One Community United in Knitting
Gaines Fellow Catherine Brereton's knitting project hopes to bring Lexington's LGBT community together.
Gaines Fellow Catherine Brereton's knitting project hopes to bring Lexington's LGBT community together.
What's cookin' in the Chemistry Department? UK Chemistry Professor Bruce J. Hinds speaks about the various patents that chemistry research at UK has developed.
Dr Christine Keating of Pennsylvania State will be presenting a seminar entitled Crowded Polymer Solutions as a Cytoplasm Mimic: Biomacromolecular Microcompartmentation and the Effect of Increased Local Concentration.
Listen to a brief podcast recognizing psychology professor Jonathan Golding, who was recently named Kentucky Professor of the Year.
Dr Don Coltart of Duke University will be presenting a seminar entitled Leveraging the Reactivity of Activated Hydrazones and Oximes in the Development of New Asymmetric Methods: Applications to Natural Product Synthesis.
For more information about Dr. Coltart and his research, click here.
Faculty Host: Dr. Grossman
Dr Tom Huxford of San Deigo University will be presenting a seminar entitled IkB Kinase oligomerization and activation of NF-kB.
For more information about Dr. Huxford and his research, click here.
Faculty Host: Dr. Glazer
An early afternoon faculty/student intellectual jam session (with free pizza!). Help us tease apart the art and science of motivating thought provoking discussions – during class, in recitations, via the net, anywhere.
Hosted by UK Professor Jeff Rice, Martha B. Reynolds Endowed Professor for Digital Media (Writing, Rhetoric and Digital Media).
With presentations by three of UK’s most experienced teaching faculty:
* Kathi Kern, History/CELT
* Jonathan Golding, Psychology
* Ron Wilhelm, Astronomy
A quick tutorial on how to use the iMovie iPad App and upload to YouTube.
Rachel Scheinerman, Yale University, "'The Scepter Shall Not Depart from Judah': Jewish and Christian Messianic Interpretation of Genesis 49:10"
Have you found an image on our website that you love, and must have a copy of?
Here is how you can download and print that photograph and then charish it for the rest of your life!
1. Go to Univerity of Kentucky College of Arts and Sciences website home page at: http://www.as.uky.edu/
2. If you haven't already taken a look at our recent photographs, take a look by choosing the Photos option on our homepage.
3. After you have made a decision on any photographs that you would like to have, return to the A&S homepage to find the FLICKR button. This link will bring you to our photostream on flickr, called UK College of Arts & Sciences. Below is an image of where the flickr button is on our A&S website homepage.
4. When you have successfully surfed to our flickr website account, UK College of Arts & Sciences, find your desired image by searching through the photostream, or more efficiently by clicking on the sets link shown here...