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  1. September 10, 1996

    Consultation/Conciliation Service completes one-year pilot program

    The University Record, September 10, 1996 Consultation/Conciliation Service completes one-year pilot program The Consultation and Conciliation Service, established in April 1995 by former President Duderstadt, has completed its pilot period and is entering its first full year of providing confidential mediation services to help resolve disputes or misunderstandings in the workplace. Don Perigo and Sally…
  2. September 10, 1996

    Diversity Trade Fair set for Sept. 17 at the League

    The University Record, September 10, 1996 Diversity Trade Fair set for Sept. 17 at the League Since January 1995 the U-M has purchased more than $50 million worth of goods and services from Michigan businesses owned by women, minorities and individuals with disabilities. While this amount far exceeds the goal of $30 million set by…
  3. September 10, 1996

    Patterson resigns to lead M-Pathways project

    The University Record, September 10, 1996 Patterson resigns to lead M-Pathways project Photo by Bob Kalmbach By Gretchen Weir M-Pathways Project  Laura M. Patterson, University Registrar since 1993, has resigned her position to become Project Manager of the M-Pathways Project. “In many ways, I wasn’t ready to leave the Office of the Registrar,” Patterson says.…
  4. September 10, 1996

    Ann Arbor native will be part of Michigan Radio’s local sounds

    The University Record, September 10, 1996 Ann Arbor native will be part of Michigan Radio’s local sounds Photo by Bob Kalmbach By Rebecca A. Doyle Welcome back, Lauren Wagner. A soprano whose work has been lauded from New York to Vancouver, across Europe and Canada, returns to her native Ann Arbor this season as Michigan…
  5. September 10, 1996

    Travelers: Beware of laptop thieves

    The University Record, September 10, 1996 Travelers: Beware of laptop thieves Hold on to your laptops when you’re at the airport. A scam has been reported at airports across the country involving the thefts of laptop computers. Two people look for a victim who is approaching a metal detector and carrying a laptop computer. The…
  6. September 10, 1996

    CSRC closed; now where can you take your computer for repair?

    The University Record, September 10, 1996 CSRC closed; now where can you take your computer for repair? The Information Technology Division’s (ITD) Computer Service and Repair Center, which has provided computer repairs for the University community for the past eight years, closed, as expected, on Aug. 23. To ensure that faculty, staff, students and departments…
  7. September 10, 1996

    Journalism Fellows program welcomes class of `97

    The University Record, September 10, 1996 Journalism Fellows program welcomes class of `97 By Bernie DeGroat News and Information Services A diverse group of journalists from around the world will spend the 1996-97 academic year on campus as Michigan Journalism Fellows, according to Program Director Charles R. Eisendrath. “The class of ’97 is our biggest…
  8. September 10, 1996

    M-Pathways, the `invisible project,’ revealed to U community

    The University Record, September 10, 1996 M-Pathways, the `invisible project,’ revealed to U community [This is the first in a series of articles on the M-Pathways project that will appear in the Record.] By Gretchen Weir M-Pathways Project Visitors to Michigan campuses this fall might conclude, as they admire the impressive new facilities, that the…
  9. September 10, 1996

    Panelists provide advice to transfer students

    The University Record, September 10, 1996 Panelists provide advice to transfer students Randy Juip explained to transfer students last week that ‘Michigan time’ starts 10 minutes later than the rest of the world. Photo by Rebecca A. Doyle By Janet Nellis Mendler News and Information Services Where do I go to find out which credits…
  10. September 10, 1996

    Institute for the Humanities names visiting fellow

    The University Record, September 10, 1996 Institute for the Humanities names visiting fellow The Institute for the Humanities will host a varied group ofvisiting fellows during the coming academic year, announced Diane M. Kirkpatrick, professor of art history and the Institute’s interim director for 1996-97. “During their residencies, visiting fellows contribute to the interdisciplinary intellectual…