KU selects final two candidates for vice provost role
Final two candidates visited the KU campus last week for the vice provost of diversity and equity post. Cynthia Warrick, ex interim president of South Carolina State University and Howard University senior fellow, appeared Wednesday. Bernard Oliver, UF professor and education leadership coordinator, spoke Friday. Earlier finalists Sheying Chen and Robert Pratt visited June 17 week. the new chief replaces retirement-bound Fred Rodriguez.
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Diversity and Equity
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School of Human Development and Organizational Studies
University of Florida
Sheying Chen
Pace University
New York
Robert Pratt
University of Georgia
Fred Rodriguez
Provost
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Black Jack composer leaves legacy of bringing people closer
Meagan Thomas reports the Baldwin City resident Meantime United Methodist minister and Baker University professor Don Mueller died June 24 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital He was 87 Mueller wrote and directed The Ballad of Black Jack a historical musical set in 1850s Douglas County first performed in 1970 at the Maple Leaf Festival in Baldwin City His former student Steve Absher said Mueller built friendships through drama and music and helped people become close through involvement in Baker playmen and related troupes.
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Baker University
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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WSU Student Tracks Wichita Snowy Egrets in Nest Survey
Hannah Holden, a Wichita State University graduate student, monitors 30 snowy egret nests along North Doris near 13th Street and I-235 for a two year thesis on colony growth. Each day she records eggs and chicks with a 6 foot ladder and a mirror, estimating nest success and noting the birds’ long term presence in Wichita.
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Wichita Eagle
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Pharmacist of the Year Discovers Memory Boost Pill
Phoenix Arizona based pharmacist Dr Gene Steiner touts a natural memory pill derived from research shared on a medical program with US researcher Josh Reynolds. He claims the drug free formula improves brain oxygenation boosts neurotransmitters and restored mental clarity, with peer reviewed studies and a best selling status in pharmacies.
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Toll-Free Call Script and FDA Disclosure Note
A call line advertises toll free access at 1 800 581 8824 and includes a standard FDA disclaimer stating the statements have not been evaluated and the product is not intended to diagnose treat cure or prevent disease. The disclaimer notes individual results may vary.
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