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Monday, Oct. 23 from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. several films, including Reefer Madness, will be shown in the Jot Travis Student Union, room 244 to demonstrate a social perspective on the hot topic of marijuana. Everyone is invited to view these films with the hope of becoming more enlightened about Proposition 7 on the […]
Daniel Goodenberger, M.D., FACP., FACCP recently joined the University of Nevada School of Medicine as chair of the Department of Internal Medicine. Dr. Goodenberger leads a department that currently provides patient care to approximately 3,500 patients in the hospital at UMC and 20,000 office visits annually.
Larry Walters, associate professor of theatre, was elected May 1 to chair the City of Reno Arts and Culture Commission. He has already served four years on the commission. His one-year term began July 1.
The University will host a Proposition 7: Marijuana Forum, Tuesday Oct. 24 from 6 p.m. - 8 p.m., in the William Raggio Building Room 2030.
Guest speakers from the prevention, treatment, medical and legal fields will provide information to create an educated discussion on Proposition 7: The legalization of marijuana.
For more information please call (775) […]
Marie Gibson, instructor for the Nevada Small Business Development Center, in the College of Business Administration, has recently been selected by Western Nevada Community College as the recipient for the “Outstanding Adjunct Faculty of the Year.”
Tuesday, October 31, in the Jot Travis Student Union Pine Lounge all University staff members are invited to talk to Dr. John Chappel about Proposition 7: the marijuana initiative. Dr. Chappel will be present to answer any medical questions regarding Marijuana’s effects on the body and mind. The forum is a great opportunity to get the health answers you are looking for before you vote.
By: Michelle Rachal
On the third Tuesday of each month members of the Staff Employees’ Council meet to discuss classified employees’ concerns, suggestions, questions or complaints. All staff is welcome at these meetings which usually include invited guest speakers, speaking on a topic of current interest to classified employees. This month, our speaker was President Glick.
Recent publications and presentations include research by Stephanie Wyatt, Pam Young, Marci Behmaram, Jenny Millage and Geri Thweatt, staff in the Child and Family Research Center; Bill Thornton , Gary Peltier, and doctoral candidate Ricky Medina of the Education Leadership Department; Gary Haynes, professor of anthropology; John Louie, professor of seismology; and Michael Bloch, associate professor of internal medicine.
Donald Roberts, M.D. has been selected to lead the University of Nevada School of Medicine obstetrics and gynecology department as the department chair.
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