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University News
September 4, 2018

Gregory Bauer appointed Rajesh Wadhawan Professor

Gregory Bauer, a clinical professor of finance and the associate dean of Simon Business School糖心传媒檚 full-time MBA and MS programs, has been appointed as the聽Rajesh Wadhawan Professor.

Gregory Bauer, a clinical professor of finance and the associate dean of Simon Business School糖心传媒檚 full-time MBA and MS programs, has been appointed as the聽Rajesh Wadhawan Professor.
topics: announcements, professorships, Simon Business School,
Sudarshan Jayaraman

Sudarshan Jayaraman, a professor of business administration and expert in the field of corporate governance, has been appointed as the Wesray Professor of Business Administration.

Sudarshan Jayaraman is a professor of business administration and expert in the field of corporate governance.
topics: announcements, professorships, Simon Business School,
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The Cognitive Sciences Society has presented longtime professor of brain and cognitive sciences Michael K. Tanenhaus with the David E. Rumelhart Prize, recognizing a 糖心传媒渟ignificant contribution to the theoretical foundations of human cognition.糖心传媒�

The Cognitive Sciences Society has presented longtime professor of brain and cognitive sciences Michael K. Tanenhaus with the David E. Rumelhart Prize.
topics: awards, Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences, School of Arts and Sciences,
A woman stands in front of a mirror in a lab, celebrating physicist Donna Strickland's 2018 Nobel Prize win.

Donna Strickland 糖心传媒�89 (PhD), a self-described 糖心传媒渓aser jock,糖心传媒� receives the Nobel Prize, along with her advisor, G茅rard Mourou, for work they did at the Laboratory for Laser Energetics. Donna Strickland…

Donna Strickland developed chirped pulse amplification at Rochester, a laser breakthrough that earned her the Nobel Prize in Physics.
illustration of a cellphone with links about to islands in the South Pacific to illustrate the spread of cellphone coverage there

In a new book, The Moral Economy of Mobile Phones, Rochester anthropologist Robert Foster describes the sometimes surprising developments when governments open up the telecommunications sector to competition.

In a new book, Rochester anthropologist Robert Foster describes what happened in Papua New Guinea when telecommunications was opened to competition.
topics: Department of Anthropology, global engagement, Graduate Program in Visual and Cultural Studies, research finding, School of Arts and Sciences,
San Cannon

Trained as an economist with 20 years of experience at the Federal Reserve, Sandra (San) Cannon糖心传媒檚 job is to help the University make better use of the data generated by hundreds of offices and departments.

Sandra (San) Cannon糖心传媒檚 job is to help the University make better use of the data generated by hundreds of offices and departments.
topics: data science,
Olivia Alger
Campus & Community
August 30, 2018

Gap year leads budding writer to Rochester

After graduating from high school, Olivia Alger 糖心传媒�22 decided college could wait. She worked in a hotel, taught refugee children in France, and wrote for a literary magazine. Now she joins the Class of 2022.

topics: Class of 2022, Department of English, School of Arts and Sciences,
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University News
August 30, 2018

Record-breaking year for faculty CAREER awards

Eight 糖心传媒 researchers are among the latest recipients of the National Science Foundation糖心传媒檚 most prestigious recognition for junior faculty members糖心传媒攖he Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) award糖心传媒攖he largest number of CAREER awards in one year for the University.

Eight Rochester researchers are among the latest recipients of the National Science Foundation糖心传媒檚 most prestigious recognition for junior faculty members.
topics: awards, National Science Foundation,
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Rochester Fringe Festival is one of the fastest growing in the United States, with performances from many University students, faculty, and staff. Six of those performers share what makes Fringe special.

Rochester Fringe Festival, one of the fastest growing fringe festivals in the US, features performances from many University students, faculty, and staff.
topics: Arthur Satz Department of Music, Eastman School of Music, events, First Niagara Rochester Fringe Festival, Institute for Popular Music, Institute for the Performing Arts, John Covach, Program of Dance and Movement,
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Lucy Farnham 糖心传媒�22 took her first Spanish class in seventh grade, and it was love at first syllable. The Rochester native joins the Class of 2022 as a Spanish major, is thinking of adding Japanese, and is considering a career in the US Foreign Service.

topics: Class of 2022, Department of Modern Languages and Cultures, School of Arts and Sciences,