Homelessness continues to be a significant problem in Washoe County, impacting the community in many ways.
The University of Nevada, Reno Center for Regional Studies and the Bureau of Business and Economic Research has released a new study on the county’s homeless population. Study author and University faculty member Dick Bartholet will present his findings […]
The University of Nevada, Reno’s Center for Regional Studies recently won first place in the Community Development category at the University Economic Development Association’s Annual Summit in Portland, Ore.
The Center for Regional Studies, approved by the Board of Regents in June 2007, is an economic development collaboration between the College of Business and the […]
Lorraine Bonaldi-Moore was elected as Secretary of the Nevada Nurses Association. Bonaldi-Moore will be speaking at the American Society of Plastic Surgical Nurses Annual Convention in Baltimore, Md. Oct. 27. For more information on the conference, click here:
http://www.aspsn.org/pdfs/2007_Convention_Brochure.pdf
Human Development and Family Studies associate professor Melissa Burnham is published in a special issue of ‘Infant & Child Development.’
The editors of Infant & Child Development selected Burnham’s work for their Parent-Infant Co-Sleeping issue. Guest editors include Wendy A. Goldbert and Meret A Keller (Vol. 16, 4, 2007).
Burnham’s article is titled The ontogeny of […]
Casino surveillance and the Victorian novel may seem like odd bedfellows, and yet one might say that every surveillance agent is a Dickens fan at heart.
Aaron Santesso, assistant professor of English and Fitzgerald Distinguished Professor of the Humanities, will look at modern casino surveillance as a system that attempts to make the individual instantly […]
David Zeh, associate professor of biology, was invited and delivered a plenary lecture at the 17th International Congress of Arachnology in Sao Pedro, Sao Paulo, Brazil, in early August.
The title of Zeh’s plenary lecture was “The harlequin beetle riding pseudoscorpion: a hitchhiker’s guide to evolutionary biology.” The congress was attended by more than 320 arachnologists […]
University alcohol and drug counselor Garry Rubinstein has been asked to speak at the 13th International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) conference on July 31 in Las Vegas. The goal of the IACP and its conferences is to advance the science of and art of police service.
The Western Society for French History will present Sandra Ott, associate professor in the Center for Basque Studies, with the Millstone Prize in Albuquerque, N.M., Nov. 10.
Deborah Verstegen, Reed Scull and Gary Peltier have recently published papers and/or delivered presentations.
The Academy for the Environment is preparing a pamphlet highlighting University research and outreach contributions pertinent to the Tahoe Basin and vicinity over the last 10 years (1997-2007). Your help is needed.
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