January 4, 2007
Judith Halberstam, professor of English and director of the Center for Feminist Research at USC, visits UC to talk about "the spectacle of the non-reproductive body."
January 4, 2007
The Ropes Lecture Series brings prominent writers to campus to present lectures, take part in discussions, and participate in graduate classes focused on a theme, which for this year is Writing Sex.
January 4, 2007
The final lecture in this year's Ropes Series is Mary Gaitskill, presenting "The Nasty Bits: A Last Dab of Color."
January 4, 2007
Judith Halberstam, professor of English and director of the Center for Feminist Research at USC, visits UC to talk about "the spectacle of the non-reproductive body."
January 4, 2007
The Ropes Lecture Series brings prominent writers to campus to present lectures, take part in discussions, and participate in graduate classes focused on a theme, which for this year is Writing Sex.
January 4, 2007
The final lecture in this year's Ropes Series is Mary Gaitskill, presenting "The Nasty Bits: A Last Dab of Color."
January 4, 2007
UC physicians say lumps in the head and neck region could mean more than swollen glands they could be the sign of cancer.
January 4, 2007
Sixteen years after the launch of the United States first and largest legally mandated comprehensive medical monitoring program, UC researchers find that people living near a former uranium processing plant are living longer and enjoying healthier lifestyles compared with the general population.
January 3, 2007
The Student Financial Aid Office seeks UC faculty and staff to volunteer as assessors for the Feb. 10 Cincinnatus Scholarship competition.
January 3, 2007
Nancy Achberger s Color Interpretations will be exhibited in the UC Clermont College Art Gallery from January 17 February 11.
January 2, 2007
One of the nation's most high-profile legal figures, Harvard Law Professor Arthur R. Miller, will be teaching at the UC College of Law from Jan. 12-16 as the first Stanley M. Chesley Professor of Law. Miller, a leading expert on privacy issues, is also a familiar public figure with a long history of programs on PBS and serving for a number of years as the legal editor for ABC's "Good Morning America" program.
January 2, 2007
The focus will be on the pivotal year of 1919 when author Ann Hagedorn from Ripley, Ohio, makes a presentation on Jan. 11 at the Cincinnati Museum Center as part of the Seminar on the City program, which is co-sponsored by UC's Department of History. Hagedorn is author of the forthcoming book, "Savage Peace," scheduled for release this spring by Simon & Schuster.
January 2, 2007
Jorge Moscat, PhD, and Maria Diaz-Meco, PhD, are two of the Genome Research Institute s (GRI) newest recruits. And although the duo came to UC from the Spanish National Research Council a major research organization similar to the National Institutes of Health they say they aren t any less busy.
January 2, 2007
Nominations are now being accepted for the 15th annual Florence Nightingale Awards, presented by the UC College of Nursing. The awards. which will be presented at a ceremony on April 26, recognize excellence in direct patient care. Nomination information is available from the College of Nursing Web site, with nominations due by March 5.
January 1, 2007
A Jan. 4 reception opens the national exhibit at the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County.
January 1, 2007
The book, edited by University of Cincinnati psychology researchers, includes the case of an executive who kept his company afloat after losing an entire floor of employees among them his relatives in the World Trade Center attacks.
January 1, 2007
The book, edited by University of Cincinnati psychology researchers, includes the case of an executive who kept his company afloat after losing an entire floor of employees among them his relatives in the World Trade Center attacks.
January 1, 2007
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