Paula McNeil-Shelby,
Kinesiology and Health Science, received the “Woman of the Year Community
Service Award” given by the National Council of Negro Women, Sacramento
Chapter.
Grants
S. K. Ramesh,
Electrical and Electronic Engineering, has received a 2006 INTEL equipment grant
to establish a new EEE graduate computing laboratory in Santa Clara Hall 1235.
The equipment consists of a dozen high-end workstations and will be installed
by the end of April. In addition, the grant supports the development costs,
and provides seed funding, for a microprocessor-based learning platform that
is expected to be used laterally across the curriculum. The value of the INTEL
grant is approximately $43,000.
Scholarship
Ron Coleman,
Biological Sciences, was invited to participate in the "Dinner with a Scientist"
event held in Modesto on March 21. This event allows local middle school students
to meet and have dinner with scientists to encourage the students to pursue
careers in science and engineering.
Sue Foster,
Art, is chair for a sculpture exhibition at the Sacramento Fine Art Center April
23-May 27.
Stanislaus
J. Dundon, Philosophy, gave a presentation to the Science Club at Rio
Americano High School on the benefits of new genetically modified foods, and
the risks of their inadequate regulation on March 29. Dundon is also quoted
several times concerning the future of the Great Central Valley by noted essayist
Gerald Haslam in his most recent book of essays Haslam's Valley (2005,
Heyday Books).
Richard
Adams, English, and Tom Knutson, Communication Studies,
organized and conducted a pre-departure seminar for Sacramento State students
going to Thailand to teach at the Chitralada Royal Palace School in Bangkok.
Adams and Knutson helped develop the student program in cooperation with officials
at the Chitralada Royal Palace School.
In the
News
Mark Emerson
and David Wetzl, Art, had the exhibition of their paintings
at JayJay Gallery in Sacramento reviewed in the April 2006 issue of the West
Coast edition of Gallery Guide. Emerson's painting serves as the color
illustration for the magazine while a painting by Wetzl is illustrated on the
page with the review.
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