WSU Spokane Campus
Bulletin
Issue 2001-28 (September
19, 2001)
IN
THIS ISSUE
·WSU SPOKANE RALLIES TO SUPPORT
VICTIMS
·PERSONNEL DYNAMICS
·MEDIA COVERAGE
·NOTEWORTHY
·EVENTS
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WSU SPOKANE RALLIES TO SUPPORT
VICTIMS
Ribbons were distributed
to over one hundred faculty, staff, and students who attended the Sept. 14 lunch
hour remembrance at SIRTI for last Tuesday's victims. Although many people had
already donated, several dug into their pockets again and $195.55 was collected
for the American Red Cross and delivered to the Q6 studios along with the
leftover ribbons.
PERSONNEL DYNAMICS
Recruitments
Program Assistant, facilities
operations
Searches
IRB Administrator, Health Research and
Education Center/IRB-Spokane
MEDIA COVERAGE
From the Downtown Spokane Partnership newsletter:The
Washington State University Spokane Design Institute has joined the
Downtown Spokane Partnership to study the future potential of the Lamont's site.
The students will look at possible alternatives to the site including a public
space or market, retail, residential and office space, and will propose
development ideas for the space. The Downtown Plan identifies this area as a
public space.
Steve Setter, assistant professor, pharmacy
practice, will be interviewed on KMAX radio, Sierra Madre, CA, next Wed., Sept.
26, approx. 2:30pm, on NSAIDs. (Coverage resulted from the news tip of Sept. 3,
2001: http://www.wsu.edu/NIS/releases4/ctt106.htm)
NOTEWORTHY
Stephen Setter, assistant professor, college of
pharmacy, has been selected to participate in the American Society of Consultant
Pharmacists, Research and Education Foundation's Parkinson's Disease
Traineeship, October 15-19, at the Clinical Neuroscience Center in Southfield,
MI. He will be prepared to provide a high level of care to patients with
Parkinson's disease and other movement disorders. Visit the ASCP's website at www.ascp.org.
SEND
YOUR NOTEWORTHY NEWS about staff, faculty, students, or graduates of WSU
Spokane to chamberlain@wsu.edu for inclusion in future editions of the weekly
campus bulletin and spokane@wsu.edu, the quarterly
newsletter.
UPCOMING EVENTS
INTERNAL EVENTS
September 20: Strategic Planning
Brown-Bag Discussion on Research. Phase One Classroom Building (SCLS) Rm.
117, noon-1pm. Bring your lunch/beverage and share your thoughts on where we’ll
be in five years, what it will take to get us there, how we’ll benchmark along
the way and measure results, and how this topic connects to others in campus
strategic goals and priorities.
September 20: All-University
Address. President Rawlins will hold the 2001 fall All-University Address on
Thursday, September 20, at 3 p.m., Bryan Hall Auditorium. A reception will
follow.
September 21: Health Science Seminar. Bill Gray will be
discussing details about the move to the new Health Sciences Building 11:30
a.m.-12:30 p.m. in the Phase One Classroom Building (SCLS) Auditorium. Box lunch
will be served. RSVP by noon, Wednesday, September 19, to Cathi Lamoreux at
358-7509. If you prefer a vegetarian meal, please indicate if you want a salad
or veggie sandwich.
September 25: Strategic Planning Brown-Bag
Discussion on Program Delivery. Phase One Classroom Building (SCLS) Rm. 131
(first floor conference room), noon-1pm.
September 27: Strategic
Planning Brown-Bag Discussion on Learning Environment. Phase One Classroom
Building (SCLS) Rm. 131 (first floor conference room),
noon-1pm.
October 2: Strategic Planning Brown-Bag Discussion on
Student Experience. Phase One Classroom Building (SCLS) Rm. 131 (first floor
conference room), noon-1pm.
October 4: Strategic Planning Brown-Bag
Discussion on Identity. Phase One Classroom Building (SCLS) Rm. 131 (first
floor conference room), noon-1pm.
October 9: Strategic Planning
Brown-Bag Discussion on Service & Outreach. Phase One Classroom Building
(SCLS) Rm. 131 (first floor conference room), noon-1pm.
October 11:
Strategic Planning Brown-Bag Discussion on Recognition of Faculty & Staff.
Phase One Classroom Building (SCLS) Rm. 131 (first floor conference room),
noon-1pm.
October 12: Health Science Seminar. Sally Blank,
associate professor, exercise science (kinesiology).
EXTERNAL
EVENTS
September 25: Smoothing Out the Ride: Healing the Family During
Cancer Care. The Intercollegiate
College of Nursing/Washington State University College of Nursing 2001 Cleveland Visiting
Scholar is Francis Lewis, Ph.D., FAAN, professor of Family and Child Nursing at
the University of Washington. Wine & cheese reception 4:30-5:30pm, Magnuson
Nursing Building (SNUR), Rm. 156, at ICN, 2917 Fort George Wright Drive. Dr.
Lewis's presentation, "Smoothing Out the Ride: Healing the Family During Cancer
Care" will begin at 5:30 p.m. The public is invited. Event also offered via
WHETS and TeleHealth. CE units available. For more information and to RSVP
contact Karen Malone, (509) 334-7339 or malone@wsu.edu.
September 26:
Communities in Action national videoconference at Riverpoint has been postponed
due to last week's tragic events and the nation's focus on responding to our
losses. The program will DEFINITELY happen later. We will notify you as soon as
we receive word. Thank you for your patience and understanding during this
tragic time (submitted by Cindy Fine, Project Associate, Health Improvement
Partnership, 444-3088, ext. 238, cindyf@hipspokane.org).
October 3: LaunchPad v2.0, “Celebrating
& Connecting the Technology Community of the Inland Northwest.” Kim
Pearman-Gillman, INTEC CEO and new Economic Development Advisor to the mayor,
will be the keynote speaker at the LaunchPad version 2.0 event. This free event
begins at 5:30 p.m. and will wrap-up at 9:00 p.m. at the Fox Theatre. As an
in-kind sponsor, WSU Spokane will have an information table and employees,
students, and affiliates are encouraged to attend. All event attendees must be
21 years of age and older as beer and wine will be served. LaunchPad v. 2.0 is
the follow-up to the successful first LaunchPad event hosted last year at the
Holley-Mason Building. Watch for more information to come.
October 5:
Live After 5 Visual Arts Tour. Pick up an Inlander next week for an event
map and plan your own visual arts tour through downtown Spokane. Be sure to stop
by the Metropolitan Financial Center to see the art exhibit hosted by WSU
Spokane. The music of Trailer Park Girls, Canned Music, Lindell Reason, and
Spokane's favorite local band, Delbert, will fill the night air. Rally in the
Alley will wrap-up the evening and this year's Live After 5 event season. If
you would like to volunteer to work at the art exhibit at the MFC building,
please at 358-7528 or .
Send
corrections on event information to
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