February 2015
Writing for life after WSU: Resumes, CVs, and Job Letters with Jack Downs
If life after graduation is looming, join us for a Lunch and Learn workshop where we’ll discuss how to develop and manage resumes, CVs, job letters, and grad school applications.
Ana Vergara, a PhD student in the Pharmaceutical Sciences doctoral program, will present, “UPLC Separation of Silybin A & B with Raloxifene and its Glucuronide Standards,” at 12:00 p.m. on Friday, Febrauary 6th, 2015, in PBS 101 (Walgreens Auditorium).
Friday, Feb. 6, at noon in the Honors College Lounge, Marcia Parlow will lead a roundtable discussion, “The Business of Publishing in Print, Web, and Beyond.” The event is free and open to the public.
Let’s Talk: Couples and Money with Julie Griffith
Learning how to make joint financial decisions is an important part of a successful relationship. This workshop teaches participants how to approach difficult money
You are invited to attend a Sleep Performance Research Center seminar presentation titled “Roll of Sleep Reactivity and Stress in the Evolution of Insomnia and Depression” by Chris Drake, PhD in PBS118
Alex Little, a PhD student in the Pharmaceutical Sciences doctoral program, will present, “Immune Modulation of Natural Killer Cells in a Chronic Alcoholism Model.”
Kari Gaither, a PhD student in the Pharmaceutical Sciences doctoral program, will present, “A potential role of the transcription factor ATF5 in cell signaling” .
Dr. Leena Suntornsuk, Fulbright Scholar and Professor of Pharmaceutical Chemistry at Mahidol University in Bangkok, Thailand, will be presenting “Experiencing capillary electrophoresis in pharmaceutical analysis” at the WSU Spokane campus.
Sabrina Fechtner, a PhD student in the Pharmaceutical Sciences doctoral program, will present, “The Current Status of Tak1 Inhibitors in Treating Autoimmune Diseases.”