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  • Seven Graduate Students Win Prestigious NASA Fellowships |
    The fellowship award selection is a competitive process; this year NASA received a total of 244 research proposals and only 79 students were selected to receive the fellowship. | |
  • Apogee Physicians Supporting Two UA Medical Students |
    The privately funded scholarships are enabling two students to attend medical school without paying for tuition, fees or books. | |
  • Proposed New Degree Programs Begin Application Process |
    The UA has received regents approval to begin the application process to develop new undergraduate and graduate degree programs. | | | |
  • Professor Darrel Goll Passes Away |
    Goll will be remembered as the ultimate academic and a distinguished researcher who excelled in his service to the University. | | |
  • Internationally Renowned Islet Cell Transplant Surgeon Joins UA |
    Dr. Horacio L. Rilo's appointment is part of a vision to build a Cellular Transplantation Institute at the UA College of Medicine. | | |
  • UA Receives More Than $4M in Fellowships From Science Foundation Arizona |
    Fifty top graduate researchers were recruited to the UA through Foundation’s Graduate Research Fellowship program. | | |
  • UA Solar Race Team Finishes Grueling 2,400-Mile Race |
    The UA solar race team perseveres to finish in 10th place.    | |
  • High School to College Program Begins This Week |
    The weeklong program gives high school students real-life experience on campus, plus facts to demystify the admissions and enrollment proess. | |
  • Campus Librarians Teaching For-Credit Courses |
    Librarians have been teaching various topics for years, but this is the first time that UA librarians have offered for-credit coursework. | |
  • More than Two Dozen Arizona Athletes to Take Part in Olympics |
    During the 2008 Summer Olympic Games in Beijing, a group of 30 UA athletes, coaches and staff will try for the gold. | | |
  • Desert Laboratory Director Honored by Ecological Society of America |
    UA Desert Laboratory Director Michael Rosenzweig has been elected Eminent Ecologist of the Year by the Ecological Society of America. | | |
  • A Coca-Cola Campus |
    The UA has selected Coca-Cola as its exclusive beverage provider.  | |
  • Solar Race Team Begins Second Stage in 2,400-Mile Race |
    The UA's solar race team and its car, Drifter 2.0, is one of only 15 teams to qualify to race in the American Solar Challenge. | |
  • National Report: Unique Program Requires More Support |
    A professional master's program that the UA introduced in 2000 is among those across the nation that the National Research Council says requires more support to make the U.S. more competitive. | | |
  • Camp Empowers Native American Youth |
    Students participating in the camp gain real-world business experience and leave with business plans designed to help them start up their own enterprises. | |
  • Researcher Finds Teaching Moments in Hypocrisy |
    Jeff Stone, who has studied hypocrisy, says that people may feel compelled to change  bad behaviors when they realize their beliefs and actions don't match. | | |
  • UA Nation's 2nd Top Producer of Peace Corps Fellows |
    Fellows enrolled in the program at the UA contribute 500 hours of service each year to community-based organizations in southern Arizona. | |
  • Journalism Professor, Student to be Honored at National Conference |
    Assistant professor David Cuillier and student Gabriela Rentería-Poepsel both won top honors from the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication. | |
  • Under New Management |
    The University of Arizona is celebrating the completion of a tremendously successful first year of managing Biosphere 2. | | |
  • UA Introduces Outreach College |
    The newly-designated college will be responsible for improving the UA's reach beyond the Tucson area. | |
  • UA Student Leads Team to Zero Gravity |
    NASA's Weightless Wonder, a modified McDonnell Douglas DC-9 jetliner, will take 3 UA students on 45-degree nosedives to simulate zero gravity. | |
  • NSF Grant Helping UA to Transform Astronomy Education |
    The Steward Observatory Center for Astronomy Education has received $2 million from the NSF to enhance astronomy education. | |
  • Top Tucson High School Students in UA Labs This Summer |
    UA summer research program is enabling students to learn lab skills and participate in research projects. | | |
  • UA Alum in ABC Series |
    Oscar Serrano, who earned degrees from the UA in 2000 and 2001, is one of the Johns Hopkins Hospital residents film crews followed for the ABC News series, "Hopkins." | | |
  • UA Working to Boost American Indian Graduate Enrollments |
    The UA was selected by the American Indian Graduate Center to host a program that prepares American Indian students for graduate school. | |
  • Solar Race Team Readies for 2,400-Mile Competition |
    UA student team's Drifter 2.0 heads to Texas on July 4 for the American Solar Challenge. | |
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