2004 – Page 3 – URI Today

Think Big. We Do.

Voters approve 3 URI bond questions

URI poet pens ‘The Station nightclub’

President of Population Institute to speak at URI

FDA scientist to discuss food chemistry at URI Forensic Science Series on Nov. 5

Brown Forum for Enterprise to make first visit to URI

URI to run second bioterrorism exercise in November

Co-founder of Ben & Jerry’s ice cream to speak at URI

URIs Feinstein Providence Campus Gallery features exhibit and performance to show the Faces of Hunger

Fall River man running to help URI community

URI students demonstrate powerful animation tools for study of complex biomedical processes

URI ROTC cadet marches to Miss USA contest

Nationally noted forensic pathologist to speak at URI Forensic Science Series on Oct. 29

Poets Anna Rabinowitz and Matthea Harvey to read at URI

Forensics at the U.S. Postal Service topic of URI Forensic Science Series on Oct. 22

URI to host Family Weekend Nov. 5-7

Lawyer/social advocate to speak about ending poverty at URI’s Honors Colloquium, Oct. 26

URI student studies sharks off South Africa

URI Graduate School of Oceanography free lecture showcases recent film about the Point Judith fishing industry

Oceanography professor named UNESCO-Cousteau chair

URI associate pharmacy dean does work that could help crews stay healthy on Mars mission

URI invites public to ‘Singing with the Whole Self’ workshop

URI sororities, fraternities giving back as part of annual Philanthropy Week

URI scientist awarded $499,863 in federal grants to examine lead exposure link to Alzheimer’s disease

URI Professor: Oswald acted alone – Recent research relies on neutron activation analyses

Marine explorer Ballard announces initiatives to make URI the global headquarters for ocean explorations

Alumni survey finds great pride in URI

URI launches Research Ethics Fellow Program to institutionalize research ethics training

Chemistry at the U.S. Secret Service topic of URI Forensic Science Series on Oct. 15

Lecture on cultural fascination with vampires at URI Providence Campus

Open house about biotech manufacturing program at URI’s Feinstein Providence Campus