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October 10, 1994
By Mary Jo Frank When people think of the American Red Cross, they usually think of two things, notes Patricia Van Volkinburg, director of the Division of Kinesiology’s Adult Lifestyle Program. They think about blood and swimming lessons. With all of the controversy surrounding HIV and tainted blood, the Red Cross has taken a black…
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October 10, 1994
By Bernie DeGroat News and Information Services Harvey P. Grotrian, director of the Office of Financial Aid (OFA), announced last week that he will retire, effective Jan. 31, 1995. Under Grotrian’s leadership since 1977, the OFA stengthened its programs for undergraduates, resulting in greater student ethnic diversity, increased enrollment of highly qualified students, and a…
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October 10, 1994
By Bernie DeGroat News and Information Servcies Frederick W. Gehring, the T.H. Hildebrandt Distinguished University Professor of Mathematics, will receive the 1994 Margaret and Herman Sokol Faculty Award for his contributions to graduate education and research. The award will be announced at a public lecture given by Gehring at 4 p.m. Thursday (Oct. 13) at…
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October 10, 1994
IN BRIEF Q & A sessions explain new benefits Would you like to know more about the four new benefits being offered during open enrollment this year? The Benefits Office will be hosting question and answer sessions twice each workday throughout the open enrollment period, which ends at 4 p.m. EST Oct. 28. Sessions will…
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October 10, 1994
By Mary Jo Frank Plans to create a new career path within the research scientist track that would recognize some of the University’s top scientists have garnered praise and the unanimous endorsement of Senate Assembly. Vice President for Research Homer A. Neal outlined the proposed plan at the Assembly’s Sept. 26 meeting. Individuals on the…
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October 10, 1994
To find out how procedures recommended by the Joint Faculty-Student Policy Committee in its “Review of the LS&A Academic JudiciaryÆ would work, Eugene W. Nissen, assistant dean for student academic affairs, used a modified version of the procedures toward the end of last winter term to handle charges against LS&A students. Instructors and students were…
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October 10, 1994
By Deborah Gilbert News and Information Services Terry Savage, Chicago Sun-Times financial columnist and author of Terry Savage’s New Money Strategies for the ’90s, will give the University’s fifth annual Mullin-Welch Lecture on “Making Money Work” at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday (Oct. 12) in Hale Auditorium. It is sponsored by the Center for the Education of…
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October 10, 1994
Responding to Greek Activities Review Panel (GARP) sanctions against the fraternity, members of the Alpha chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon have voted to return the chapter’s charter to its national organization. The former Sig Eps plan to continue living at the house as rent-paying tenants, but will no longer function as a fraternity, according to…
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October 10, 1994
By Sally Pobojewski News and Information Services M.R.C. Greenwood, associate director for science in the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, spent a day here last week to discuss the new context of science in an era of limited resources and shifting priorities. “Scientists and policy-makers face the challenge of articulating the relationship…
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October 10, 1994
M-Link, the collaborative program between U-M-Flint and Mott Community College (MCC), has received $54,000 in renewal funding from the Office of Minority Equity of the Michigan Department of Education through its College/University Partnership Program. M-Link, managed by Flint Admissions Director David James and Coordinator Kendall West, actively recruits qualified underrepresented minority students at MCC, who…
