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President of National Institute of Cancer in France at UNMC
Cancer means different things to different people. “It can be an empty chair at the table, an empty room in the house,” said David Khayat, M.D., Ph.D., president of the National Institute of Cancer in France and the speaker for the 2004 Carol Bell Lectureship. “Cancer causes pain to families.”
Nov 8, 2004
2005 NU Flex re-enrollment coming soon
On or about Nov. 15, UNMC employees will receive the NU Flex 2005 change forms and informational packets for insurance coverage changes and re-enrollment in the health and dependent care reimbursement accounts.
Nov 5, 2004
Legacy of African American nurses honored
This year’s Tuskegee Airmen International Convention in Omaha featured the first formal tribute to black women in uniform ever held at a Tuskegee Airmen national convention. More recently, Valda Boyd Ford, director of UNMC Community and Multicultural Affairs, reprised her presentation on campus.
Nov 5, 2004
University president meets with UNMC Faculty Senate
James B. Milliken, J.D., stood near the doorway, greeting each person as they entered the room for the 5 p.m. UNMC Faculty Senate meeting. Read about the 45-minute discussion the new University of Nebraska President had Monday with the senate.
Nov 5, 2004
UNMC to participate in mock drill today
Today UNMC will join other state agencies in a mock drill to help bolster their readiness in the event of an actual disaster. The drill, called TEREX 2004, will not impact normal, day-to-day operations at UNMC, or its hospital partner, The Nebraska Medical Center.
Nov 4, 2004
Night of 1,000 Stars set for Dec. 4
If you want to “get down tonight” and “shake, shake, shake your booty,” all while benefiting the Nebraska AIDS Project, then this year’s disco-themed “Night of A Thousand Stars” is for you.
Nov 4, 2004
Center for drug delivery, nanomedicine approved
The University of Nebraska Board of Regents today approved the creation of The Nebraska Center for Drug Delivery and Nanomedicine (CDDN) to develop innovative tools for improving drug delivery systems through nanoscale technologies.
Nov 3, 2004
Center for cellular signaling approved
The University of Nebraska Board of Regents Friday approved UNMC’s proposal to establish the Nebraska Center for Cellular Signaling. Funding for the center comes from a five-year, $9.9 million grant that UNMC received last year.
Nov 3, 2004
UNMC employee satisfaction survey needs your input
Beginning Nov. 8, UNMC employees will be asked to complete a confidential survey that measures employee satisfaction and perceptions. The survey measures employee responses regarding factors that research has indicated influence employee retention. The questionnaire will provide comparative data to the first UNMC survey, conducted in the fall of 2002.
Nov 3, 2004
Center for Research in Leukemia and Lymphoma approved
UNMC received approval Friday from the University of Nebraska Board of Regent for the UNMC Center for Research in Leukemia and Lymphoma. The center will facilitate a more rapid translation of research discoveries to benefit cancer patients.
Nov 2, 2004