Employee Q&A: Greenhouse Supervisor Mark CarsonUANews | From repairing hail damage to setting up irrigation systems, greenhouse supervisor Mark Carson works to keep off-campus greenhouses in working order for University researchers and students.
UA Foundation Offers Research, Outreach GrantsUANews | The UA Foundation is inviting campus employees to apply for Community Connections Grants to fund their outreach activities or Faculty Seed Grants to help jump-start their research.
John W. Olsen Receives Faculty Fundraising AwardUANews | Regents' Professor John W. Olsen was presented with the UA Foundation's Eugene G. Sander Endowed Faculty Fundraising Award for his fundraiding efforts in the School of Anthropology and College of Social and Behavioral Sciences.
UA Mechanic-Turned-Actor Aids Son's Film CareerUANews | John Pulley, part of a team of mechanics and specialists who keep the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences' farm equipment up and running, has a second life as an actor.
Bagel Sales Raise Money to Feed Dogs and Cats at ChristmasUANews | The Financial Services Office will hold two more payday bagel sales this year to raise money to benefit the Humane Society of Southern Arizona.
Employee Q&A: Race Track Program Director Doug ReedUANews | Doug Reed is director of the UA's Race Track Industry Program, recognized as the only program of its kind in the nation.
Sponsored Projects Employees Honored With Ringing of USS Arizona BellUANews | Members of the Pre Award Section of The University of Arizona's Sponsored Projects Services were honored for their work in helping to secure federal stimulus funds for UA research.
Help Pick Top 25 UA Successes for 125th Birthday CelebrationUANews | As the UA prepares to mark its 125th year with a "Silver and Sage Celebration," External Relations wants help identifying the University's top 25 accomplishments in the last 25 years.
Tree-Ring Curator Works to Manage Massive Research CollectionUANews | Pearce Paul Creasman, hired this year as the first-ever curator for the University of Arizona's Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research, is charged with managing an estimated 2 million samples of wood.
Shelton to Deliver State of the University Address TodayUANews | University of Arizona President Robert N. Shelton will discuss the UA's recent budget challenges and how the campus intends to move forward during his 2009 State of the University address.
Employee Q&A: Softball Coach Mike CandreaUANews | Mike Candrea, coach of the UA softball team and former coach of the U.S. Olympic softball team, had to overcome personal tragedy to become one of the most highly regarded softball coaches in the nation.
Native American Student Affairs Celebrates 20 Years and Heritage MonthUANews | A monthlong series of more than 20 events will do more than honor Native American History Month. They also serve to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the UA's Native American Student Affairs office.
Vaillancourt Wins National Honor for HR VideoUANews | The College and University Professional Association for Human Resources honored Allison Vaillancourt, UA vice president for human resources, for her efforts in creating a harrassment prevention DVD for use in colleges and universities nationwide.
Budget Redesign Introduced to Faculty SenateUANews | The UA Faculty Senate heard an overview on a propsed budget redesign that would change the way funds and costs are distributed to colleges on campus.
'Fresh Paint' Auction to Benefit UA Museum of ArtUANews | More than 100 artists will donate original pieces to be auctioned off during Fresh Paint, a fundraising event for the University of Arizona Museum of Art.
Employee Q&A: Plant Curator Phil Jenkins UANews | Phil Jenkins helps community members identify mystery plants and study dried specimens under the microscope at the UA Herbarium.