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SUMMARY:SOLD Human Trafficking Experience
DESCRIPTION:Much more than just an exhibit\, SOLD is a multi-sensory experience that will educate you on the shocking reality of human trafficking\, both locally and globally. Participants will be immersed into the lives of victims in nine different parts of the world. SOLD challenges participants to respond to human trafficking with justice\, mercy and humility. \nPlan to spend about an hour in the experience (and longer if there is a line to get in). \nThis exhibition is being organized and hosted by ÎçÒ¹¾ç³¡ College of Nursing
URL:/event/sold-human-trafficking-experience/
LOCATION:CIC 120/120A
ORGANIZER;CN="Kay Olsen":MAILTO:olson7@wsu.edu
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SUMMARY:IEEE/SWE Professional Development Event
DESCRIPTION:Sponsored by IEEE WSUTC Student Chapter and Society of Women Engineers (SWE)-Eastern Washington \nAbstract: Interested in public policy? Wondered if your voice had any influence? Want to do more than just vote? Ever been interested in running for political office? Learn how engineers can influence public policies\, rules\, and laws without being a politician or staging a massive protest. Jocelyne Gray\, PE\, President-Elect of Washington Society of Professional Engineers will share her experiences with influencing public policy and provide ways you can get involved at the local\, state\, and federal levels. \nBiography: Jocelyne is a graduate from WSU with a B.S. in Civil Engineering. As Director of Operations – Water at the Mason County PUD No.1 she is a water expert\, providing clean\, safe drinking water to several communities. She was selected as one of the 2012 Top Female Executives by Worldwide Who’s Who for her leadership in public utilities. Her operations department received the 2011 Grace Under Pressure award from the State Office of Drinking Water for professionally handling the E. coli contamination of two water systems in 2010 after the area received 200% of its normal monthly rainfall.   \nJocelyne is currently the President-elect of the Washington Society of Professional Engineers. She has also been very active in the Society of Women Engineers since 1996\, encouraging young females to enter the profession. \nRSVP: http://ews.swe.org/professionaldevelopment.html
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LOCATION:BSEL 101
ORGANIZER;CN="M. Osman":MAILTO:osman@tricity.wsu.edu
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SUMMARY:IEEE/SWE Professional Development Event
DESCRIPTION:Event Description:\nWhen: Thursday\, April 7\, 2016 at 5:30 pm\nLocation: ÎçÒ¹¾ç³¡\nBioproducts\, Science\, and Engineering Laboratory (BSEL)\nRoom 101\nSponsored by IEEE WSUTC Student Chapter and Society of Women Engineers (SWE)-Eastern Washington \nRSVP: http://ews.swe.org/professionaldevelopment.html \nAbstract: Interested in public policy? Wondered if your voice had any influence? Want to do more than just vote? Ever been interested in running for political office? Learn how engineers can influence public policies\, rules\, and laws without being a politician or staging a massive protest. Jocelyne Gray\, PE\, President-Elect of Washington Society of Professional Engineers will share her experiences with influencing public policy and provide ways you can get involved at the local\, state\, and federal levels. \nBiography: Jocelyne is a graduate from WSU with a B.S. in Civil Engineering. As Director of Operations – Water at the Mason County PUD No.1 she is a water expert\, providing clean\, safe drinking water to several communities. She was selected as one of the 2012 Top Female Executives by Worldwide Who’s Who for her leadership in public utilities. Her operations department received the 2011 Grace Under Pressure award from the State Office of Drinking Water for professionally handling the E. coli contamination of two water systems in 2010 after the area received 200% of its normal monthly rainfall. \nJocelyne is currently the President-elect of the Washington Society of Professional Engineers. She has also been very active in the Society of Women Engineers since 1996\, encouraging young females to enter the profession.
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LOCATION:BSEL 101
ORGANIZER;CN="Professor Osman":MAILTO:osman@wsu.edu
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SUMMARY:Herbert M. Parker Foundation Lecture by Dr. Antone L. Brooks - Irradiated: My Experience
DESCRIPTION:Herbert M. Parker Foundation Lecture by Dr. Antone L. Brooks – open to the public \nIrradiated: My Experience \nI will provide a brief review of my experience working with radiation\, especially internally deposited radioactive material.  My history starts in St. George Utah during the above ground testing of the Atomic Bombs at the Nevada test site.  I was a down-winder and had a first-hand view of the testing.  My MS degree at the University of Utah was directed toward following the movement of radioactive fallout from the A-bomb tests through the environment and into man.  It was on everything and in everything and my concern and fear for my friends\, family and personal health and welfare was high.  I went on to get a Ph.D. Cornell University to study the health effects of radiation with special emphasis on genetic alterations and cancer induction.  Since graduation I have invested my research life trying to understand the effects of radiation\, especially the type of radiation that I was exposed to\, internally deposited radioactive materials.  My extensive experimental research\, analysis and study of radiation has helped me put the risks for low doses of ionizing radiation into a framework where my fears of low doses no longer exists.   I realize that this area is of great importance and that many different opinions exist on the risk and I look forward to having an open and useful discussion on this subject. \n 
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LOCATION:East Auditorium\, 2710 Crimson Way\, Richland\, WA\, 99354-1671\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Ken Fincher":MAILTO:ken.fincher@tricity.wsu.edu
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