Jan. 20, 2016 Announcements

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    Here’s what was posted to UofL Today on Jan. 19, 2016:

     

    ·       Free film series offers international focus for 10th year. Read more.

     

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    DID YOU KNOW?

     

    Woodrow Mann Strickler was the 13th president of UofL, serving from 1968 to 1972. His papers are held in the University Archives and Strickler Hall on Belknap Campus is named for him.

     

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    Campus-Submitted Announcement List

     

    Health and Wellness

    1.) Be your best self: Work with a wellness coach intern

    2.) Get Healthy Now Inclement Weather Policy 

    3.) Ride with your GHN friends with InCycle and InCycle Express.

    4.) Get Healthy Now Wellness Center Employee Appreciation Open House: “Be Your Golden Self in 2016”

    Miscellaneous

    5.) IT Bleeding Edge of Technology

    6.) Title IX training is today

    7.) Lab Safety and Hazardous Waste training

    8.) Master of Education in Counseling & Personnel Services, College Student Personnel (CSP), prospective student sessions scheduled

    Talks/Seminars

    9.) University of Louisville/Yearlings Club Forum Series

    10.) Seminars in Neuroscience

    11.) Rachel Buurma: Note, Index, Topic: The Preparation of the Victorian Novel

    Grand Rounds

    12.) Medicine: 2016 John Walker Moore Lecture

    13.) Cardiovascular Medicine

    14.) Endocrinology

    Studies

    15.) Lung Function Study in African-American Children

     

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    Campus-Submitted Announcements

     

    Health and Wellness

    1.) Be your best self: Work with a wellness coach intern

    The time that works for YOU! The place that works for YOU!

    Free: employees, spouses and QAs

    “Coaching has been so valuable for my well-being! Others notice the difference; my coach was cheerful, encouraging, and helped me carry out my plan. — UofL employee. Take advantage of the chance to partner with a Get Healthy Now wellness coach intern who will help you work toward any health behavior change. You will meet with the coach one hour a week for eight weeks. Our interns have successfully completed a semester of intensive coach training and are closely supervised by a certified coach.

    Additional Information: Take the first step toward a lasting change in your life: email pkkomm01@louisville.edu and include: your name; email address; phone number, and campus location.

     

    2.) Get Healthy Now Inclement Weather Policy 

    Keeping our members and employees safe is of utmost importance to Get Healthy Now. During the course of the year, the University of Louisville may decide to close campus or operate on a delayed schedule in cases of inclement weather. When the University of Louisville offices are closed, the Get Healthy Now Wellness Center will be closed as well. Regular hours of operation will begin when the closure is lifted. http://louisville.edu/gethealthynow/about-ghn/policies

    Additional Information: http://louisville.edu/gethealthynow; Email ghn@louisville.edu; 852-7755.

     

     

    3.) Ride with your GHN friends with InCycle and InCycle Express.

    Mondays & Wednesdays: 6:30 to 7 a.m.; 5:30 to 6:15 p.m., Friday noon to 12:30 p.m., Get Healthy Now Wellness Center at Humana Gym

    Free for GHN Wellness Center members

    Ride with your GHN friends with InCycle and InCycle Express: Jump on one of our bikes and start peddling! Our certified instructors will lead you through a challenging series of courses to maximize your caloric burn, but you control your own resistance and speed allowing you to continuously progress forward from your current fitness level. These classes provide a great cardio workout while supporting participants of all fitness levels. New class time offered this month for the early birds!

    Additional Information: Group Fitness Schedule; http://louisville.edu/gethealthynow; Email ghn@louisville.edu; 852-7755.

     

    4.) Get Healthy Now Wellness Center Employee Appreciation Open House: “Be Your Golden Self in 2016”

    Jan. 20, 4:30 to 6:30 p.m., Get Healthy Now Wellness Center at Humana Gym

    Free Event

    Be your Golden Self with the help of GHN at our Employee Appreciation Open House today. To celebrate 2016, every 16th person to attend the event will win a GHN prize! Take advantage of free tours, equipment demos, fitness classes, healthy refreshments including “Meatless Monday” samplings from City Cafe, and information about UofL Sustainability initiatives. Better health, more energy, increased strength and muscle tone—your best self starts here at the Get Healthy Now Wellness Center!

    Additional Information: http://louisville.edu/gethealthynow; Email ghn@louisville.edu; 852-7755.

     

    Miscellaneous

    5.) IT Bleeding Edge of Technology

    Jan. 20, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Bigelow Hall, Miller IT Center

    Free

    Please make plans to donate much-needed blood at IT’s Annual Bleeding Edge of Technology blood drive today (Jan. 20). To schedule an appointment, visit redcrossblood.org and enter sponsor code: UOFLMITC. If you have any questions, please contact Victoria Harpe at 852-4308. The need is constant. The gratification is instant. Give blood.

    Additional Information: Victoria Harpe, 852-4308; redcrossblood.org and enter sponsor code: UOFLMITC

     

    6.) Title IX training is today

    Jan. 20, 1 to 2 p.m., Room 103A, Human Resources Building

    Free

    Are you aware that as a UofL employee, you are likely a mandatory Title IX reporter? Do you understand the responsibilities and requirements included in this role? There are two federal laws, Title IX & the Clery Act, that establish responsibilities for employees of universities to report certain types of crimes and incidents, especially sexual misconduct. To learn more about these laws, including the reporting requirements of “responsible employees,” and how to report, register now.

