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U.VA.
BOARD MEMBER and longtime benefactor William H.
Goodwin Jr. received a standing ovation at Saturday’s
Board of Visitors meeting as two resolutions in
his honor were passed. The first resolution commended
Goodwin for his exceptional leadership as a board
member over the last eight years. The second declared
that the Emmet Street pedestrian bridge be named
the Goodwin Bridge in honor of Goodwin and his
wife Alice T. Goodwin. Full
story.
U.Va.
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U.Va.’s
Darden Graduate School of Business Administration
and the Darden School Foundation recently announced
the appointment of Ann Taylor as executive director
of the foundation. The foundation is an independent,
tax-exempt corporation dedicated to the advancement
of the Darden School. “Ann brings exceptional
background and experience in business, in foundations
and with Darden and U.Va.,” said Robert
S. Harris, dean of the Darden School. Full
story.
Darden School
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He’s
no dummy, he’s SimMan, the latest teaching
tool acquired by U.Va.’s School of Nursing.
The high-tech mannequin made his debut at the
nursing school’s recent open house. Powered
by a computer, SimMan’s lifelike capabilities
include breathing and verbal communication. At
the touch of a button, SimMan can simulate a variety
of symptoms such as coughing and moaning. Reba
Childress (far left), director of the nursing
school’s Laboratories for Clinical Learning,
and grad student Margie Blevins check SimMan’s
blood pressure and heartbeat. Full
story.
U.Va. News Services
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CORRECTIONS:
• Printed
in the Daily Progress — Feb. 8, 2004
•
Letter
to Cavalier Daily Editors — Feb. 5, 2004
•
Corrections
from the Daily Progress — Jan. 25, 2004
•
Letter
to Channel 29 News Editors — Jan. 28, 2004
•
Daily
Progress:
Change
Wouldn’t Be That Extreme — Jan. 28, 2004
•
Newsweek
Correction: U.Va.'s Law and Darden Schools Financially
Self-Sufficient, Not Private — Jan. 29, 2004
ALSO
IN THE NEWS TODAY:
•
U.Va.
Offers Bold, New Financial Aid Plan
•
U.Va.
Alumnus, Professional Football Player Tiki Barber to Speak
at Valediction
•
Darden
School to Host First-of-its-Kind Ethics Initiative
for Business Schools and CEOs
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Power,
Progress, Perseverance: Visiting Professor Dorothy
Brown
4:20
p.m., WB126 • Speaker: Dorothy Brown, currently
teaching Critical Race Theory at U.Va.; full-time
law professor at Washington and Lee University •
Free and open to the public • Sponsored by
the Black Law Student Alliance. |
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