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At a Glance: Members of the St. Catherine University facilities team take a photo break in their snow removal efforts for PhotoBureau Photographer Rebecca Zenefski '10.

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St. Kate's monitoring weather conditions-Monday evening classes will be held
Feb. 8, 2010 ·  St. Catherine University administrators are monitoring weather conditions. The campus community is urged to check this site frequently for current information. More »

Hormel Foods CEO to address issues of women in corporate leadership at St. Catherine Forum on Feb. 9
Feb. 2, 2010 · Hormel Foods CEO Jeffrey Ettinger will address the importance of corporate women’s leadership at a St. Kate's-sponsored event Feb. 9. Results of The 2009 Minnesota Census on Women in Corporate Leadership also will be unveiled. More »

St. Kate’s partners with other colleges to celebrate Black History Month
Feb. 2, 2010 · St. Catherine University is collaborating on several Black History Month lectures and workshops, featuring activist and author Eware X. Osayande, Feb. 3 and 4. There will also be other Black History Month events on St. Kate's campus throughout the month. More »

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Arts & Entertainment
International exhibition celebrates women in the Islamic world and their artistic contributions
The O'Shaughnessy features music and theater for spring 2010
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Faculty Focus
Laura Gilchrist, Physical Therapist (PT), PhD., associate professor in the Doctor of Physical Therapy Department, is featured in the Children's Hospital Research Report for 2009. With collaborator Lynn Tanner, PT, she is conducting research to measure chemotherapy-induced foot and hand nerve damage in children with the goal to finding new methods to prevent it.
Bloggers and St. Kate's Education faculty, Barbara Thompson and Sherri Kreuser, are leading students in a January-term global studies to Greece and Italy. They are exploring the origin and cultural impact of Greek and Roman sports and games. Here’s their blog.
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In Brief
St. Kate's Doctor of Physical Therapy students conducted a Health and Wellness Fair at Creekside Community Center in Bloomington, Jan. 20 and Minnesota Sun Newspapers covered the event.
Julie Miller-Jones, professor emerti of food and nutrition, is the first of 6 speakers in the Kansas State University's Centennial Lecture Series celebrating the 100-year anniversary of K-State's Department of Grain Sciences and Industry in Manhattan, KS. She will speak on the subject, "Grains of Truth: Separating Grain Nutrition Myths and Facts," on Feb. 17.
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