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Here’s what was posted to UofL Today on Thursday, March 3, 2016:
· UofL dental specialists use digital imaging, 3D printing to make implants easier. Read more.
· Historian to discuss Tet Offensive’s ‘ominous origins.’ Read more.
· Silent dinosaur movie gets new treatment from Ut Gret at UofL performance. Read more.
· UofL to host ‘Edit-a-thon’ to combat gender bias in Wikipedia. Read more.
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DID YOU KNOW?
The University of Louisville School of Music established its music therapy program in in 2000. It was the first program in the state to educate music therapy students and is approved by the American Music Therapy Association. As part of the program, students can work alongside board-certified music therapists in a variety of community settings such as the Kosair Children’s Hospital and area school systems.
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Campus-Submitted Announcement List
Health and Wellness
1.) Give your workout a kick with Get Healthy Now’s Cardio Kick & Sculpt
2.) Putting the ‘fun’ in Functional Fitness
Miscellaneous
3.) Half-day conference covers ‘Art as Social Action’
4.) School of Accountancy hosting Retirement Planning Workshop
5.) EndNote for Beginners class to be held at Ekstrom Library
Talks/Seminars/Symposiums
6.) McConnell Center talk connects debates on 1798-99 KY Resolutions to current debates on civil liberties
7.) The Department of Biology Seminar Series looks at ‘interdisciplinarity’
8.) Lecture and Student Critique by Photographer Adam Fuss scheduled
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Campus-Submitted Announcements
1.) Give your workout a kick with Get Healthy Now’s Cardio Kick & Sculpt
Fridays, 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., Get Healthy Now Wellness Center at Humana Gym
Free for GHN Wellness Center members
Join GHN for an action-packed workout that improves strength, muscle tone, endurance, and will help you stick to your fitness goals. Class includes interval training exercises that will have you shredding calories. All moves are modified based on fitness level.
Additional Information: Facebook, website, email, 852-7755
2.) Putting the ‘fun’ in Functional Fitness
Saturdays, 9:30 a.m. to 10:15 a.m., Get Healthy Now Wellness Center, Humana Gym
Free for GHN Wellness Center members
This class focuses on core fitness that can easily translate into daily activities and incorporates all of the major muscle groups as well as the muscles you never knew you had. You will get efficient, quality, functional movements that will enhance and nourish your spine, revitalize your postural muscles and strengthen your core with every movement. Exercises are shown at different skill levels so each person can work to their own individual competency.
Additional Information: Facebook, website, email, 852-7755
Miscellaneous
3.) Half-day conference covers ‘Art as Social Action’
March 4, 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Chao Auditorium, Ekstrom Library
Free
Professor Mary Jane Jacob, a leading authority on art as social action, will be the keynote speaker in a half-day conference. Panels following the keynote will cover Artists’ Housing and Exhibition Spaces, Governmental and Cultural Interchange, and University of Louisville roles. The conference is sponsored by the Center for Arts and Culture Partnerships.
Additional Information: Peter Morrin, 852-2361
4.) School of Accountancy hosting Retirement Planning Workshop
March 9, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m., Room 336, College of Business, Belknap Campus
Free
Register now to attend a 2-hour retirement workshop sponsored by the School of Accountancy and presented by faculty member and certified financial planner Sheila Johnston, CPA. Topics include discussion of UofL options, amounts needed for retirement, basic retirement issues and more.
Additional Information: Sheila Johnston, 852-4820
5.) EndNote for Beginners class to be held at Ekstrom Library
March 9, 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., Room w103, Ekstrom Library
Want to get started with EndNote, the citation management software program freely available to all UofL faculty, staff, and students? Come to the workshop on March 9, which will cover downloading the program, importing citations, working with MS Word, and synching with EndNoteWeb. More information is available online, along with the registration form. The workshop is free, but registration is limited to 10 people.
Additional Information: George Martinez
Talks/Seminars/Symposiums
6.) McConnell Center talk connects debates on 1798-99 KY Resolutions to current debates on civil liberties
March 7, 6-7 p.m., Ekstrom Library’s Chao Auditorium
Free, open to the public
Join award-winning documentary filmmaker Kent Masterson Brown for a talk on how the Kentucky Resolutions of 1798 and 1799 relate to modern debates over civil liberties, federalism and the war on terror. Brown is president and content developer at Witnessing History, a television and film production company that has produced films on Henry Clay, Daniel Boone, and, most recently, the Lincolns of Kentucky. The March 7 talk is part of the Center’s 25th anniversary series on Citizens & Statesmen.
Additional Information: GlyptusAnn Grider Jones, 852-1473, email, website
7.) The Department of Biology Seminar Series looks at ‘interdisciplinarity’
March 4, noon, Shumaker Research Building
Free
The Biology Department presents speaker, Dr. Gabriela Stocks (Anthropology Dept.) and Dr. Forrest Stevens (Geography and Geosciences Dept.), University of Louisville. Their title is Adventures in interdisciplinarity: Modeling hydrology and decision-making in a Costa Rican watershed.
Additional Information: Judy Felli, 852-8263
8.) Lecture and Student Critique by Photographer Adam Fuss scheduled
March 4, 2 to 3 p.m., Chao Auditorium, Ekstrom Library
Free and open to the public
Adam Fuss was born in London in 1961 and grew up in rural England, where he first began to document the natural environment through photography. This led to an experimentation with unconventional photographic processes and his eventual abandonment of the camera altogether. Fuss’ work is distinctive for its contemporary reinterpretation of photography’s earliest techniques, particularly the camera-less methods of the daguerreotype and photogram.
Additional Information: Renée K. Murphy, 852-6794
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