Unearthing classroom success
| Steve Hill |
| University Week |
By teaching middle school teachers about the earth sciences, Liz Nesbitt hopes she’s sowing the seeds of the discipline’s next generation.
Shidler law center dedicated; Neukom gives $1 million
More than 150 scholars, students and attorneys helped celebrate the dedication this week of the School of Law’s Shidler Center for Law, Commerce and Technology.
Genetic information and patient care
| Walter Neary |
| HS News & Community Relations From Boston |
Genetic sciences provide key insights into many health-care conditions — but the more scientists learn, the more they need to know, says Dr.
Barnard named Spence nursing professor
| Kathy Dannenhold |
| School of Nursing |
In recognition of her outstanding leadership, scholarship and passion for the well being of infants and young children, Dr.
Art in Context
Photography students in a course called “Installation, Context and collaboration,” taught by Associate Professor Ellen Garvens, have created an exhibit especially for the hospital environment.
Hille Neurosciences Lecture: Researcher at Brandeis uses ‘dynamic clamp’ to study neural network development
Dr.
Countess speaks at UW
Countess Sonja Bernadotte of the Swedish royal family, above, was at the UW Monday to describe a program that brings Nobel laureates and college-age students from around the world to Lindau Island in Germany for informal meetings each year.
February 21, 2002
Etc.
ARBOR-READ-‘EM: Need some books and want to help a worthy cause at the same time? The Arboretum is having a used book sale from 10 a.
Notices
LEGAL NOTICES
Public Hearting Notices
Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held at noon on Friday, March 1 in Room LB1 205 of the Library/Media Center at the University of Washington, Bothell campus.
mystery
Last week’s Mystery Photo was more of a mystery than usual, since it was accidentally printed upside down.
Working in confined spaces
As part of a class on working in confined spaces, Dan Shackelford prepares to enter the space near the Health Sciences complex where sewer pumps are housed.
Artist to discuss writing, painting
Local artist Barbara Earl Thomas will discuss the creative link between her writing and painting during a lecture at the Faculty Club, Wednesday at 7 p.
Patrick to speak on quality-of-life measures
“Quality of Life and Health of the Public” is the topic for the School of Public Health and Community Medicine’s winter quarter Distinguished Faculty Lecture, set for 3:15 p.
Robertson named WDS distinguished professor in dentistry
| Walter Neary |
| HS News & Community Relations |
Dr.
Motion Sickness: An ancient ailment; some newer cures
| Pam Sowers |
| HS News & Community Relations |
We all know what the Vikings, those robust conquerors of early Europe, looked like as they sailed away from their ancient ports.
Correction
In the caption for the photo of Magnuson Scholars in the Feb.
February 14, 2002
Etc.
FABULOUS FURNITURE: Would you like to see Suzzallo’s Reading Room returned to its former glory when it reopens late this summer? Well, you may be able to help.
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