UC Irvine’s provost accepts position as University of Oregon president
Respected leader oversaw explosive campus growth, maintained commitment to quality.
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Activism replaces alienation for undocumented Latino youth
Undocumented Latino youth turn to activism to combat obstacles. Study co-authored by UCI anthropologist details experiences of young immigrants.
A positive influence
UC Irvine Alumni recognize the executive vice chancellor/provost’s contributions to UCI with an Extraordinarius designation.
UCI delegation returns from academic trip to Israel
Highlights included a meeting with Israel President Shimon Peres.
A cure for healthcare
In a bustling trailer at the El Sol Science & Arts Academy in downtown Santa Ana, UC Irvine’s Program in Nursing Science offers a window to healthcare’s future. Children and their parents fill a sparse waiting area, but the people in white coats who move from room to room seeing the young patients aren’t physicians. […]
Highlights of 2011 at UCI
UC Irvine students, staff and faculty stepped up in the face of another year of budget challenges and fee increases with continued drive, talent and innovation. The results? More research breakthroughs, national honors and global outreach — even a second dodgeball world record. Here are snapshots of UCI 2011. As always, it was quite a […]
‘A Celebration of Stars,’ delivers the goods
Annual gala honoring UCI Medal recipients supports graduate fellowships, other key campus programs.
Five decades of dedication
Ellen Lewis’ impact on the nursing profession extends well beyond her success in establishing UC Irvine’s Program in Nursing Science, and she recently received the 2011 Diane F. Cooper Lifetime Achievement Award – one of the highest honors bestowed in nursing – from NurseWeek/Nurse.com.
Students benefit from Medal gala
Funds raised from annual gala will benefit graduate fellowships, scholarships and other student-focused projects through the Shaping the Future campaign.
Patents pending
They call it “the baby monitor,” but it’s nothing like the ones sold at Babies “R” Us that alert parents when junior’s crying in his crib. Developed by UC Irvine pediatrics professor Dr. Dan Cooper, the sophisticated wireless device can detect subtle movements in infants that signal increased risk of cerebral palsy, autism and other neurological […]