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KNOW THIS campus news and announcements
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Kittredge Gallery opens two new exhibits. Guardians, Warriors, and Allies features sculptural ceramics by Gustavo Martinez, professor at Green River College, and Latent Home explores Tacoma's neighborhoods and themes of community through carved paintings and immersive virtual installations. Opening Reception: Nov. 15, 5 p.m., Kittredge Gallery. Sign up now for Wilderness First Responder course. Puget Sound Outdoors is sponsoring a nine-day first responder course Jan. 6–14, presented by the Wilderness Medicine Training Center. Cost for campus members is $550. Register by Friday, Nov. 17, to save $50. For more information visit the course website.
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LoggerUP. The men's and women's basketball teams open their seasons at home this week!
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BE PROUD noteworthy accomplishments
Rob Beezer, mathematics and computer science, gave an invited lecture on "Sage-Enabled Textbooks" as part of Sage Days 88: Opening Workshop for a Year of Coding Sprints at the Institute for Mathematics and Its Applications, University of Minnesota, and the presentation "Introduction to PreTeXt" as part of the Live Structured Documents Workshop at Simula Research Laboratory, Oslo, Norway. Bob Boyles, physical therapy, received the 2017 Clinical Excellence Award from the Physical Therapy Association of Washington, for the impact he has had over his career “on other physical therapists, increasing their abilities to practice physical therapy through mentoring, clinical education, continuing and basic education.” Congratulations, Bob! #totheheights Daniel Burgard, chemistry, co-wrote the article "The Need for Better Marijuana Sales Data," to appear in the December issue of the journal Addiction.
Andrew Gardner, sociology and anthropology, recently delivered the paper "Transnational Labor Migrants in the Urban Landscapes of Contemporary Arabia" at the National University of Singapore. The invited paper was part of the workshop Migrants in Global Cities: Experiences From Asia, the Middle East, and Europe, hosted by the Asia Research Institute, jointly convened by the National University of Singapore and the Université Sorbonne Paris Cité (USPC)’s interdisciplinary program Sociétés Plurielles (Diverse Societies), and organized by Brenda Yeoh, Michiel Baas, and Delphine Pages-El Karoui. Kristen Murphy and the Community Music Department were featured in the current issue of ShowCase Magazine (pages 16–17).
Mike Veseth ’72, professor emeritus, published the book Around the World in Eighty Wines, which received a great review by Forbes.
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