KU Calendar C Ballet and Jazz Dance Workshop
Calendar notes list multiple KU events including a ballet and jazz dance workshop at 242 Robinson Cantor with registration required and information via 864-4264. Also mentions Summer Workshop for Young People at the Museum of Anthropology, Midwestern Music Camp Recitals at Swarthout Recital Hall, and various new student orientations with check-in times, contact numbers such as 864-4270 and 864-3982, plus campus concerts and employee orientation details.
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Museum of Anthropology
Feo
P.m. Swarthout
Murphy Hall
Kansas Union
Facult
Swarthout
Wberal
Carruth-O'Leary
Department of Human Resources
Call
University counseling and testing services move to health center
University Information Center reports that psychological counseling career planning and testing services have moved from Bailey Hall to Watkins Health Center. Contact 864 3506 for details.
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Bailey Hall
Watkins Health Center
University Information Center
Research seminar on urban black communities at KU
Kansas University hosts a tenure seminar titled The Growth of Urban Black Communities in America with 12 professors from U.S. colleges and one from Algeria. Sponsored by the National Endowment for the Humanities, the program runs June 2 through July 31. Each participant conducts a personal research project while meeting twice weekly to discuss slavery, working class black communities, urban unrest, and sports.
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America
Kansas University
David Katzman
United States
Algeria
Katzman
Joe Kleinman
Bank Street College of Education
New York City
Kleinman
National Endowment For the Humanities
Update on Quivira refuge water decline projections
A Kansas Geological Survey report warns stream flow into Quivira National Wildlife Refuge will keep dropping over the next two decades unless groundwater pumping or rainfall patterns change. The study ties reduced flows in Rattlesnake Creek to rising well counts, shifting the creek from a gaining to losing stream and threatening marsh water supplies at the 21,000 acre refuge in Stafford County.
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Quivira National Wildlife Refuge
Kansas
Kansas Geological Survey
Kansas University
Wildlife Refuge
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Stafford County
Little Salt Marsh
Kiowa
Stafford
Rice County
Rattlesnake Creek
Marios A. Sophocleous
Sophocleotis
Sophocleous
St. John
Quivira
Baker University honor roll lists several area students
Lawrence area students were named to Baker University spring 1992 honor roll among 264 maintainers of a 3.5 GPA. From College of Arts and Sciences and School of Nursing are Sara Gilgin May graduate Tonganoxie Travis Rhoades May graduate Wellsville Renee Blake Lawrence senior Rachel Coatney Linwood senior Shawn Hathaway Lawrence senior Chad Marshall DeSoto senior Rhonda Price Baldwin senior Shellie Wingert Lawrence senior James Balch Baldwin junior Cara Carlisle Wellsville junior Christopher Cink Baldwin junior Becky Craig Baldwin junior Jeffrey Dingman Eudora junior Crista Wallis Baldwin junior Jennifer Devlin Lawrence sophomore Stephanie Hamilton Lawrence sophomore Christopher Harris Baldwin sophomore Scott Ed wards Baldwin freshman Cheryl Wilhite Baldwin Geraldine Rooks May graduate Lawrence Darrel McMillan Oskaloosa senior Lisa Rickless Overbrook senior Betty White Oskaloosa senior Belinda Underhill Perry junior.
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Baldwin
Lawrence-area
Baker University
College of Arts and Sciences
Sara Gilgin
May
Tonganoxie
Travis Rhoades
Wellsville
Renee Blake
Lawrence
Rachel Coatney
Linwood
Shawn Hathaway
Chad Marshall
DeSoto
Rhonda Price
Shellie Wingert
James Balch
Cara Carlisle
Christopher Cink
Becky Craig
Jeffrey Dingman
Eudora
Crista Wallis
Jennifer Devlin
Stephanie Hamilton
Christopher Harris
Scott Edwards
Cheryl Wilhite
Baldwin School of Nursing
Geraldine Rooks
Darrel McMillan
Oskaloosa
Lisa Rickless
Overbrook
Betty White
Belinda Underhill
Perry
Graduates honored with public administration awards
The University of Kansas public administration department announced three graduates earning top honors. John Clark won the Scott Brooks Award for compassion and public service. Carl William Ossmann received the Outstanding Graduate of the Year award, a Shawnee County prosecutor's office veteran. LeAnn Smith earned the Stanley Fisher Award for exceptional study in public administration and leads emergency services at Johnson County Mental Health Center.
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Department of Public Administration
The
Kansas University
John Clark
Scott Brooks
Brooks
Carl William Ossmann
KU Capitol Complex
Topeka
Ossmann
Shawnee County
LeAnn Smith
Stanley Fisher
Greater Kansas City
American Society For Public Administration
Smith
Benedictine College
Atchison
Johnson County Mental Health Center
Mission
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Allied Health
Crafton-Proyar
University Infoline
Michael Dekker
Janet Shannon
Davidson College
Davidson
N.C
Richard Gunn
Quivira Refuge
Niehoff Htg. & Air, Inc
Miles
Access
Snter
Bredeiey
Evi Iewelebers
Relaeneet
Chartton Manley
Calumble Savings
First Savings Bank
Bank of Kansas
University National Bank
Concord Mortgage Compan
Journal-World
National
Cityline
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