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Connie Delaney was selected as the 2009 recipient of the American Medical Informatics Association Virginia K. Saba Informatics Award.
School of Nursing associate professor Christine Mueller was selected as the 2009-10 chair of the Expert Panel on Aging for the American Academy of Nursing.
School of Nursing associate professor Margaret Moss was selected as one of two co-chairs of the panel.
ZERO TO THREE selected UMD associate professor Mary Ann Marchel to participate in the Leaders for the 21st Century Fellowship program.
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A photography exhibit of women faculty in the Institute of Technology (IT) was created by IT communications specialist Nancy Johnson, who received an IDEA (Innovation, Diversity, Equity, and Achievement) grant from the Office of Equity and Diversity. In a college dedicated to the advancement of technology, the exhibit captures in black-and-white photographs the people behind the change. Nov. 27 through July 4, Minnesota History Center, St. Paul. Public opening reception Dec. 1, 5-8 p.m., Minnesota History Center.
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FY 2010 appropriations bills include modest boosts for science and higher education priorities. It appears unlikely that any further economic stimulus legislation would include either research funding or help for students, but the struggling economy is pressuring elected officials to act in unexpected ways. For the U research community, the focus will be ensuring that the administration and Congressional leadership live up to their commitments to basic research and increased higher education attainment.
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