BEGIN:VCALENDAR CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH PRODID:-//http://www.events.wayne.edu///NONSGML iCalcreator 2.0// VERSION:2.0 X-WR-CALNAME:WSU - EACPHS Events Calendar X-WR-CALDESC:WSU - Wayne State University - EACPHS Calendar of EventsEvents Calendar X-WR-TIMEZONE:America/Detroit BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:America/Detroit X-LIC-LOCATION:America/Detroit BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZOFFSETFROM:-0500 TZOFFSETTO:-0400 TZNAME:EDT DTSTART:19700308T020000 RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;BYMONTH=3;BYDAY=2SU END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD TZOFFSETFROM:-0400 TZOFFSETTO:-0500 TZNAME:EST DTSTART:19701101T020000 RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;BYMONTH=11;BYDAY=1SU END:STANDARD END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Seminar DESCRIPTION:Biosafety Training is required for all employees who work with materials that are handled at Biosafety Level 2 (BSL2)\, including work wi th human blood\, body fluids\, tissue\, cell lines\, animals infected with human pathogens\, mammalian viruses\, etc. This training is required annu ally. Employees who have taken this class at least once at WSU may take th e annual refresher online. The training session for those taking this co urse for the first time or who prefer to retrain in the classroom setting\ , may attend the next session on Wednesday\, August 12 from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. in 3125 Scott Hall. If you have additional questions\, please contact Elena Fracassa at 993-5702. DTSTAMP:20091123T000000Z DTSTART:20091123T140000 DTEND:20091123T153000 LOCATION:Gordon H. Scott Hall SUMMARY:Biosafety Training UID:20091123T102510EST-uTBr1oTGP0@http://events.wayne.edu URL:http://events.wayne.edu/EACPHS/view/17805/date/88252/ END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Seminar DESCRIPTION:The Office of the Vice President for Research invites the campu s community to attend the next Nano@Wayne seminar on December 1\, 2009 at 2:30 p.m. at the Welcome Center auditorium. The seminar will feature guest speaker\, Charles Wilkie\, Pfetschinger-Habermann professor\, Polymer and Organic Chemistry\, Marquette University\, Milwaukee\, WI. DTSTAMP:20091201T000000Z DTSTART:20091201T143000 DTEND:20091201T160000 LOCATION:Welcome Center Auditorium SUMMARY:Nano@Wayne Seminar UID:20091123T102510EST-iZghtfSdLN@http://events.wayne.edu URL:http://events.wayne.edu/EACPHS/view/18037/date/88556/ END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Lecture DESCRIPTION:Doug Crim\, attorney\, Miller Canfield\, lectures on "OSHA Comp liance." The theme of &ldquo\;EHS and the Law&rdquo\; addresses the relati onship between environmental\, health\, and safety activities and other as pects of the law\, including ethics\, expert witnesses\, OSHA compliance\, toxic tort and more. The series is sponsored by the Occupational and Envi ronmental Health Sciences program\, WSU Eugene Applebaum College of Pharma cy and Health Sciences. DTSTAMP:20091201T000000Z DTSTART:20091201T173000 DTEND:20091201T193000 LOCATION:Eugene Applebaum College of Pharamcy and Health Sciences SUMMARY:OEHS Fall Seminar Series: EHS and the Law UID:20091123T102510EST-v2fvhnh7DF@http://events.wayne.edu URL:http://events.wayne.edu/EACPHS/view/18107/date/88653/ END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Lecture DESCRIPTION:"Creating new PLGA systems for delivery of peptides and protein s" is the topic of Steve Schwendeman\, PhD\, associate professor Pharmaceu tical Sciences\, University of Michigan. The seminar series is sponsored b y the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences\, WSU Eugene Applebaum College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences. DTSTAMP:20091202T000000Z DTSTART:20091202T160000 DTEND:20091202T173000 LOCATION:Eugene Applebaum College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences SUMMARY:Pharmaceutical Sciences Seminar Series UID:20091123T102510EST-K9nFBnxfxm@http://events.wayne.edu URL:http://events.wayne.edu/EACPHS/view/18120/date/88675/ END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Seminar DESCRIPTION:Basic radiation safety training is required for all employees u sing radioactive materials in the laboratory. The lecture is held on the s econd Tuesday of each month from 1 to 3:30 p.m. at 5425 Woodward\, Suite 3 00. The following Monday from 1 to 2:30 p.m.\, all training attendees must take and pass a written Radiological Health Exam at the same location. Students attending this training this session should discuss with their PI the radioactive materials they will be working with prior to attending th e training. All employees and students who continue to use radioactive m aterials in the laboratory and have taken basic radiation safety training are required annually to take an online refresher course. To access the re fresher\, visit http://www.oehs.wayne.edu/BRSC_Refresher/radtraining.php.   