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May 08, 2008

• Five Binghamton students named Fulbright scholars
• Dickinson gets new faculty master
• Volleyball star's drive leads to reporting job
• Faculty Senate approves law school, new department
• Students to speak at Commencement
• Historian celebrates NYC
• Campus Hosts Chili Cookoff
  • ISCL spring conference set for May 19-20
  • Tyson, former dean, dies at age 87
  • Scholl to coach women's basketball
  • Doctoral student receives national recognition
  • Graduate student wins award for best paper
  • SIFE team takes first place in regional competition
  • BU Pep Band is tops in Binghamton's Got Talent
  • IN THE NEWS

May 01, 2008

• $1.3M NIH grant to fund Parkinson's disease study
• Student finds passion for health-care policy
• Lupardo, Desu focus on potential for `green' economy
• Local executives discuss business ethics
• Harpur Forum hears message of hope
• MIT names Glave visiting professor
• Spring Fling 2008
• University launches Leadership Academy
• Grant to support kids' health services
• Ask for SOOT surveys
  
  • Conferences to focus
  • Alumni author plans book signing
  • Hillel plans celebration of Israel at 60 on May 8
  • Participants sought for YMCA Corporate Challenge
  • Blood drive scheduled May 5
  • Sunday session to focus on wolves
  • New York City bus trip planned May 10
  • IN THE NEWS
  • CLASSIFIEDS
    

April 24, 2008

• Collaboration produces fresh take on Romeo and Juliet
• Anderson Center unveils 2008-09 season
• Research Foundation honors faculty
• New marquee for Anderson Center
• Transfer student finds success as RA, intern
• D'Souza addresses U.S.-Muslim relationship
  • Awards to support professional development
  • Wellness Approach to Weight Loss
  • Kenneth Jackson to give Shriber Lecture
  • ROTC to hold commissioning ceremony
  • PwC Scholars plan community service day
  • Weecycle Children's Sale planned Friday, Saturday

April 17, 2008

• School of Education gets new leadership
• Four honorary degrees to be awarded
• Admitted students sample life on campus
• Student's remarkable persistence pays off
• Q&A: Mary Ann Swain on the proposed law school
• Class capitalizes on new technology
• Invitational iron pour
  • Accounting expert Lin Chiao dies at age 89
  • Earth Day celebration planned Tuesday
  • Making hope real to be discussed at Harpur Forum
  • Drive seeks to collect 10,000 pairs of shoes
  • Trips planned to Asia, South America
  • Applicants sought for Exemplary Student Award

April 10, 2008

• New dean to lead Harpur College
• Environment inspires student's curiosity
• New Orleans trip offers new world view
• Defibrillators coming to campus buildings
  • Spring Cleaning
  • Schultz named director of Human Resources
  • Dickinson Community wins energy contest
  • Students honored with Chancellor's Award
  • Groups invited to celebrate Earth Day
  • Bus trip planned to New York City
  • Luncheon program scheduled for retirees
  • Weight Watchers meets on campus
  • Deadline approaching for Scotland tour
  • IN THE NEWS

April 3, 2008

• CAMM facility opens
• Graduate Excellence Awards
• Doctoral student wins Thayer award
• Faculty incorporate blogs into their teaching
• Tallon addresses health care reform
• News & Notoes
  • Annual Romano Lecture to focus on Rome, Jerusalem
  • Autism spectrum disorders screening available April 5
  • Katharine Couper Watrous dies at age 81
  • Free concert planned April 4 with Pamela Whitman
  • PEC accepting nominations online
  • Three-day program offers taste of college

March 20, 2008

• Russian poets’ prose inspires new book
• Quiller captures national title
• Senior driven by his passion for research
• Empire State Games organizers unveil new poster, sponsors
• Alumnus shares insights on business world
• News & Notes
  • DeFleur International Fund seeks project proposals
  • Student debaters take first place
  • In the News
  • Classifieds
  • Run honors fallen Marine

March 13, 2008

• Banner student system debuts for registration
• Turkish partners visit for annual meeting
• Future writer to join Peace Corps in Africa
• Q&A with James Wolf
• News & Notes
  • Applicants sought for faculty master opening
  • Decker graduate's paper wins national prize
  • Tallon to address Harpur Forum
  • Student paper receives national recognition
  • Junior honored as student leader
  • Crew Club plans annual memorial run
  • Casino-in-the-Woods planned Saturday

March 6, 2008

• Our message in Albany Growing Opportunities: Think Binghamton
• Study abroad offers new self-awareness
• Binghamton to host America East tourney
• Children flock to bioengineering Fair
  • Binghamton climbs in BusinessWeek rankings
  • Proposals sought for "Conversations" program
  • Faculty author to give reading
  • Junior recognized as student leader
  • EAP to hold open house for new lending library
  • University to play host to annual chill contest
  • In The News
    

February 28, 2008

• Former gang member now devoted mentor
• Grants support institute’s autism-related initiatives
• Campus home to top-ranked debate team
• Author Bobbie Ann Mason gives reading
• Faculty, staff campaign under way
  • America East Tournament coming to Binghamton
  • Staff members, students honored by STOC
  • Applicants sought for faculty-student scholarship
  • Memorial service to honor Frederick Garber
  • In the News

February 21, 2008

• Recruiters say they look beyond students' majors
• Newing College replacement work to begin
• Psychology student wins research grants
• Pole vaulter sets record
• Grant to support elder care social work program
• Historian 'Pete' Forcey dies at age 83
  • President schedules open hours
  • Homecoming planning under way for fall
  • PEC begins election process
  • USA Today highlights senior's achievements

February 14, 2008

• Physicist investigates new class of materials
• Student finds passfion for art in translation
• Book links economic policy, human rights
• Speaker series features bestselling author
• Binghamton University Spring 2008 Arts Schedule
  • Lecture, displays focus on Ottoman Empire
  • Eating disorders to be topic March 4
  • Graduate student receives grant
  • Volunteers sought for Commencement
  • Nominees sought for Foundation Awards
  • Chabad to welcome scholar in residents
  • New Hires
  • CLASSIFIEDS

February 7, 2008

• University lays foundation for new law school
• EOP group takes on the big issues
• Immigrant dreams of career as doctor
• Event celebrates women in athletics
• Former professor Nielson dies
• Alumni Spirit Day
  • Staff member will chair Young Leaders Congress
  • PEC seeks nominees for annual awards
  • Faculty Senate approves student affairs program
  • Graduate students win recognition for research
  • Bioengineering fair planned March 1

January 31, 2008

• Faculty workshops focus on technology, research
• Students to aid New Orleans residents
• Student on fast track to Wall Street career
• Q&A: Janice McDonald on scholarships and awards
• Parking meter relies on solar power
• Science Cabaret to feature faculty speakers
  • Program to honor Martin Luther King Jr.
  • Campus energy contest to start Monday
  • Ross fund seeks grant applicants
  • Theatre tour of Scotland planned in August
  • Winter art class available for youth
  • New parenting books tap Decker professor's research

January 24, 2008

• Binghamton among nation's best values
• Bold thinking, planning key to University's future
• University named to Peace Corps list
• Dean's talk highlights Downtown Center
• Older student finds 'miracle' on campus
• Session focuses on faculty entrepreneurship
  • University creates YouTube page
  • SEFA campaign surpasses goal
  • Proposals sought for interdisciplinary grants
  • Nominees sought for Council/Foundation Award
  • University Chorus to hold auditions
  • Writing workshops planned in February
  • Leadership program offered for girls