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Browse Campus News stories - October, 2009
Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | DecUANews | Crew leaders are needed for Cats in the Community Day. This year's campuswide volunteer effort will focus on making improvements to the Wildcat School, a nonprofit charter midddle school.
UANews | Nominations are being accepted for the University Awards for Outstanding Achievement in Teaching, offered through the Office of the Executive Vice President and Provost and the UA Foundation.
UANews | Student-athletes will hand out candy to trick-or-treaters during the Halloween Spooktacular before the UA volleyball game against Washington.
UANews | Every Friday, UA guitar performance students perform concerts at the UA Museum of Art to practice playing for an audience.
UANews | What started as a childhood fascination with ghost stories turned into a career for UA Distinguished Professor of English Jerry Hogle, who is considered an international expert in Gothic studies.
UANews | The Student Recreation Center opens its doors during Wellness Week to UA employees and retirees and urges everyone to join in the Pac-10 Fitness Challenge.
UANews | Life & Work Connections has added three locations to its its campus lactation area list this fall.
UANews | Community members can view the work of School of Art faculty members at an exhibit on display through Nov. 8 at the UA Museum of Art.
UANews | Linda Joy Stone provides acupuncture for UA students and employees through the Campus Health Service.
UANews | UA faculty, staff and alumni were among those to be named "40 Under 40" leaders by the Arizona Daily Star.
UANews | Former UA agricultural economist Scott Hathorn Jr., who was recognized for his contributions to the agriculture industry in southern Arizona and other parts of the state, has died.
UANews | Luis C. Moll, whose research contributions are credited with advancing the understanding of ways that Hispanic students learn, is being honored by the American Educational Research Association.
UANews | The annual UA Cares employee giving campaign kicked off this week and runs through Nov. 25.
UANews | The Faculty Women's Club, established in 1930 as a social club for the wives of UA professors, is preparing to celebrate its 80th anniversary.
UANews | Called the "Grande Dame" of the UA marching band, Shirlee Bertolini became the UA's first featured twirler in 1954 and continues to coach the UA Twirling Line.
UANews | New departments and schools within the science college will expand and modernize student curricula, especially for undergraduate students.
UANews | This year's Peter W. Likins Inclusive Excellence Awards recognize two campus efforts and four individuals for their work to create a diverse and inclusive campus community.
UANews | Provost Meredith Hay and President Robert N. Shelton responded to a faculty poll critical of their leadership, pledging to communicate better with faculty when making decisions.
UANews | UA community members are invited to nominate campus leaders for the 2009 Vision Awards, given by the Commission on the Status of Women.
UANews | Twenty-four University of Arizona employees are trained in Critical Incident Stress Management, a crisis intervention system used by organizations throughout the world.
UANews | From repairing broken doors to rescuing trapped riders, Fred Kuhn and his team of mechanics help keep campus elevators running smoothly.
UANews | In his new position as vice provost for outreach and global initiatives, Proctor will work to facilitate increased UA activities away from the main campus, both locally and internationally.
UANews | The annual Fall Plant Sale at the Boyce Thompson Arboretum in Superior offers a wide range of desert adapted plants, as well as on-hand expertise on how to care for them.