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 IMMENSE
GRATIFICATION can only describe the feeling of
having one’s research recognized with a
half-a-million-dollar “Genius Award.” Even
more gratifying is the sense that one’s
life work has been recognized as legitimate and
important. U.Va.’s Janine Jagger (top left)
and Brooks Pate have joined the ranks of “genius.” Besides
sharing a dedication to
their respective
fields of study, they now share the prestige
of being named a MacArthur
Fellow. Jagger
is one of a dozen fellows in public health; Pate
is one of 10 chemists on the list of recipients. Full
story.
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When
the military commissions open the trials of
terror detainees held in Guantanamo Bay, Americans
will be able to take pride in the process that
ensures full and fair justice, according to
Judge Advocate
General School Commandant Gen.
Scott Black, who recently spoke at U.Va.’s
Miller Center of Public Affairs. Full
story.
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Thanks
to a new program that supports faculty in the
arts, humanities and social sciences, Maurie
McInnis, an assistant professor in U.Va.’s
art department, was able to complete a study
of the architecture of Charleston, South Carolina.
Established by the Vice President for Research
and Graduate Studies in collaboration with
the Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences,
the program offers grants of up to $3,000 to
faculty for any activity or expense related
to a scholarly or research project. Full
story.
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