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University of Cincinnati News Grad Student Funding, Grant-Writing Workshops Available Graduate students are encouraged to apply for the University Research Council's Graduate Student Research Fellowship Program.
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2009-11-06Dama Kimmon (mailto:kimmondl@ucmail.uc.edu)Graduate School Symposium Set for Nov. 12brUC's Career Development Center and Senior Year Experience will sponsor a Graduate School Symposium from 11 a.m.-2 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 12, 2009, on the 3rd floor of University Pavilion. The event is free and open to anyone interested in attending graduate school, but an RSVP is required.brbrbr
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2009-11-06M.B. Reilly (mailto:Mary-Bridget.Reilly@uc.edu)UC's Hillel Jewish Student Center Leads Observance of 71st Anniversary of KristallnachtStudents are organizing observances for Nov. 9 and Nov. 10.
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2009-11-06news, News, UC, Unicersity of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, student, students, Hillel, Hillel Jewish Student CenterDawn Fuller (mailto:Dawn.Fuller@uc.edu)Student Publishes in Top Philosophy JournalbrPhD philosophy student Lindsay Craig's views on evolutionary development biology will be featured in an upcoming issue of Philosophy of Science.br
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2009-11-06university of cincinnati, mcmicken college, arts and sciences, philosphy, taft fellow, lindsay craig, robert skipper, philosophy of science, burdettKim Burdett (mailto:kim.burdett@uc.edu)UC HEALTH LINE: Embracing a More 'Green' Lifestyle Isn't Just for Fringe Cincinnati—If you muster images of dreadlocked hipsters hugging trees and eating tofu when you hear the term "green," think again: living a green lifestyle is becoming easier every day, and it's not just beneficial to the planet—it can have a major impact on human health, too.
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2009-11-05man-made chemicals, environmental health, living green, BPA, environmental exposures, PFOA, PFC, arsenic-based preservatives, chromium- based preservativesCANCELLED: Struggle for Sexual Rights and the Transgender CommunityPThe event scheduled for Nov. 12 has been cancelled./P
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2009-11-05university of cincinnati, women's center, beckman, news, fulbright, madre, redtrans, transgenderWendy Beckman (mailto:beckmawh@ucmail.uc.edu)Twenty Years After: Experts to Offer Views on Berlin Wall Anniversary at UC Conference on Nov. 8-9brIn celebration of the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, UC will host a conference with experts from more than 20 institutions that will comprehensively look at what has transpired in the years since.
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2009-11-05anniversary, Berlin Wall, 20, 20 years, experts, Germany, University of Cincinnati, conferenceCarey Hoffman (mailto:hoffmacd@ucmail.uc.edu)UC Is Top Ten uAgain/u in Nation's Annual Design Rankings! 2010 Rankings Just OutRankings by national design employers (the people who do the hiring)
are just out for 2010, and UC's interior design program earned the No.
1 spot in the nation, while architecture and industrial design are,
once again, in the nation's Top Ten.
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2009-11-05UC, University of Cincinnati, College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning, DAAP, School of Architecture and Interior Design, SAID, industrial design, architecture, interior design, Design Intelligence, DesignIntelligence, rankings, No. 1M.B. Reilly (mailto:Mary-Bridget.Reilly@uc.edu)UC Research on Homeless Veterans Presented in Washington, D.C.Gary Dick, a University of Cincinnati associate professor of Social Work, presents at a national summit this week that is aimed at ending homelessness among the nation's veterans.
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2009-11-04news, News, UC, Cincinnati, University of Cincinnati, social work, Gary Dick, veteran, veterans, homeless, homelessness, homeless veteransDawn Fuller (mailto:Dawn.Fuller@uc.edu)UC Semester Conversion: See the New Web Site, Check Out the Planning Timeline The university today launched an updated semester conversion Web site
to serve as the UC semester conversion “one stop” for information. The
site will be continually updated as UC moves closer to converting to
semesters in Fall 2012. br
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2009-11-04M.B. Reilly (mailto:Mary-Bridget.Reilly@uc.edu)