As a part of one of the preeminent departments at Stanford Medicine, Dermatology Faculty are committed to Discovery, Education, and Patient Care.
(Chinen) Ben Wendel-Ralph Alessi Quintet (Friday) Ben Wendel, a multireedist in his mid-30s, and Ralph Alessi, a trumpeter closing in on 50, share a fastidious approach to improvisation, but one still committed to discovery.
The awards provide support for outstanding students who are committed to the discovery and/or application of knowledge related to CLF's two main program areas, Farming for the Future and Eating for the Future.
"As the state's research, land-grant institution, we must stay committed to the discovery, dissemination, application and preservation of knowledge to support our mission while abiding by state and federal laws," Banken said in a statement.
The Ansary Stem Cell Institute scientists are committed to translating discoveries into the clinical setting, including developing technology to grow blood vessels.
Nutrition at Cornell is committed to knowledge generation, discovery and improving human health in the areas of: Precision Nutrition and Metabolism; Lifecycle Nutrition; Food and Nutrition Systems; and, Social and Behavioral Nutrition.
The most important idea he absorbed from Dorner was that of the museum as a place of learning and discovery committed to living artists.
Her friendship survived and despite the personal challenges that have tumbled upon her in the past year, Wendy is committed to her path of discovery and helping her clients connect to their own truth.
While some readers previously questioned the use of decoys to lure sharks, the team from Discovery is committed to finding less invasive measures to study sharks in dangerous waters, including the Shark Spy camera, which is also featured in "Air Jaws Apocalypse".
Although disciplines on campus may be as diverse as opinions and backgrounds as divergent as areas of study, those of us in the academy should be, ostensibly, committed to the same goal: the discovery, pursuit, and dissemination of knowledge.
Consider the word "university" itself: the prefix, uni, Latin for "unity, to be one"; and the stem, vers, "to turn". Although disciplines on campus may be as diverse as opinions and backgrounds as divergent as areas of study, those of us in the academy should be, ostensibly, committed to the same goal: the discovery, pursuit, and dissemination of knowledge.
