CLAS News - Spring/Summer 2005
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Around The College: ASU Foundation Building; Piper Writers House; School of Global Studies; School of Human Evolution and Social Change; Office of Professional Studies; new research institutes |
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Research Briefs: Exploring Teotihuacan mystery; studying affection’s stress-reducing effects; witnessing birth of new designer ecosystem; examining hair as unifying experience; analyzing drug-prevention program’s effectiveness |
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Crossing Borders: Several new transdisciplinary initiatives in CLAS are bringing together diverse groups of scholars to provide illumination to the growing problem of illegal immigration and other border issues. |
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The Ants and the Bees: A Story of Complexity: The School of Life Sciences boasts what may be the best social-insect research group in the world, and that group is now teaming up with scientists from other disciplines to increase understanding of how all complex social systems function. |
Strategic Hires: Meet the new chairs of psychology and kinesiology |
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Kevin K. Carroll John R. Hakac |
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Nice Genes: Bioethics Club President Ryan Childers writes about his experience helping to organize the inaugural Western Regional Bioethics Conference for undergraduate students. |
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