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Dr. Robert Glew, Professor of Biochemistry and Microbiology and Research and Associate Professor Dorothy VanderJagt, Nutritionist from the Dept of Biochemistry discuss the study of maternal/child health problems, fatty acid metabolism, sickle cell anemia, nutrition assessment, and body composition in sub-Saharan Africa.

Our guest is Regents Professor Russell Goodman from the Department of Philosophy where he teaches, writes and travels extensively presenting his work and that of other philosophers.

Our guests will be Dr. Christopher Mead, Regents' Professor of Architecture and professor of Art History, School of Architecture and Planning at UNM and architect Antoine Predock, a former student at UNM and currently world-renowned Architect

Books and Authors that Inspire Us. Our guests will be Associate Professor Linney Wix, Educational Specialties Department (Art Education Program) in the College of Education and Lecturer Emeritus V.B. Price, University Honors Program and School of Architecture and Planning.

Our guest will be Dr. Monica Cyrino, Professor of Classics in the Department of Foreign Languages and Literature.

Orthopaedics, Patient Care, Research and Training at the University of New Mexico.

The Cello: More Than a Classical Instrument. Our guest will be Associate Professor David Schepps and several of the cello students in the Department of Music at the University of New Mexico.

Richard Wood, President of the Faculty Senate, talks about how the past few years have provided the University with an opportunity to evaluate its role and purpose.

Doctor 's Stories - Perspectives from Training and Teaching in Medicine. Our guests are Dr. David P. Sklar, Associate Dean for Clinical Affairs and Dr. James Fleming, assistant professor of Emergency Medicine.

Renewable Energy and Much More. Our guest will be Professor Emeritus Alan Reed currently CEO of Veregister Corporation.

News, info, and discussion on a variety of topics related to the University of New Mexico

The conference will raise awareness of domestic violence by placing it within a broader framework and seeks to educate the community on how to identify and understand the problem, to inform the public about the resources available to deal with the issue, and to ensure that victims of domestic violence are adequately protected and defended legally.

This program is a model of interdisciplinary education for the twenty-first century that will give our students necessary critical, creative, and technical skills to apply digital technologies in innovative and productive ways.

Dr. Wang discusses her attempts to cope with the changes in medicine in her autobiographic book The Kitchen Shrink. Jane Blume invites Dr Wang to talk about her book and what she believes are some important issues for future medical practice in the US.