Provost Lee Huntsman and his wife Ginnie visit with a student at the annual Freshman Convocation brunch. The convocation, held Sept. 27, attracted more than 2,000 new students and their families. |
President Richard L. McCormick |
Blue tarp tunnels keep the entry to By George open while workers from the UW Physical Plant masonry shop restore the building’s exterior and make seismic upgrades. |
UW Anthropology Professor Julie Stein uses an auger to do a coring at Fort Clatsop National Memorial in hopes of finding evidence of the fort’s exact location. Working with her are Roger Kiers, a graduate student in anthropology, center, and Laura Phillips, archaeology collections manager at the Burke Museum. A replica of Ft. Clatsop is in the background. JSD980698 |
The UW School of Law held a “portrait party” last week to celebrate the acquisition of a new oil portrait of Marian Gould Gallagher, who served the law school from 19441981. Gallagher was a nationally known law librarian and mentor to generations of law librarians. Posing here with the portrait are Betty Wilkins, left, and Viola Bird, both retired librarians who served with Gallagher. The portrait is by Spokane artist Marian Flahavin and replaces a photograph that has hung in the library—which is named for Gallagher—since 1982. The painting was a gift from an anonymous donor. |
Eileen Robison |
Al Berg |
Dr. Lee Hartwell |
Summer research displayed—Several poster sessions were organized in August at the Health Sciences Center to display research work done in special summer sessions. Above, LaToya Floyd described her work in the Summer Ungergraduate Research program of the National Science Foundation’s Center for Molecular Biotechnology. During the school year, she is a student at Xavier University in New Orleans. Photo by Jordan Rehm. |
Dentistry Research Day—Leroy Hood, professor and chair of the UW Department of Molecular Biotechnology, was the keynote speaker for the School of Dentistry’s Research Day 1998, held on Sept. 24. Hood spoke on “The Human Genome Project: A Rosetta Stone for Biology and Medicine.” The event included oral research presentations and a poster session. Photo by Jordan Rehm. |
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