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November 2017
Depression and Anxiety Forum
This forum is sponsored by Healing Spokane and will discuss ways to aid depression and anxiety from several different viewpoints. Everyone is welcome.
Find out more »December 2017
Research Ethics Seminar
Carol Llewellyn, CCRP will lead the discussion on “Distinguishing boundaries between the roles of clinician and researcher.” Bring your lunch and a colleague to this interactive session!
Find out more »January 2018
Research Ethics Seminar Series
Michael McDonell and Kait Hirchak will talk about ethical considerations of working with vulnerable populations. Bring your lunch and a colleague to this interactive session!
Find out more »NEP Nutrition Presentation
"What do you drink? It makes more difference than you think!" Bring you lunch and enjoy new topics each week.
Find out more »AWIS Lunch and Learn
Dr. Joe Harding will present his research on developing treatments for neurodegenerative diseases. This will be a great opportunity to discuss translating science into entrepreneurial enterprises. Please RSVP.
Find out more »February 2018
Research First Friday
Health Promotion Intervention Research with American Indians and Alaska Natives
Find out more »Lunch with NEP Students-GMO
"What to know about GMO." Bring you lunch and find out about issues surrounding GMOs and what that means to you.
Find out more »Pre-Retirement Seminar
Have you been thinking about retirement? This session will give you valuable information as you prepare to take the next step towards retirement. See more information here.
Find out more »Sleep Seminar
Mark Blumberg, Ph.D., will present an SPRC Seminar on Monday, Feb. 12 at 3 p.m. in SAC 249, entitled Developing the sensorimotor system in our sleep: Implications for typical and atypical human development. Find out more information now.
Find out more »Heart Health-NEP student presentation
"Be Heart healthy" - Learn how nutrition and exercise can help decrease risk factors such as hypertension, cholesterol, and BMI for heart disease.
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