    Additional Information: staffdev@louisville.edu.

     

    7.) Lab Safety and Hazardous Waste training

    Jan. 21, 9 to 11 a.m., Room 2034, KWING/ School of Nursing

    Free

    Recently hired lab employees who work with chemicals should attend this training. Recurrent training for lab employees is required every three years and may be completed in Bioraft (online refresher training). Bring employee/student ID number to sign in. Attendees can pre-register at www.louisville.edu/dehs, however advance registration is not required.

    Additional Information: Cathy Price, 852-2956.

     

    8.) Master of Education in Counseling & Personnel Services, College Student Personnel (CSP), prospective student sessions scheduled

    Jan. 23, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., Room 102 Woodford and Harriet Porter Building

    Free

    Are you interested in a graduate school program that focuses on assisting students through their college experience? Come find out if the Master of Education focusing on College Student Personnel (CSP) is the right graduate program for you and your professional development. There is an all-day workshop session where you can meet current students, faculty and alumni, and interact with other prospective students. You will also receive information regarding graduate assistantships and internships.

    Additional Information: Dr. Amy Hirschy or Nneka M. Moseley.

     

    Talks/Seminars

    9.) University of Louisville/Yearlings Club Forum Series

    Jan. 21, 6 to 8 p.m., Yearlings Club, 4309 W. Broadway

    Free and open to the public

    Dr. Kevin W. Cosby, president, Simmons College of Kentucky; Gill Holland, founder, Portland Investment Initiative; MaryEllen Wiederwohl, chief, Louisville Forward, Office of the Mayor. MODERATOR: Nat Irvin, II, Professor of Management, College of Business. Join us as our distinguished panel will discuss their economic development initiatives underway in West Louisville. Learn about the role that education has in stimulating job growth and economic opportunities.

    Additional Information: Light refreshments served. For additional information, please contact Clest Lanier (502) 852-3042.

     

    10.) Seminars in Neuroscience

    Jan. 21, 4 p.m., Baxter I Auditorium, Lower Level

    Free

    Erika Holzbaur, PhD, professor, University of Pennsylvania, Perelman School of Medicine, will present Autophagy and mitophagy in neuronal homeostasis and neurodegeneration. Sponsored by the Kentucky Spinal Cord Injury Research Center.

    Additional Information: Natalie Rogers, 852-0284.

     

    11.) Rachel Buurma: Note, Index, Topic: The Preparation of the Victorian Novel

    Jan. 21, 4 to 5 p.m., Room 300 Humanities

    Free

    Scholars of literature continue to multiply methods for researching the sources of and inspirations for the Victorian novel. But how did Victorian novelists themselves do research? Following Roland Barthes’s methodological reorientation from the position of the critic to that of the novelist in “The Preparation of the Novel,” this talk asks how understanding novelists’ note-taking systems and self-archiving practices can help us rethink our ways of knowing the Victorian novel.

    For more information contact Deborah.lutz@louisville.edu.

     

    Grand Rounds

    12.) Medicine: 2016 John Walker Moore Lecture

    Jan. 21, 8 a.m., Ambulatory Care Building auditorium

    Medicine Grand Rounds presents the 2016 John Walker Moore Lecture featuring William F. Young Jr., MD, MSc, Professor of Medicine and Chair, Division of Endocrinology and Metabolism at the Mayo Clinic College of Medicine. Dr. Young will present Spells: In Search of a Cause focusing on what a spell is, historical perspectives of spells, discussing what is a typical pheochromocytoma spell, and diagnostic testing strategies and treatment options for patients with spells.

    For more information, contact Jason Puckett, 852-1825.

     

    13.) Cardiovascular Medicine

    Jan. 20, noon to 1 p.m., Jewish Hospital- Rudd, Heart and Lung Center – 16th, Top floor Conference Center

    Please join the Division of Cardiovascular Medicine, featuring Sohail Ikram, professor of Medicine, Director, Invasive / Interventional Cardiology & Interventional Training Program at the University of Louisville, School of Medicine. Dr. Ikram will present “Interventional Cardiology: A Hazardous Occupation.”

    Additional Information: Monica Sivori; http://louisville.edu/medicine/cmgr.

     

    14.) Endocrinology

    Jan. 20, 4 p.m., Baxter II Research Building, lower level, Room 038

    Please join us as William F. Young, Jr., MD, MSc, professor of medicine, chair, division of Endocrinology, Diabetes, Metabolism, and Nutrition, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN, presents, “Endocrine Hypertension – 2016.”

    Additional Information: Kelly Galiette, 852-5237.

     

    Studies

    15.) Lung Function Study in African-American Children

    A research study is being conducted under the direction of Dr. Nemr Eid and Dr. Scott Bickel to determine normal values in an FDA-approved non-invasive test of lung function in African Americans. This study is open to African-American children 3 to 18 years old who were not born premature and with no personal or family history of asthma, wheezing or allergies. Subjects who qualify and enroll will receive a $25 gift card.

    For more information, please call 502-852-3772. IRB # 15.0473 (Department of Pediatric Pulmonology).

     

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