Although Jen Huntleysmith is a humanities person, having spent time as an instructor in the Core Humanities Program, fulltime visiting professor in the Department of History and coordinator of academics and outreach for the Academy for the Environment, she’s clearly emblematic of a new type of multi-disciplinary humanities faculty member who can stand with equal confidence in the world of science.
The public is invited to attend the second annual field day and open house at the University ’s Agricultural Experiment Station in east Reno on Saturday, June 23 from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
The Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures invites the community to its Summer 2007 Film Series. The purpose is to present a variety of films which portray the society, the cultures and people of different countries. This series will focus on American Musicals and selected movies.
It’s summer! Time for shorts, swim suits and sandals. Are you ready? Let’s lose weight together. WeightWatchers is sponsoring a 10-week, summer series.
Beat the heat with the Nightingale Summer Chamber Music Series on campus, July 10, 12 and 14, as the critically acclaimed faculty chamber music ensemble Argenta and many of their gifted friends perform a lively and eclectic repertoire of favorites.
By: Bill Oberding
Summer seems to be a time when we are most active. The warm weather must be the motivating factor for driving us outdoors for all those summer activities; swimming, hiking and biking to name a few. Considering our higher activity rate, I decided to research the topic of fitness or thinness. I have found some pretty interesting contrasts.
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