Features
Arts for All
“We’re trying to make the performing arts and the humanities available to every student,” says music professor John Covach, the director of a new initiative that aims to put a spotlight on Rochester’s performing arts programs. Read more . . .
‘A Vision for What Nursing Could Be’
Five decades ago, Loretta (Lee) Ford helped develop the model for nurse practitioners, a role that has helped transform health care. Read more . . .
Play Nation
Video games aren’t just entertainment. They’re driving computer technology, challenging conventions of storytelling, and moving out of playrooms and into classrooms, as scholars in the arts, humanities, social sciences, education, and sciences find value in games for both teaching and research. Read more . . .
News
- On the Way to
Revitalization
The Finger Lakes region wins a $500 million economic development award.
- ‘Being Human’: The Aspiration of Arts & Sciences
Dean Gloria Culver on what unites the school.
- President’s Page
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Alumni
- Patriotism Rocks
Drummer Sam Fishman ’10 carries the beat for rock band Madison Rising.
- Communicating Against the Grain
Jennifer Farmer ’99 on how to communicate in a polarized media environment.
- Newsmakers
Grammy nominees, medical innovators, and other alumni in the news.
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Connections
- Class Notes
- Books & Recordings
- Remembering Robert Woods ’42 (PhD), trustee and dedicated alumnus.
- Master Class: The Athleticism of Surgery and Life
Literature can be a physician’s friend, says Yvonne Hsaio-Fan Sada ’01, ’05M (MD).
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Rochester Review
January-February 2016
Vol. 78, No. 3
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