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In Today's Issue
- Urban Fellows to Share Their Experiences
- Office of Technology Transfer Open Daily
- Plans Taking Shape for Courage Bowl
- UHS Physician Accepting New Patients
News and Announcements
Urban Fellows to Share Their Experiences
The University community is invited to the 2010 Urban Fellows presentations on Friday, July 23, in the River Level of the Interfaith Chapel. Beginning at 9 a.m. and running all day, students will discuss their experiences at their host sites and describe their participation in weekly seminars and community events. The program emphasizes civic engagement, promotes learning about urban issues, and encourages a celebration and appreciation for cross-cultural issues and urban life. This year’s 22 Urban Fellows have contributed nearly 300 hours of service to the community. Visit the Urban Fellows Web site for more information and for a schedule of the 2010 presentations.
Office of Technology
Transfer Open Daily
The Medical Center Office of Technology Transfer now has regular
office hours at the satellite office at 1-4445D, within the space
planning suite. The office is staffed by trained licensing
professionals. Walk-ins are welcome, but you may also schedule an
appointment by calling 784-8850.
Plans Taking Shape for Courage Bowl
Preparations are well underway for Courage Bowl VI, the annual football game between the University of Rochester and St. John Fisher College. The 2010 game will take place this September in a new venue—Marina Auto Stadium in downtown Rochester.
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UHS Physician Accepting New Patients

University Health Service (UHS) provides a full range of primary health care services for members of the University community. Alan Lorenz, an associate professor of family medicine and psychiatry, is now accepting new patients. To register with Lorenz’ UHS practice, call Karen Lock at 275-2638.
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July 21, 2010
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Today's Forecast:
Isolated T-Storms, High 84°
Tomorrow:
Partly Cloudy, High 83°
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Today's Event Highlight
Exhibition: Tennyson's Arthurian Poem
9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Rush Rhees Library Robbins Library. Read more...
Rochester in the News
US News and World Report (July 16)
'What Now for the Diabetes Drug Avandia?'
Arthur Moss, a professor of cardiology at the School of Medicine and Dentistry, voted in the minority to keep Avandia on the market and not to restrict its sales. He spoke with U.S. News about the reasons for his vote. Read more...
In Higher Education
Chronicle of Higher Education (July 20)
'Colleges Say They Expect Their Green Raters to Measure Up'
Two dozen colleges signed a letter saying they will work with the raters of their sustainability efforts if those list makers adhere to eight principles. Read more...
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