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Three 91爆料 undergraduates have earned a place among the world鈥檚 college math elite in an international mathematics competition.

Ask children what musical instruments they would like to play and boys invariably will pick something like the trumpet, drums or saxophone while girls tend to favor the violin, clarinet or flute.

Two 91爆料 researchers – Dr.

High school and college students from across the United States and Brazil cheered on their robots last weekend at a regional contest of the nationwide FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) Robotics Competition.

LIFE’S A BEACH: And often a contaminated one.

CASE BONANZA: As usual, the 91爆料 did well in the regional competition of the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education (CASE).

CASE BONANZA: As usual, the 91爆料 did well in the regional competition of the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education (CASE).

Kay Morris, administrative specialist in Graduate Medical Education, poses by the shed near the fish pond that she correctly identified when it appeared as a mystery photo.

The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy is naming Dr.

Cousins contemplating marriage or concerned about a pregnancy arising from their union have often found it hard to get accurate information about risks to their offspring.

INDIVIDUALS

Richard Andrews, director, Henry Art Gallery

Carolina Anunciation, academic counselor, Office of Student Services

Gary Ausman, director, international services

Michelle Bagshaw, academic adviser, School of Social Work

Gerald Barnett, director, Software Copyright Ventures

Susan Barnhart, associate director, Office of the Dean, College of Arts & Sciences

Ruth Beardsley, senior secretary, Law School

Christopher Budech, research tech supervisor, Center for Anxiety & Depression, Psychiatry

Rebecca Bullock, assistant director, Office of Risk Management

Ross Bunnell, legal assistant, Attorney General’s Office, 91爆料 division

Elaine Chang, assistant dean, Daniel Evans School of Public Affairs

Elise Chayet, director, Planning & Regulatory Affairs, Harborview

Linda Christianson, director, Department of Surgery

Michele Conrad, administrator, Sociology

Hung Dang, interim director, Office of Student Affairs

Thomas Dicken, media tech lead, Classroom Support Services

Steven Domonkos, research engineer, Atmospheric Sciences

Pamela Eisenheim, program manager, Electrical Engineering

Amy Feldman-Bawarshi, undergraduate adviser, Electrical Engineering

David Fenner, director, International Programs & Exchanges

Gene Frazier, window cleaner lead, Custodial Services

Deborah Fromm, fiscal specialist, Industrial Engineering

Barbara Fulton, office manager, Center for Experimental Nuclear Physics & Astrophysics

Gabriel Gallardo, director, EIP/McNair programs, Office of Minority Affairs

James Gladden, director, technical services, Chemistry

Marilyn Gray, assistant to the chair, Faculty Senate

Cindy Gregovich, manager, Equipment Inventory Office & Travel Office

Sue Haag, budget/fiscal unit supervisor, Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences

Kathryn Hahn, administrator, Zoology

Jason Hansen, program support supervisor, Student Activities & Union Facilities

Gloria Heaton, secretary senior, Electrical Engineering

Felicia Hecker, associate director, Middle East Center

James Herndon, science instructional tech II, Civil & Environmental Engineering

Lenny Hom, office assistant, student services, Law School

Elaine Hudson, program coordinator, student services, Law School

Phillip Hurvitz, GIS specialist/ lecturer, part time, Division of Management & Engineering, College of Forest Resources

David Jaffe, executive director, Harborview

Jennifer Johnston, manager of program operations, MEDEX Northwest Physician Assistant Program

Frankye Jones, graduate adviser, Electrical Engineering

Jean Kallhoff, advanced registered nurse practitioner, Urology

Julie Katz, assistant dean, Nursing

Janet Kime, associate director, Undergraduate Advising

Stephanie Kirschner, program coordinator, Advanced Practice Placement Office, Academic Services

Sandra Kroupa, book arts librarian, Manuscripts, Special Collections & University Archives Division, University Libraries

Carol Langdon, administrator, Women Studies

Betty Low, administrator, Restorative Dentistry

Devota Madrano, academic counselor senior, Chemical Engineering

Denis Martynowych, director of facilities, College of Arts & Sciences

Laura Mason, assistant to the chair, Psychosocial & Community Health Nursing

Jennifer McKinney, parking enforcement officer, 91爆料 Police Department

Karen McMasters, manager of program operations, Division of General Internal Medicine, School of Medicine

