Browse Campus News stories - August, 2010

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  • Recreation Center Achieves Platinum Status
    UANews | Through design and practice, the UA Student Recreation Center expansion has achieved the highest level in sustainable design and construction – a LEED platinum certification. 
  • Money Saving Tips Now and for a Lifetime
    UANews | Lowest-price guarantees on books, deep discounts on computers and technology, money-management workshops and an option to purchase gently used electronics and other household items work to help you get more for your dollar on the UA campus.
  • Strategic Plan Update to Begin Next Month, Current Version Available Online
    UANews | To learn more about the University's priorities for the next five years, check out the UA's strategic plan online.
  • Riding for Research
    UANews | Lee Ryan, an Alzheimer's researcher in the UA psychology department, and Cathy Wasmann, from the School of Plant Sciences, are among a group of scientists cycing across the country to make the case for stronger funding for Alzheimer's research.
  • Top 10 for New UA Employees
    UANews | Employees who are new to the UA this fall can check out our "Top 10 for New Employees" for information on some of the best resources and benefits available on campus.
  • Steward Observatory Wins Award for Work Safety and Health
    UANews | Steward Observatory has been recognized for outstanding dedication to safety and health practices in the workplace.
  • Rocket Scientists in the Basement
    UANews | While the UA has long been renowned for its excellence in astronomy and planetary sciences, it is often overlooked that UA staff members manufacture and assemble the very parts that go on the spacecraft used in various missions, right here on campus.
  • Employee Q&A: Equine Center Manager Laura Walker
    UANews | Laura Walker teaches horsemanship classes and oversees operation of the UA's off-campus Equine Center.
  • UA Architecture Alumni Defining the Look, Feel of Campus
    UANews | UA architecture grads in private practice and those working for their alma mater have for the past two decades been  shaping the University's ambience.
  • Red and Blue Carpet Rolls Out During Wildcat Welcome
    UANews | More than 300 UA volunteers – including President Robert Shelton – will help haul the luggage of 6,000 students, dish out barbecue or scoop ice cream during Wildcat Welcome, which runs Aug. 18-29.  
  • Learn Your Way Around the UA at New Faculty Orientation
  • Employee Q&A: Lobbyist Greg Fahey
    UANews | Greg Fahey has worked for 26 years to represent UA interests to the governor and state lawmakers.
  • Show Off Your Musical Talent in the UA Symphonic Band
    UANews | The UA Symphonic Band is open to all UA students and employees, and is holding auditions the first two days of classes.
  • Life & Work Connections Takes Lecture Series to BIO5
    UANews | Life & Work Connections collaborated with the BIO5 Institute to launch a yearlong lecture series for AHSC-area employees that focuses on health-related issues.
  • Resident Assistants Ramp Up Training
    UANews | With classes slated to start Aug. 23, hundreds of UA students who will serve as resident assistants are getting much-needed training for handling issues that may surface in residence halls.
  • UA Featured in Princeton Review Best 373 Colleges
    UANews | The annual rankings have been issued, and the UA made the top 50 Best Value Public Colleges and Best Western Colleges lists.
  • Eller Web Manager Shows His Creative Side
    UANews | Simmons Buntin, Web program manager for the Eller College of Management, writes poetry on the side and will release his second book of nature-inspired poetry in October.
  • Regents to Discuss 2011 University System Budget
    UANews | The Arizona Board of Regents will be asked to approve a $4.8 billion budget for the state's university system during its two-day meeting at Arizona State University.
  • New Benefit for Employees Trying to Quit Smoking
    UANews | State employees, including those at the UA, can now receive free smoking cessation medications.