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LOWE ART MUSEUM
A Boost for the Lowe: Generous Gift Provides Critical Support for Museum
A generous gift from Friends of Art will help the University of Miami’s Lowe Art Museum continue to provide advanced art education and appreciation throughout the local community and the United States. | more |
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UNIVERSITY
SEEDS to Host National Expert on Racial and Gender Achievement Gaps
Scientists and Engineers Expanding Diversity and Success (SEEDS) will host Valerie Purdie-Vaughns, a nationally recognized expert on racial and gender achievement gaps in academic and corporate institutions. The Columbia University researcher will present “Unconscious Bias in the 21st Century and Its Impact on Diversity and Inclusiveness” at two seminars on November 17 and 18. | more |
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’CANES IN THE COMMUNITY
Second Dolphins Cycling Challenge Doubles Ridership to Raise Money for Sylvester
Some 860 cyclists, including more than 160 children and 21 cancer survivors, rode various events across three counties to take part in the Second Annual Dolphins Cycling Challenge on November 5 and 6 to raise money for Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center. | more |
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UNIVERSITY
Global Entrepreneurship Week Celebrates Innovation
Universities and organizations from more than 100 countries will celebrate Global Entrepreneurship Week, an initiative to inspire young people to embrace innovation, from November 14-18. The University of Miami’s Launch Pad will celebrate the week with more than 20 events involving hundreds of entrepreneurs in technology, fashion, entertainment, law, the sciences, trade, and more. Events will include the popular Elevator Pitch Contest Finale and a talk by Internet mogul J.R. Ridinger, among others. | more |
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SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE
Jan Hochstim, Longtime UM Architecture Professor, Passes Away
Jan Hochstim, a longtime professor at the University of Miami’s School of Architecture who was well known to generations of students for his exacting standards as a historian of the modern movement, passed away on November 5. He was 80. | more |
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This year’s United Way campaign is well under way as departments, divisions, and units across the University host fundraising events that include bake sales, raffles, and more. Get involved in upcoming events:
- Medical Campus Facilities United Way Raffle | more
- President’s Office “You Pick” Raffle | more
- Finance and Treasury’s 2011 United Way Silent Auction | more
- Office of Student Account Services Raffle; Win a MacBook Pro, iPad2, or iTouch | more
- Division of Continuing and International Education Dessert Bake-Off Contest | more
- Document Services and Solutions United Way Raffle | more
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UM PRESENTS
Ring Theatre Continues Exciting Season with ‘Fifty*Four*Forever’
The Department of Theatre Arts continues its exciting season with the musical Fifty*Four*Forever, on stage through November 19. It was conceived and directed by nine-time Tony Award winner Tommy Tune, who has also received eight Drama Desk Awards, the 2003 Presidential National Medal of Arts, and his own star on Hollywood’s legendary Walk of Fame. Written by Mark Saltzman, the musical play takes place in New York City, where Studio 54 becomes a magical disco that draws everyone into its orbit. | more |
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Winners Selected for ’Canes Spirit Day Photo Contest | more
UM Alumna and Iraq War Combat Nurse Honored by Nursing School | more
Thousands Turn Out for Annual Heart Walk | more
Registration Now Open for 2012 Intersession Courses | more
Sexual Assault Response Team Seeks Volunteers | more
New Public Health Service Funding Conflict of Interest Regulations | more
Nursing Students Take Center Stage at March of Dimes Nurse of the Year Event | more
Donate to the Holiday Hope Tree | more
FDA Summit 2011 Highlights and Update Sessions | more
UM Sociology and Criminology Club Accepting Donated Items for Service Members | more |
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Veterans Day Tribute
The University of Miami observed Veterans Day on November 11 with a ceremony that included remarks by Rear Admiral William D. Baumgartner (top), commander of the Seventh Coast Guard District headquartered in Miami, and Lieutenant Colonel Leo R. Gray (above), a Tuskegee Airman who flew 15 combat missions in Europe during World War II. | more |
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UM Dedicates Mural
The University of Miami community celebrated the completion of “The U: Dynamic History, Vibrant Traditions,” a 108-foot-long mural that chronicles the institution’s 85-year history, on November 8. Above: Vice President for Student Affairs Pat Whitely, Student Government President Brandon Mitchell, and Student Government Vice President Ashley Taggart cut the ribbon to officially dedicate the mural. | more |
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Open Enrollment Survey Closes November 18
The annual Open Enrollment period was a success, with more than 86 percent participation and more than 10,000 employees electing coverage for 2012. Each year Benefits Administration strives to enhance the Open Enrollment communication process. To help improve benefits communications and enhance the Open Enrollment experience, please take the time to answer a short five-question online survey. | more |
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SPORTS
Lane Carico Collects CoSIDA Volleyball Academic Accolades
University of Miami All-America outside hitter Lane Carico has been named to the College Sports Information Directors of America’s Academic All-District Volleyball Team for 2011-2012.
