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March 31, 2008
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Currents
STUDY ABROAD WINNER
Bondi or Boondiis an Aboriginal
word meaning “water breaking over rocks,” a feeling clearly
conveyed. in the photo “Bondi Beach” by Kendra Lounsberry. The
Rochester senior, along with fellow study abroad student Benjamin Primak,
took top honors in the national IES Photo Contest. Read more.
H. Allen Orr named University ProfessorH. Allen Orr, the Shirley Cox Kearns Professor of Biology, has been named a University Professor. DeAngelis and team find way to judge depthIt’s common knowledge that humans and other animals are able to visually judge depth because we have two eyes and the brain compares the images from each. But we can also judge depth with only one eye, and scientists have been searching for how the brain accomplishes that feat. University establishes new awards for staffPresident Joel Seligman has announced two new awards to honor exceptional University staff. The Witmer Award recognizes lifetime service to the University and the Meliora Award pays tribute to specific positive achievements. Corrigan-Minehan Professor installedSee photo caption. Earth sciences earns top rankingAccording to a recent analysis from Thomson Scientific, a corporation that measures the impact and influence of published research, the researchers in the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences are now some of the most cited in the country. Award nominations soughtPresident Joel Seligman encourages faculty and staff to nominate deserving colleagues in the College of Arts, Sciences, and Engineering for this year’s Goergen Awards. The Midnight RamblersSee photo caption. Music For AllSee photo caption. University pilots text, phone alert systemThe University will launch a new emergency alert communications system that uses e-mails, text messages, cell phones, and other devices to send simultaneous warnings during critical situations. Study abroad photos awarded first prizeRead amazing photo caption. Live close to work and enjoy up to $9,000 toward a city houseFaculty and staff have long been attracted to the tree-lined sidewalks and finely crafted houses in the historic city neighborhoods that surround the University. Now they have an added incentive for living in these charming and convenient neighborhoods. Awards and HonorsA round up of Awards given and Honors. In BriefA round up of news. |
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