Tuesday, November 3, 2009
UI law professor writes about atrocities, says Karadzic trial can continue
A war crimes expert in the University of Iowa College of Law and author of a new book on mass atrocities says the trial of former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic can continue, even though the defendant is boycotting the proceedings. (more)
UI wins $4.75 million to create National Resource Center for In-Home Services
The University of Iowa School of Social Work was selected for a $4.75 million federal cooperative agreement to establish a national center of child welfare expertise in in-home services. In-home services ensure the safety and well-being of children and youths in their homes, prevent placement or re-entry into foster care, and preserve, support and stabilize families. (more)
Carver College of Medicine Distinguished Mentor Award, lecture set for Nov. 4
UI Health Care provides conflict of interest information online to public
University Theatres Mainstage season presents 'Reefer Madness: The Musical'
Hancher adds Parker Quartet to season for Nov. 17 performances
UI engineers win DOD project of the year award for sustainability work
Painting floral designs class is Nov. 4
Artist Sara Black of Material Exchange will give presentation Nov. 5
UI Kantorei opens performance season Nov. 6
Old Capitol Museum presents 'History Time' Nov. 7 and 21
UICHR sponsors lecture on children's human rights Nov. 11
Human Rights lawyer Ratner to receive award, speak Nov. 13, 14
Dyken discusses sleep apnea motivations (ABC News.com, Nov. 2)
Field radon cancer death study noted (Australia World News, Nov. 2)
UI conducts MRSA study (Indianapolis Star, Nov. 1)
