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September 2019
Benefits and Retirement Overview
Open Enrollment will be here in November. Now may be a good time to join Human Resource Services (HRS) and TIAA for an overview of the benefit and retirement savings options available through WSU.
This session is open to all benefit eligible employees, and will be held September 6 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. See more details here.
Open Forum – Candidate for Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs
WSU Health Sciences Spokane will host an open forum with Jeffrey Fairbrother, Ph.D., candidate for the position of vice chancellor for academic affairs on Monday, Sept. 9. See details here to see his biography and to watch via ZOOM.
Find out more »NEP Seminar Series
Join Christopher Connolly, Ph.D., as he talks about "Examining physical and psychosocial barriers to physical activity behavior during pregnancy." This is part of the Nutrition and Exercise Physiology 505 course. Everyone is invited to attend this seminar series. Contact Dr. Hans Haverkamp with any questions at 368-6912.
Find out more »Sleep and Performance Research Center Seminar Series Special Lecture
Join Dr. Philippa Gander, Research Professor at the Sleep/Wake Research Centre at Massey University. She will present the Greg Belenky Distinquished Lecture, "Safer Nursing 24/7: A new approach." Everyone is invited. See complete details here.
Find out more »ESFCOM Research Connection Series
Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine's Department of Medical Education and Clinical Sciences hosts Research Connection Series: Join Dr. Anna Zamora-Kapoor who will present, "Breastfeeding and Obesity among Native Americans," and Dr. Kimberly Honn as she presents, "Sleep and Performance." The DMECS Research Connections Series is every third Tuesday each month from 12:10 - 1 p.m. See more details here.
Find out more »NEP Seminar Series
Join Ali McManus, Ph.D., as she talks about "High altitude in children: practicalities and physiology." This is part of the Nutrition and Exercise Physiology 505 course. Everyone is invited to attend this seminar series. Contact Dr. Hans Haverkamp with any questions at 368-6912.
Find out more »Sleep and Performance Research Seminar Series
Dr. Steve A. Brown is the head of Chronobiology and Sleep Research Group at the University of Zurich. He earned his Ph.D. in molecular biology at the Harvard Medical School under the mentorship of Dr. Robert Kingston. Dr. Brown then joined the lab of Dr. Ueli Schibler in Geneva, Switzerland where he started his work on circadian rhythms. During his time as a postdoctoral fellow in the Schibler lab, Dr. Steve Brown discovered two transcription factors regulating the negative limb of the mammalian circadian clock oscillator. See more information here.
Find out more »Seminar Series
Join Brent Ruby, Ph.D., as he talks about "Tackling measures of human energy expenditure and water flux during arduous field environments: What does this suggest about early humans?." This is part of the Nutrition and Exercise Physiology 505 course. Everyone is invited to attend this seminar series. Contact Dr. Hans Haverkamp with any questions at 368-6912.
Find out more »October 2019
Biomedical Seminar Series
Dr. Nicola Grissom will be visiting WSU Spokane. Dr. Grissom is the director of the NeuroGOAL lab, which is part of the Psychology Department at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities Campus. Please plan to attend her seminar entitled, 'Let me try that again: reinforcement learning, sex differences, and autism-associated genotypes'. Everyone is invited. See more details here.
Find out more »Biomedical Sciences Seminar Series
Dr. Stephen Morairty will be visiting WSU Spokane on October 2nd. Please plan to attend his seminar at 11:00am in SAC 249, entitled 'EEG Biomarkers of Disease Progression in Mouse Models of Huntington's Disease'. Everyone is invited. See more information about his work and research here. Sign up for a meeting and/or meal time here, also.
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