With the end of the year just around the corner, award ceremonies are taking place to honor the people and organizations that create a well-rounded community on campus. The Faculty and Staff Honors and Awards Ceremony is no exception. The … Continued
Explaining whether revenge and violence are natural human responses is not an easy feat. Professor of psychology at University of Washington David Barash, combines psychology, evolutionary biology and peace studies to bring a rational explanation to these universal human behaviors. … Continued
What is the role of psychosocial factors on recovery from physical injuries? What is the impact of cultural competency on client-centered care? What are ways to promote function for injured farmers and ranchers? How can we develop client–centered occupational therapy … Continued
The love of dance, commitment to the team and the ability to smile and perform are the key factors head coach Berkley Holzschuh looks for when choosing the 2013-2014 Dance Team members. Holzschuh doesn’t expect every dances to exhibit a … Continued
ASNER FROM PAGE 1 Fredricksen in the 2009 Pixar film “Up.” Asner, 83, channeled the grumpy yet playful spirit of Lou Grant most of Monday afternoon, challenging his audience by saying, “I bet you’re trying to figure me out. Keep … Continued
