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Intel Chairman To Speak At Commencement
The man credited with perfecting Intel's
powerful microprocessors will speak at UM's
112th Commencement ceremonies on
Saturday, May 16, at the Adams Center.
Craig Barrett, chairman of the board for
technology giant Intel Corp., will speak at the
9:30 a.m. ceremony for the College of Arts and
Sciences and College of Technology. He will
speak again during the 2 p.m. ceremony for
the professional schools of business
administration, fine arts, journalism and
education, and the Colleges of Forestry and
Conservation and Health Professions and
Biomedical Sciences.
UM will present two honorary doctorate
degrees during the Commencement
ceremonies, as well. Caleb Shields, a resident
of the Fort Peck Reservation, will receive an
Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree
during the morning ceremony, and Phyllis
Washington of Missoula will receive an
Honorary Doctor of Education degree during
the afternoon ceremony.
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Publications
Beck, David R.M. 2009. "Standing Out Here in
the Surf: The Termination and Restoration of
the Coos, Lower Umpqua and Siuslaw Indians
of Western Oregon in Historical Perspective."
Oregon Historical Quarterly, 110(1),
6-37.
Drake, Richard. 2008. "Evola? Romantico e
antiamericano..." In Il Maestro della
Tradizione; Dialoghi su Julius Evola. (Ed.)
Marco Iacona. Naples:Controcorrente.
pp. 305-309.
Hughes, Rosemary (with others). 2008. "Do
Secondary Conditions Explain the Relation
Between Depression and Health Care Cost in
Women with Physical Disabilities?" Archives
of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation,
89(10), 1880-1886.
Sriraman, Bharath (co-editor). 2009.
Interdisciplinarity, Creativity and Learning:
Mathematics with Literature, Paradoxes,
History, Technology & Modeling.
Charlotte, NC:Information Age Publishing.
248 pp.
Sriraman, Bharath (co-author). 2009. "The
Mathematics of Estimation: Possibilities for
Interdisciplinary Pedagogy and Social
Consciousness." Interchange: A Quarterly
Review of Education, 40(2).
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The peer-reviewed publication "Including
Ethics
in Business Curriculum," by co-authors
Department of Management and Marketing
Professor Nader Shooshtari,
Department of Geography Senior Lecturer
Udo Fluck and Jack Reece of Cleveland
State University, was presented by Shooshtari
at
the annual conference of the Association of
Marketing Theory and Practice held in March
at Jekyll Island, Georgia.
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