Grant to Fund Study on Effects of Parental Conflict
Wilson Commons Reopens Next Week
Alternate Parking on Freshman Move-In Day
Ying Quartet Welcomes Ayano Ninomiya
News and Announcements
$15M Will Help Expand Bioterrorism Research
The Medical Center has again received federal bioterrorism funding,
allowing investigators to build on several discoveries made during
the past five years to improve the ability to treat radiation injuries,
especially those resulting from an act of terrorism. Read more...
Grant to Fund Study on Effects of Parental Conflict
Children respond to marital conflict in
myriad ways. To identify precisely how these different coping behaviors
develop, Melissa Sturge-Apple, an assistant professor of psychology, and
Patrick Davies, a professor of psychology, have been awarded a $3.1
million grant to study 250 families over three years. Read more...
Wilson Commons Reopens Next Week
Wilson Commons will reopen on Monday, Aug. 16, with some minor
renovation activity still under way. Starbucks will open Aug. 16 and the
newly renovated Commons Food Court will open Aug. 23. Visit the Campus Dish Web site for dining hours. The HSBC ATM in the building is not currently available.
Alternate Parking on Freshman Move-In Day Freshmen will arrive on campus and move into housing on Wednesday, Aug. 25, having a significant impact on campus traffic flow and parking. Valentine Lot, all of Park Lot, and the entire length of Intercampus Lot will be needed for the move-in process. Employees who regularly park in these lots will need to park in the AAC Lot (formerly the River Road Lot) or the Wilson North Lot. Shuttle buses will be available from the AAC Lot from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. Cars left in Park Lot will be towed to the far end of the lot. Parking maps are available. For more information, call the River Campus Parking Office at 275-3983.
Ying Quartet Welcomes Ayano Ninomiya
Ayano Ninomiya, recognized as a "rising
star" by classical music organizations, is joining the Ying Quartet as
the Grammy-winning ensemble's first violinist. She will also be
appointed to the faculty of the Eastman School, where the ensemble is
the string-quartet-in-residence. Read more...
August 12, 2010
Today's Forecast:
Scattered T-Storms, High 83° Tomorrow:
Isolated T-Storms, High 84°
Today's Event Highlight MAG Highlights Tour
6:30 p.m. Memorial Art Gallery. Read more...
Rochester in the News Democrat and Chronicle (Aug. 10) 'Wilmot, Roswell Park Consider Research Collaboration'
The Wilmot Cancer Center and Roswell Park Cancer Institute announced that they are exploring the idea of shared research work, which could enhance funding, faculty recruitment and lead to larger research studies. Read more...
In Higher Education Inside Higher Ed (Aug. 11) 'Bettor Grades'
A new company offers cash payouts to students who wager that they will earn uncharacteristically good marks, but some academic officials worry about unintended consequences. Read more...
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