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April 22, 2005
Vol. 29, No. 15

• KU earns $19M NSF grant
• Staff still work after presses stop
• Public safety, collections find new home
• Not forgotten
• Symposium celebrates School of Medicine centennial
• Web site adds medical milestones
• Med Center adds staff for outreach
• Alum establishes professorship
• Sex assault program has new name
• Classified staff look to future, appoint leaders
• Governor signs civil service bill
• Communication studies wins teaching excellence award
• Picnic, lecture planned for Dole visit to institute
• Employee celebrates 50 years
• Nobel Prize-winning grad to present lecture
• Student Health Services creates new note policy
• Symphonic sounds
• Promotions and tenure announced
• 2005-2006 sabbatcials announced
• Women’s program fetes Gov. Sebelius
• KU Recycling to test collection expansion
• World music
• Old KU
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A new book that chronicles the development of the KU School of Medicine-Wichita was unveiled at KUSM-W’s gala 30th anniversary celebration March 26. History of the University of Kansas School of Medicine-Wichita 1970-2003 was written by Craig Miner, distinguished professor of history at Wichita State University.

Developing a premier community-oriented medical school without a brick-and-mortar hospital, he says, ranks medical education with aircraft manufacturing and fast food among Wichita’s crowning achievements. For more information call (316) 293-3526 or e-mail mpa@kumc.edu.

   
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