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March 11: Where no man has gone before — UCLA's Star Trek Collection
UCLA Performing Arts Special Collections curator Peggy Alexander presents highlights from UCLA’s Gene Roddenberry Star Trek Collection on Wednesday, March 11, noon-1 p.m.
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Kendall Houk: 1,000 chemistry papers and still going strong
Kendall Houk, UCLA’s Saul Winstein Professor of Organic Chemistry, has reached a milestone in his distinguished career: his 1,000th research publication.
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March 5: Art historian Gregory Harwell on Hieronymous Bosch
UCLA art history lecturer Gregory Harwell talks about the art, religion and influence of Dutch Renaissance painter Hieronymous Bosch on March 5, 12 p.m., 306 Royce Hall.
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Five faculty-led community health projects win funding competition
Five community health projects led by UCLA's Dr. Bowen Chung, Dr. Maria Garcia, Dr. Gilberto Granados, Audra Langley and Dr. Jyoti Puvvula were selected to receive $20,000 each in funding.
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March 7: Advance registration for UCLA Recreation summer camps
On Saturday, March 7, 8:30 - 10:30 a.m., on-campus families of UCLA faculty, staff and students get first dibs on coveted spots in UCLA Recreation's popular summer camps.
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Law's Blasi awarded for his work in the public interest
Law professor emeritus Gary Blasi has received the California Lawyer Attorney of the Year Award for his work in the public interest.
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Social welfare professor emerita writes award-winning children's books
Diane de Anda, UCLA professor emerita of social welfare, embarked on a new career as an author of children's books after her retirement.
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UCLA Law receives gift to support First Amendment Amicus Brief Clinic
Angel investors Scott and Cyan Banister have given $125,000 to support UCLA School of Law’s First Amendment Amicus Brief Clinic.
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Allard receives 2015 International ToxScholar Grant from Society of Toxicology
Patrick Allard, UCLA assistant professor of environmental health sciences, has been awarded the 2015 International ToxScholar Grant from the Society of Toxicology.
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Nurit Katz new executive officer, UCLA Facilities Management
Nurit Katz, UCLA’s inaugural sustainability officer, took the post of new executive officer of UCLA Facilities Management on Feb. 1.
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Feb. 27: Preview of new documentary, ‘The Iron Ministry’
Melnitz Movies, a program of the UCLA Graduate Student Association, presents a free preview of 'The Iron Ministry,' a new documentary film by director J.P. Sniadecki, on Friday, Feb. 27 at 1 p.m. at the James Bridges Theater.
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No increase in retirement contributions in 2015, UC officials say
Contributions to the UC Retirement Plan will not increase in July, as they have in the past few years. Because of reforms recommended by the Post-Employment Benefits Task Force and approved by the regents in 2010, employer and employee contributions now cover the annual cost of the plan.
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Q&A: Donna Coyne, staff advisor to UC Regents
Donna Coyne, associate director of admissions at UC Santa Barbara, reflects on her two-year term, ending July 1, as staff advisor to the UC Regents.
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Hiroshi Motomura wins Association of American Publishers Award
The book 'Immigration Outside the Law,' by UCLA School of Law professor Hiroshi Motomura, has won the Association of American Publishers 2015 Professional and Scholarly Excellence Award in the Law and Legal Studies category.
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Scientist Smadar Naoz awarded 2015 Sloan Research Fellowship
Smadar Naoz, assistant professor in the UCLA Department of Physics and Astronomy, has been selected to receive a 2015 Sloan Research Fellowship from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.
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More UCLA commuters than ever ditch the car
Only 36 percent of commuters drive alone, according to UCLA’s annual State of the Commute report.
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Q&A: UC regents’ chief investment officer Jagdeep Singh Bachher, ‘champion for change’
UC chief investment officer Jagdeep Singh Bachher manages the UC pension, endowment, short-term and total-return investment pools.
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March 5-6: U.N.'s Hilal Elver discusses right to food
Hilal Elver, the newly appointed United Nations special rapporteur on the right to food, will participate in two UCLA School of Law events.
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Judith Seltzer appointed to national Committee on Reengineering Census Operations
UCLA sociology professor Judith Seltzer has been appointed to the National Research Council’s Standing Committee on Reengineering Census Operations.
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Paintings by Silke Otto-Knapp showcased at Art Gallery of Ontario
Paintings by Silke Otto-Knapp are being showcased in the exhibition 'Land Lies in Water' at the Art Gallery of Ontario in Canada through July 19.
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Exhibition in war-torn Syria celebrates UCLA archaeological discovery
While war rages in Syria, that country's people can still experience the culture and history of the region’s Mesopotamian roots through an exhibit made possible by a Kurdish nonprofit organization and UCLA archaeologist Giorgio Buccellati.
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Two professors elected to National Academy of Engineering
Dan Goebel and Gabor Temes have been elected as members of the National Academy of Engineering. The award recognizes contributions and innovations to engineering research, practice or education.
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Feb. 26: Chinese Looks -- Fashion, Performance, Race
Join Sean Metzger for a book talk at the Charles E. Young Research Library on Feb. 26 when he will focus on three iconic items of Chinese fashion: the queue, the quipao and the Mao suit.
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Feb. 23: Advancing Policing Equality
The UCLA Law School in conjunction with the Healthy Campus Initiative and many student groups will present "From Healing to Action: Advancing Policing Equality" on Feb. 23 at 6 p.m. in the UCLA School of Law, room 1347.
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UCLA music lecturer's orchestral works reach global audiences
Adam Schoenberg will have his compositions performed internationally this year.
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Where no man has gone before — UCLA's Star Trek Collection
UCLA Library curator Peggy Alexander presents highlights on March 11.
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- Q&A: Donna Coyne, staff advisor to UC Regents
- No increase in retirement contributions in 2015, UC officials say
- Exhibition in war-torn Syria celebrates UCLA archaeological discovery
- Q&A: UC regents' chief investment officer Jagdeep Singh Bachher, 'champion for change'
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March 5: Art historian Gregory Harwell on Hieronymous Bosch
Harwell discusses the art, religion and influence of Dutch Renaissance painter Hieronymous Bosch. March 6, noon, 306 Royce.
March 5-6: U.N.'s Hilal Elver discusses right to food
Hilal Elver, the newly appointed United Nations special rapporteur on the right to food, will participate in two UCLA School of Law events.
On Saturday, March 7, 8:30 - 10:30 a.m., on-campus families of UCLA faculty, staff and students get first dibs on coveted spots in UCLA Recreation's popular summer camps.