A discussion by WSU Professor Madeline Otis Campbell, Assistant Professor of Urban Studies, together with Dr. Dana Janbek, Associate Professor of Public Relations at Lasell College, of the relevancy of global migrations like those occurring in the Middle East to urban centers like Worcester.
Thursday, November 5, 2015 3:30—4:30 p.m. DCU Center, 50 Foster Street, Worcester
a discussion by Dr. Pamela McCauley, Professor and Director of the Ergonomics Laboratory in the Industrial Engineering and Management Systems Department at the University of Central Florida, regarding opportunities to improve the international response to Ebola and other infectious disease through innovative human-centricbased research methodologies.
Friday, October 16, 2015 7:45—9:15 a.m. WPI—Higgins House 1 John Wing Road, Worcester
A discussion by Dr. Katherine Luzuriaga on advancements in efforts to eradicate HIV infection among infants and children.
A discussion by Andrew Hoffman, Director of the Tufts Regenerative Medicine Lab, of the origins of regenerative medicine and regenerative biology and the role of veterinary medicine in improving the human condition.
The Worcester Regional Research Bureau and Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce are pleased to present a series of debates for contested seats in City of Worcester municipal elections.
QCC faculty look at how public policy and race relations intertwine.
No more pencils, no more books … just a few of Worcester’s leadership proving that their knowledge is beyond elementary! Join us for a friendly competition between Worcester City Councilors and School Committee members as they show they’re smarter, or at least as smart, as any 5th Grader.
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