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  • BIO5 Names New Associate, Assistant Directors
    Jennifer Barton
    July 8, 2009

    University of Arizona neuroscientist Carol Barnes has been named associate director of the BIO5 Institute and UA biomedical engineer Jennifer Barton has been named assistant director.

    Pharmacy professor Laurence Hurley is... Read More

  • Retired Professor's Book Attempts to Tap Inner Creativity
    George Domino, professor emeritus of psychology at the UA, is the author of "Picasso, Mozart, and You: Unleashing Your Creative Self."
    July 8, 2009

    We can't all be skilled painters like Picasso. Or gifted musicians like Mozart. Or genius scientists like Einstein. But that doesn't mean we can't tap into our inner creativity in other ways.

    That's the topic of "Picasso,... Read More

  • Training Available for New Mosaic Systems
    July 1, 2009

    As the University of Arizona's Mosaic Project to replace aging administrative computer systems on campus continues on schedule, a variety of new training options are being made available to help UA employees learn to use the new... Read More

  • Employee Q&A: Veterinarian Peder Cuneo
    Peder Cuneo provides veterinary care for the UA's large animals.
    July 1, 2009

    Name
    Peder Cuneo

    Position
    Extension veterinarian, department of veterinary science and microbiology
    Associate director, University Animal Care

    Number of years at the UA
    21

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  • Where Were You?
    July 1, 2009

    To mark the 40th anniversary of Apollo 11's arrival on the moon, Lo Que Pasa is asking readers to submit memories, stories or snapshots that capture what it felt like on that day.

    What were you doing on July 20, 1969? Where... Read More

  • CatTran Coordinator Discusses Ridership, Route Changes for Fall
    CatTran coordinator Glenn Grafton.
    July 1, 2009

    On Aug. 17, Parking and Transportation Services at The University of Arizona will resume its regular CatTran shuttle service in and around campus.

    The most noticeable change will be an additional route, the Green Line, which... Read More

  • UA Foundation Hires VP for Arizona Health Sciences Development
    Shaun O. Sommerer
    July 1, 2009

    The University of Arizona Foundation has hired Shaun O. Sommerer as vice president for Arizona Health Sciences development.

    The office of the vice president for development directs and facilitates efforts to build... Read More

  • Campus Community Invited to View Fireworks From Parking Garages
    July 1, 2009

    On Saturday, many Tucson families will take to the streets in search of the perfect perch for watching Fourth of July fireworks. But University of Arizona community members looking to avoid the holiday traffic jam are invited to view... Read More

  • New Club for Women in Biosciences Focuses on Public Speaking Skills
    A new club is helping women in biosciences improve their public speaking skills.
    June 24, 2009

    Researchers and scientists at The University of Arizona are often charged with communicating their findings to their peers, but when it comes to explaining them to the general public it can sometimes be challenging to boil complex work... Read More

  • UA Joins InCommon, Creates Closer Connection to State Universities
    Michele Norin said UA's InCommon Federation membership will mean more streamlined Web-based service between the three state universities.
    June 24, 2009

    The ability for faculty, students and staff to have a simplified, seamless and secure connection to Web-based services between the state's three universities is the reason behind The University of Arizona's decision to become a member... Read More

  • Employee Q&A: Sign Language Interpreter Heather Ewing
    Heather Ewing does sign language interpreting for UA classes, performances, tours, lectures and more.
    June 24, 2009

    Name
    Heather Ewing

    Position
    Interpreter, Disability Resource Center

    Number of years at the UA
    2

    Favorite thing about working at the UA
    "It's just a huge community. I love it, I really... Read More

  • Campus Rec Summer Programs Serving Hundreds of Children
    Participants in "A" Camp and Teen Camp enjoy a wide array of aquatic activities.
    June 24, 2009

    The University of Arizona department of campus recreation is currently in the midst of hosting hundreds of children for its summer programming.

    Campus Recreation's popular "A" Camp, Teen Camp and Kids Summer Swim provide... Read More

  • Your Health Starts With You
    UA employees are encouraged to attend a six-week session offered by UA's Life & Work Connections that will cover topics related to health, wellness and fitness.
    June 24, 2009

    A free, six-week workshop geared toward University of Arizona employees will explore ways to boost energy levels while reducing health risks. 

    The "You and Your Health" will focus on life choices and is designed to help... Read More

  • Free 'A' Chart Now Available for UA Employees
    Information on official UA logos is just one part of the 'A' chart now available for UA employees.
    June 24, 2009

    Have a question about the how to use an official University of Arizona logo or where to download it? The new ‘A' chart – now available for free to all employees – provides a quick visual guide on the University's graphic... Read More

  • Employees Invited to Arizona Football Luncheon
    UA employees are eligible for a 15 percent discount on up to two season football tickets.
    June 24, 2009

    University of Arizona employees are invited to meet members of the Arizona Football staff and learn about discounts on season tickets at one of three free faculty and staff luncheons.

    The first luncheon, catered by Famous Dave... Read More

  • ABOR to Discuss System Realignment, Numerous UA Projects
    The Arizona Board of Regents will discuss the master land use plan that the UA has proposed for the Arizona Bioscience Park, a facility created to help boost the state's bioscience industry.
    June 17, 2009

    A proposed plan for the Arizona university system that would mean new learning sites, accelerated degree programs and community college partnerships is at the top of the agenda for the Arizona Board of Regents.

    The draft plan... Read More

  • Cool Off With a UA Day Trip
    Kitt Peak National Observatory is home to the world's largest collection of optical telescopes.
    June 17, 2009

    If you're looking for ways to escape the heat with your family this summer, you might want to think about a day trip to one of The University of Arizona's "cool" off-campus attractions.

    Lower temperatures and fun family... Read More

  • Book Excerpt: 'The Scalpel and the Soul,' by the UA's Dr. Allan Hamilton
    Hamilton's book, "The Scalpel and the Soul: Encounters with Surgery, the Supernatural, and the Healing Power of Hope," received a 2009 Nautilus Silver Award.
    June 17, 2009

    Dr. Allan J. Hamilton, a neurosurgeon and professor of surgery at The University of Arizona, has been awarded a 2009 Nautilus Silver Award for his book "The Scalpel and the Soul: Encounters with Surgery, the Supernatural, and the... Read More

  • Employee Q&A: Personal Trainer Eric Hobson
    Eric Hobson helps UA students and employees meet their fitness goals as a personal trainer for Campus Recreation.
    June 17, 2009

    Name
    Eric Hobson

    Position
    Personal Trainer, Campus Recreation

    How long he's worked for the UA
    Three months

    Favorite part about working at the UA
    "I really have enjoyed getting... Read More

  • Task Force to Consider New Instructional Support Office
    Photo of UA seal by Scott Kirkessner
    June 10, 2009

    A new committee, established by The University of Arizona's Office of the Executive Vice President and Provost, is examining ways in which the University can more effectively offer instructional support services to faculty on campus... Read More

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