For more on Hurricane athletics, including schedules and results, visit HurricaneSports.com. |
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Monday, November 14: Biology Departmental Seminar: A Review of Phylogeography and the Integration between Biologists and Earth Scientists | more |
Monday, November 14: Biostatistics Clinic: Introduction to Structural Equation Modeling | more |
Monday, November 14: Abess Center Lecture: Making Sense of Media Reporting on Climate Change | more |
Tuesday, November 15: Cell Biology Research Forum | more |
Tuesday, November 15: Developmental Center for AIDS Research Grand Rounds: Translating HIV Prevention Strategies to the Community | more |
Tuesday, November 15: Cooper Fellows Lecture Series: Naturefacts and Artifacts | more |
Tuesday, November 15: Pediatric Grand Rounds: How Our Genes Modify Disease: Unlocking the Mystery | more |
Tuesday, November 15: Optimizing Your Health through Proper Nutrition and Exercise | more |
Tuesday, November 15: Human Genetics and Genomics Seminar Series | more |
Tuesday, November 15: Department of Philosophy Lecture Series: The Significance of Emotion | more |
Tuesday, November 15: Transgender Culture Series: Becoming a Visible Man | more |
Tuesday, November 15: Faculty Senate Meets on Rosenstiel School Campus | more |
Wednesday, November 16: Biology Departmental Seminar: The Ecology of Lianas and Their Role in Tropical Forests | more |
Wednesday, November 16: Epidemiology and Public Health Grand Rounds: Social Networks and Health: The Consequences of Connectedness | more |
Wednesday, November 16: Healthy Steps Parent Group Meeting to Focus on Keeping Children Safe from Poison | more |
Wednesday, November 16: Optimizing Your Health through Proper Nutrition and Exercise | more |
Thursday, November 17: Neurological Surgery Grand Rounds: Neuropathology | more |
Thursday, November 17: Molecular and Cellular Pharmacology Seminar Series: The Exocyst Complex in Exocytosis and Cell Migration | more |
Thursday, November 17: Lattman Lecture Film Series: Melancholia | more |
Friday, November 18: School of Architecture’s ‘Canstruction’ Competition Returns | more |
Friday, November 18: ISCI Lectureship Series: Synthetic Analogues of Hypothalamic Hormones for Tumor Therapy: A Historical Perspective | more |
Friday, November 18: Biology Departmental Seminar: Ecosystem Effects of a Rock-Lobster ‘Invasion’: Comparative and Modeling Approaches | more |
Friday, November 18: Town Hall Meeting: Facing the Challenge: Integrative, Supportive, and Patient-Centered Cancer Care | more |
Friday, November 18: Miller School to Host Neuroscience Research Day | more |
Friday, November 18: Braman Family Breast Cancer Institute at Sylvester Lectureship Series | more |
Friday, November 18: Literary Translation Conference | more |
Saturday, November 19: Free Hitchcock Film Screening and Panel with Hitchcock Experts | more |
Monday, November 21: Biology Departmental Seminar: The Secret Social Life of Dolphins: Alliances, Friendships, and Kinship Ties | more |
Tuesday, November 22: Rehabilitation Medicine Grand Rounds: Mechanisms of Neuropathic Pain | more |
Tuesday, November 22: Pediatric Grand Rounds: What Every Pediatrician Should Know about a Baby-Friendly Hospital: Our Path to Designation | more |
Thursday, December 1: Anesthesiology Grand Rounds: Advances in Brain Tumor Surgery | more |
Thursday, December 1: Microbiology and Immunology Seminar Series: The Role of RNF11 in the Negative Regulation of Antiviral Signaling | more |
Thursday, December 1: DMAS/FRS Training | more |
Thursday, December 1: Business School to Host M.B.A. Program Information Session | more |
Sunday, December 4: Save the Date: Frost School’s Winter Wonderful! to Raise Funds for Music Scholarships | more |
Monday, December 5: College of Engineering Distinguished Speaker Series: Resource Management for Computer Operating Systems | more |
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