College of Humanities and Social Sciences

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�� names dean for college of humanities, social sciences	LeaAnn Martin has been appointed to serve for a fixed term as dean of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences at Western Washington University. Next month, Brent Carbajal, the college’s current dean, starts a two-year fixed term as ��’s provost and vice president for academic…	2013-07-23
'Memories of Light' serial science-fiction story starts Monday, July 22	What will Bellingham be like 100 years from now? That vision was the starting point for "Memories of Light," a serial science fiction story written by six Whatcom County residents. The first chapter appears in The Bellingham Herald on Monday, July 22, with subsequent chapters…	2013-07-23
New Presidents or Provosts	Brent Carbajal, dean of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences at Western Washington University, has been promoted to provost and vice president for academic affairs there.	2013-07-22
��'s Mitchell, Fisher earn academic honors	Two Western Washington University men's basketball players - center Chris Mitchell and forward Damien Fisher - were named to the National Association of Basketball Coaches Honors Court announced Wednesday, July 17. The Honors Court recognizes collegiate basketball student-athletes…	2013-07-19
Ethical-legacy wills convey 'who we are' to heirs	Terminally ill with pancreatic cancer, Carnegie Mellon professor Randy Pausch delivered his "The Last Lecture" in 2007. His talk and, later, bestselling book included childhood stories, such as painting his room and covering his walls with drawings of chess pieces, a quadratic…	2013-07-15
GMO battle lands in Washington	A national fight over labeling of genetically engineered foods is touching down in Washington this fall, fueled by money from organic and food-safety advocates. On the other side, large agribusiness and food industry groups are giving mightily to efforts that oppose Initiative 522. …	2013-07-15
Philosopher's Downfall, From Star to 'Ruin,' Divides a Discipline	Colin McGinn is towering above Miami Beach. The prominent British philosopher, who was considered a star hire by the University of Miami several years ago, is sitting on the deck of his penthouse condo as waves crash onto the shore 43 floors below. …	2013-07-09
Trimble presents invited paper at Houston conference		2013-06-27
Miran joins editorial board of 'Northeast African Studies'		2013-06-27
�� names dean for college of humanities, social sciences	LeaAnn Martin has been appointed to serve for a fixed term as dean of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences at Western Washington University. Next month, Brent Carbajal, the college’s current dean, starts a two-year fixed term as ��’s provost and vice president for academic…	2013-06-27

�� names dean for college of humanities, social sciences

LeaAnn Martin has been appointed to serve for a fixed term as dean of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences at Western Washington University.
Next month, Brent Carbajal, the college’s current dean, starts a two-year fixed term as ��’s provost and vice president for academic…

2013-07-23

'Memories of Light' serial science-fiction story starts Monday, July 22

What will Bellingham be like 100 years from now?

That vision was the starting point for "Memories of Light," a serial science fiction story written by six Whatcom County residents. The first chapter appears in The Bellingham Herald on Monday, July 22, with subsequent chapters…

2013-07-23

New Presidents or Provosts

Brent Carbajal, dean of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences at Western Washington University, has been promoted to provost and vice president for academic affairs there.

2013-07-22

��'s Mitchell, Fisher earn academic honors

Two Western Washington University men's basketball players - center Chris Mitchell and forward Damien Fisher - were named to the National Association of Basketball Coaches Honors Court announced Wednesday, July 17.

The Honors Court recognizes collegiate basketball student-athletes…

2013-07-19

Ethical-legacy wills convey 'who we are' to heirs

Terminally ill with pancreatic cancer, Carnegie Mellon professor Randy Pausch delivered his "The Last Lecture" in 2007.

His talk and, later, bestselling book included childhood stories, such as painting his room and covering his walls with drawings of chess pieces, a quadratic…

2013-07-15

GMO battle lands in Washington

A national fight over labeling of genetically engineered foods is touching down in Washington this fall, fueled by money from organic and food-safety advocates.

On the other side, large agribusiness and food industry groups are giving mightily to efforts that oppose Initiative 522.

…

2013-07-15

Philosopher's Downfall, From Star to 'Ruin,' Divides a Discipline

Colin McGinn is towering above Miami Beach.

The prominent British philosopher, who was considered a star hire by the University of Miami several years ago, is sitting on the deck of his penthouse condo as waves crash onto the shore 43 floors below.
…

2013-07-09

Trimble presents invited paper at Houston conference

2013-06-27

Miran joins editorial board of 'Northeast African Studies'

2013-06-27

�� names dean for college of humanities, social sciences

LeaAnn Martin has been appointed to serve for a fixed term as dean of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences at Western Washington University.
Next month, Brent Carbajal, the college’s current dean, starts a two-year fixed term as ��’s provost and vice president for academic…

2013-06-27

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