July 16, 2014 announcements

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    Here’s what was posted to UofL Today on July 15, 2014:

     

    ·        Fixes link: Beer with a Scientist topic: no cure for aging. Read more.

    ·        VIDEO and STORY: GO College helps high schoolers see college as an option. Watch here. Read here.

    ·        Playing in the mud: Ali Scholars in Rwanda make unexpected discovery. Read more.

    ·        SAB to bring country artist Randy Houser to Louisville. Read more.

    ·        Ramsey to bestow 2014 Presidential Medals. Read more.

    ·        Win tickets to Cancer Center outlet mall fundraiser. Read more.

    ·        UofL grad named commander at Fort Knox. Read more.

    ·        Nucleus research park measures up well against competitors. Read more.

     

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    DID YOU KNOW?

     

    A new program all UofL incoming freshmen are being required to take could keep them from falling into a pattern of poor decisions—or worse. AlcoholEdu/Haven is a web-based alcohol and sexual assault prevention program designed to help college students balance their new freedom away from home with their need to establish a healthy and safe lifestyle as young adults. A UofL task force spent three years researching similar programs and chose this one because it uses the latest prevention techniques and science-based research. AlcoholEdu/Haven is used at 500 institutions nationwide including four others in Kentucky: Murray State, Centre, Bellarmine and UK. Students began receiving the online materials this week. For more information, visit this website.

     

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    Campus-Submitted Announcement List

     

    Events

    1.) Belknap Ice Cream Social is tomorrow

    Miscellaneous

    2.) Faculty/Staff Discount: 2014 UofL Soccer Season Tickets at Lynn Stadium

    3.) Applications being accepted for the Paul Weber Award

    Talks

    4.) Environmental and Occupational Health Seminar

    5.) Microbiology and Immunology Seminar

     

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    Campus-Submitted Announcements

     

    Events

    1.) Belknap Ice Cream Social is tomorrow

    July 17, 2 to 4 p.m., courtyard behind Grawemeyer Building

    Free

    It’s the season for ice cream. Join the President and Provost for some Comfy Cow ice cream and a little conversation. Brought to you by the Great Places to Work Committee.

    Additional Information: Kim Noltemeyer, 852-0703.

     

    Miscellaneous

    2.) Faculty/Staff Discount: 2014 UofL Soccer Season Tickets at Lynn Stadium

    $45 General Admission, $60 Preferred ($75 per account donation) and $95 Premium ($100 per account donation)

    2014 UofL Soccer Season Ticket packages will include all 21 men’s and women’s regular season home matches. Lynn Stadium will officially open on Friday, August 29 and feature a doubleheader with our women’s team hosting Ole Miss at 6pm and our men’s team hosting Maryland at 8:30pm.

    To purchase your discounted season tickets and for additional information: Dan Cerwinske, 852-0120 or click here.

     

    3.) Applications being accepted for the Paul Weber Award

    Submit your Paul Weber Award for Departmental Excellence in Teaching application today to share your department’s success in teaching. The $30,000 award is intended to foster and sustain a university-wide culture of teaching excellence by recognizing departments who are engaged in sustained efforts to implement best practices in teaching and learning. Applications are now being accepted for the 2014-2015 award cycle. The deadline to apply is August 15.

    Additional Information: Website and application.

     

    Talks

    4.) Environmental and Occupational Health Seminar

    July 16, 11 a.m to noon, School of Public Health, Room 103

    Free, public

    Dr. Fabian Crespo, UofL assistant professor and undergraduate advising coordinator in the department of anthropology will present Epidemics, cells and bones: Reconstructing the impact of infectious diseases on the immune system in human populations.

    Additional Information: Barbara Parker, 852-3290.

     

    5.) Microbiology and Immunology Seminar

    July 17, noon to 1 p.m., CTRB, Room 124

    Free, public

    The Department of Microbiology and Immunology Seminar Series presents, “Innate immunity cell reprogramming during sepsis: It all begins in the bone marrow,” Mohamed Elgazzar, PhD, associate professor, department of internal medicine, East Tennessee State University.

    Additional Information: Carolyn Burton, 852-6208.

     

     

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