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OF MICE AND MARIO

On March 9 you can hear more about the work of the University of Utah’s own Nobel laureate, Mario Capecchi, at a pizza and politics event that is part of the “Outstanding Professor Lecture Series,” sponsored by the U’s Hinckley Institute of Politics.

LESSONS FROM THE EBOLA EPIDEMIC

Ebola has transformed the way the international community thinks about epidemic diseases. What will the global future look like, particularly for the World Health Organization? Join Professor Lawrence H. Gostin at 49th Annual Leary Lecture.

WHY THEY TEACH NOW

Hear educator and best-selling author Sonia Nieto detail teachers’ stories of struggle, hope and the future.

SECRECY WEEK TICKETS SOLD OUT

Glenn Greenwald, best known for his series of articles in The Guardian detailing classified documents provided by Edward Snowden, will speak at the University of Utah in April. Tickets are now available. Click the photo to the left for information.

Announcements
Teaching awards, volunteer training and more
A Healthier U
Wellness in your daily life, expired mascara can harm you and more
Benefiting U
Screening job applications, resumes and cover letters
Teaching Resources
Teaching clinical skills workshop and more

U CELEBRATES WOMEN’S WEEK

Inspiration for the TV show ‘Scandal’s’ Olivia Pope gives keynote during Women’s Week. Events continue throughout this week.

SAMPLING OF U FACULTY, STAFF TO BE SURVEYED BY CHRONICLE OF HIGHER ED

This year the U is participating in The Chronicle of Higher Education’s Great Colleges to Work For program. A random sample of employees will be invited to provide feedback. What to expect if you’re chosen.

Sustainability across campus

Multiple departments recognized in first annual Alta Sustainability Leadership Awards.