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Volume 39, No. 5 |
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News Briefs |
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Benefits election: Before you choose, do the math |
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Staff Longevity Awards presented for October |
Bulletin
Board
Calendar
Deaths
Ph.D.
Thesis Defenses
Pubs.
and Creations
IOWA:
It's about quality
Applications
due for tuition programs
Ph. D. Thesis Defenses
Oct. 19
Daniel Emery (Communication Studies), “Objective Subjects:
On the Emergence of Modernist Rhetoric in England,” B. Gronbeck,
chair; 8:30am, 105C BCSB
Oct. 22
Cindy Scherb (Nursing), “Describing Nursing Effectiveness
through Standardized Nursing Languages and Computerized Clinical Data,”
M. Maas, chair; 10am, 133 NB
Oct. 24
Ying Zhang (Free Radical and Radiation Biology), “Overexpression
of Glutathione Peroxidase Reverses Human Glioma Cell Growth Inhibition
by Copper Zinc Superoxide Dismutase,” L. Oberley, chair; 9:30am,
B180 ML
Oct. 25
Sean Casey (Education), “Comparing Functional Outcomes between
Brief Functional Analyses and Concurrent Operants Assessments,” D.
Wacker, chair; 4pm, 213 CDD
Oct. 26
Laura Baker (American Studies), “Capitalism Beautiful and Consumer Democracy: Civic Ideals, Mass Culture, and the Public in Chicago, 1900-1925,” A. Steinberg, chair; 10am, 704 JB
Daniel Marion (Geoscience), “Field Experiments of Channel
Morphology and Bedload Interactions at Near-bankful Flows in a Small,
Step-pool Stream in the Ouachita Mountains of Arkansas,” F. Weirich,
chair; 10:30am, Callen Room, 205D GILH
Oct. 31
Linda Hemminger (Education), “Mentor-Protégé
Pairings for Novice Second Language Teachers: Mentor Availability, Assignment,
and Accessibility,” L. Schrier, chair; 10:30am, N295 LC
Nov. 1
Deborah Post (Microbiology), “Identification and Characterization
of Genes Involved in Lipooligosaccharide Biosynthesis and Assembly in
Neisseria meningitidis and Neisseria gonorrhoeae,”
M. Apicella, chair; 10am, 3-560 BSB