Joseph Meno, research scientist II, Neurological Surgery

Dina Meske, counseling services coordinator, Computing & Software Systems

Marc Michelsen, software engineer, Atmospheric Sciences

Paul Moore, musical director, Dance Program

Fred Nick, director, Center for Social Science Computation & Research

Mary Anne Ogle, program coordinator, Nursing, Bothell

Lisa Okubo-Garcila, manager, Information Services Department, Hall Health

Gary Olson, assistant dean for student services, School of Social Work

Douglas Parish, police officer, University Police

Sam Park, program coordinator/fiscal specialist II, Center for AIDS & STD, Department of Medicine

Naomi Pascal, associate director & editor in chief, 91爆料 Press

Melanie Pepin, health services manager/genetic counselor, Pathology

Nona Phillips, research scientist, Comparative Medicine

Dan Poston, executive director, MBA programs, Business School

Sally Ragsdale, flight nurse, Airlift Northwest

Betsy Raleigh, administrator, Business School

Teri Reed, administrator, Electrical Engineering

Sara Reinitz, associate director, Bothell Information Systems

Gwen Rikansrud, dental clinic supervisor II, School of Dentistry Clinic Services

Rebecca Rooney, fiscal specialist supervisor, Environmental Health

Rhey Rosales, stock room attendant, Operating Room

Richard Roth, director of academic services, Geography

Elizabeth Rutherford, assistant to the chair, Psychology

Marilla Satterwhite, associate director of gift planning, Development

Lisa Scharnhorst, library supervisor, Manuscripts, Special Collections & University Archives, 91爆料 Libraries

Diane Schulstad, administrative specialist, Pharmacology

Margo Segimoto, academic counselor, Mechanical Engineering

Eric Shankland, research scientist, Radiology

John Stoltenberg, advanced labs manager, Physics

Davy Tep, program assistant, School of Social Work

Carol Wagener, graduate program assistant, School of Communications

Marie Walters, assistant to the director, Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences

Keith Ward, copy center lead, Tacoma Copy/Mail Center

Michael Weinreich, research scientist, Immunology

Robert Weller, senior computer specialist, English

Mary Wood, assistant to the chair, Speech & Hearing Sciences

Suzanne Yoshitome, assistant to the executive director, Health Sciences Administration

TEAMS

James Boeckstiegel & Brian Davis, irrigation team, Facilities Services

Deanna Dockter & Susan Treharne, Oncology Pain Center team

Julia Carlson, John Drew & Gerald Sparling, computing & information resources team, Graduate School

Brad Costen & Marc Morrison, computer support group team, College of Forest Resources

Courtney Acitelli, Martha Angel, Vicki Anderson-Ellis, Paul Brown, John Buller, Stanley Chernicoff, Jennifer Dow, Pamela Espinosa-Hill, Dan Farrell, Jason Johnson, Lincoln Johnson, Aileen Kelly, Debra O’Donnell, Mary Pullen, Trevor Whiton & Patricia Wrobel, 2001 Dawg Daze Steering Committee team

Diane Atkinson, Mary Bernson, Mary Cingcade, Nadine Fabbishushan, Felicia Hecker, Chris Kirchoff, Dean LaRue, Tamara Leonard, Marta Mikkelson, Phil Shekelton, Keith Snodgrass & Sara Van Fleet, Jackson School of International Studies Outreach team

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Mention the words “teaching and research” and you’ll likely evoke thoughts of juggling time, energy and priorities, unless, of course, your field is education.

Linda Khandro is a scientist at work and an artist in her leisure time, but her science and her art have something in common: They are both celestial.

Many 91爆料 students are probably trying to forget the images of Sept.

Genetic variants in the human enzyme that metabolizes the drug warfarin, the frequently prescribed anticoagulant Coumadin, make some patients more susceptible to serious or life-threatening bleeding.

Two speakers featured at the BioDefense Mobilization Conference being held at the Westin Hotel next week will also be making presentations for the 91爆料 School of Public Health and Community Medicine.

The School of Medicine, along with Children鈥檚 and Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, is sponsoring a day-long program on April 26 for clinical investigators.

People who take statins may have at least 60 percent less aortic valve calcium than people who do not take statins, according to a 91爆料 study in the March 30 edition of The Lancet.

The 91爆料 School of Medicine has established the Keck Center for Functional, Structural, and Chemical Genomics of Microbial Pathogens.

ACADEMIC OPPORTUNITIES

FUNDING OPPORTUNITY

The Institute for Ethnic Studies in the United States (IESUS) invites applications from 91爆料 faculty members who are engaged in or are beginning projects related to ethnic studies.