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Speakers Explore Roots of Prejudice

April 13, 2004

As part of Holocaust Awareness Weeks 2004: Facing Prejudice, Drs. Paul and Anna Ornstein, emeriti professors of psychiatry at the UC College of Medicine, will present "From Prejudice to Genocide," Wed., April 21, at 11 a.m. A reception and book signing will immediately follow.

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E-BRIEF: Let's Toast to a Healthier 2003

January 8, 2003

The New Year often means a new health kick: Vows to tone up and trim down, and maybe going to the doctor and getting ourselves as regularly "maintenanced" as we do our cars. So, this week's University of Cincinnati e-briefing examines the health concerns of the young and old, and what you should be doing to preserve your good health.

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PROFILE: Cincinnatus Scholar Has Connections

February 2, 2003

Maribeth Mincey is one of 370 student volunteers assisting the Feb. 15 Cincinnatus Scholarship competition. This UC freshman is following in her father's footsteps as she enters UC, but through the Connections program, she's building a pathway of her own to a career in medicine.

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35 Women Selected for Leadership Program

January 2, 2004

UC's program to help women advance in higher education expands to other campuses in Greater Cincinnati by enrolling 35 who will participate in the program from January through April 2004.

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September 6, 2005

Regional ophthalmologists and optometrists are invited to attend the first Midwest Ophthalmology Conference where they will receive information on the latest advances in the diagnosis and treatment of eye diseases.

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Congratulations to...

September 13, 2005

Don French, mathematics professor, and Steve Kleene from the College of Medicine have been awarded a three-year $168,638 NSF grant for their proposal entitled: Identification of Ion Channel Distributions in Olfactory Cilia by Mathematical Modeling.

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PROFILE: Med Students Discover Contrasts in Kenya

April 21, 2003

Before they got married, Elizabeth and Jeff Schlaudecker were known in their families as the ones who least liked to travel. In recent years, the two UC medical students have transformed their views about exploring the world.