Registration is required for training sessions. Please contact Justina Encarnacion at 577-1200 or ad6295@wayne.edu to register. DTSTAMP:20091208T000000Z DTSTART:20091208T130000 DTEND:20091208T153000 LOCATION:5425 Woodward SUMMARY:Basic Radiation Safety Training UID:20091123T102510EST-K7x8fJgW1h@http://events.wayne.edu URL:http://events.wayne.edu/EACPHS/view/17810/date/88259/ END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Meeting DESCRIPTION:The University Research Corridor - Wayne State University\, Mic higan State University and the University of Michigan - are collaborating in the design of a broad-based\, multi-disciplinary research agenda focuse d upon the transformation of transportation in the Great Lakes region. Inc lusive of much beyond automobiles\, this research-focused initiative explo res critical issues confronting innovations in transportation within the G reat Lakes region that are intertwined with Michigan and Canadian Industri es. Michigan and the region must confront numerous questions regarding inn ovation and change\, communities and economic development\, technology\, l abor\, and policy as the nation moves inexorably in the direction of devel oping and implementing more sustainable modes of transportation. We envi sion opportunities for research in the social and behavioral sciences\, te chnology-related sciences\, public policy\, business and economic developm ent\; urban transit\; technology innovations\; supply chain and logistics\ ; globalization\, in-sourcing\, and diversity\; and the rise of the servic e economy. We expect to develop both inter-institutional research programs that relate to these areas of inquiry\, and to provide knowledge-based in sights to policy makers across the region. To further explore the resear ch problems\, questions and issues that arise from the need to fundamental ly transform the transportation industry in the Great Lakes region\, we ar e convening a set of initial meetings with Wayne State University faculty whose research interests coincide or complement the areas identified above . These meetings will be on December 9\, 2009 and January 12\, 2010\, from 10 a.m. to 12 noon in 5057 Woodward\, room 6202. Registration is reques ted to assist us with meeting set-up. DTSTAMP:20091209T000000Z DTSTART:20091209T100000 DTEND:20091209T120000 LOCATION:5057 Woodward SUMMARY:Faculty Meeting: Transformation of Transportation UID:20091123T102510EST-glroUCCgDU@http://events.wayne.edu URL:http://events.wayne.edu/EACPHS/view/20132/date/92443/ END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Lecture DESCRIPTION:"A novel role for Rad6 in activation of Wnt/beta-catenin signal ing in breast cancer" is the topic of guest speaker Malathy Shekhar\, PhD\ , associate professor of Molecular Biology & Genetics\, Karmanos Cancer In stitute\, WSU. The seminar series is sponsored by the Department of Pharma ceutical Sciences\, WSU Eugene Applebaum College of Pharmacy and Health Sc iences. DTSTAMP:20091209T000000Z DTSTART:20091209T160000 DTEND:20091209T173000 LOCATION:Eugene Applebaum College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences SUMMARY:Pharmaceutical Sciences Seminar Series UID:20091123T102510EST-rpUaRUPXAo@http://events.wayne.edu URL:http://events.wayne.edu/EACPHS/view/18121/date/88676/ END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Seminar DESCRIPTION:The Office of Environmental Health & Safety is pleased to host the Hazardous Waste/Emergency Procedures training. This session addresses handling\, storage and disposal of chemical hazardous waste and is require d annually for all employees generating hazardous waste. Topics include: Explanation of EPA Resource Conversation & Recovery Act (RCRA) Labor atory's responsibilities as a hazardous waste generator Definitions of h azardous waste Procedures for collection\, labeling\, storage and remova l of waste Spills and other hazardous materials releases Evacuations a nd emergency procedures The training will be held on Friday\, August 7 from 11 a.m. to noon at 3125 Scott Hall. For further information or qu estions\, please contact Elena Fracassa at 993-5702. DTSTAMP:20091210T000000Z DTSTART:20091210T113000 DTEND:20091210T123000 LOCATION:5425 Woodward SUMMARY:Hazardous Waste/Emergency Procedures Training UID:20091123T102510EST-kpOsflHJUv@http://events.wayne.edu URL:http://events.wayne.edu/EACPHS/view/17804/date/88250/ END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Seminar DESCRIPTION:Biosafety Training is required for all employees who work with materials that are handled at Biosafety Level 2 (BSL2)\, including work wi th human blood\, body fluids\, tissue\, cell lines\, animals infected with human pathogens\, mammalian viruses\, etc. This training is required annu ally. Employees who have taken this class at least once at WSU may take th e annual refresher online. The training session for those taking this co urse for the first time or who prefer to retrain in the classroom setting\ , may attend the next session on Wednesday\, August 12 from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. in 3125 Scott Hall. If you have additional questions\, please contact Elena Fracassa at 993-5702. DTSTAMP:20091215T000000Z DTSTART:20091215T220000 DTEND:20091215T233000 LOCATION:Gordon H. Scott Hall SUMMARY:Biosafety Training UID:20091123T102510EST-FPVaVu5OIR@http://events.wayne.edu URL:http://events.wayne.edu/EACPHS/view/17806/date/88253/ END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Lecture DESCRIPTION:"Polymeric Micelles for Combination Drug Delivery" is the topic of Glen Kwon\, PhD\, professor\, Pharmaceutical Sciences Division\, Schoo l of Pharmacy\, University of Wisconsin\, Madison. The seminar series is s ponsored by the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences\, WSU Eugene Appleba um College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences. DTSTAMP:20091216T000000Z DTSTART:20091216T160000 DTEND:20091216T173000 LOCATION:Eugene Applebaum College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences SUMMARY:Pharmaceutical Sciences Seminar Series UID:20091123T102510EST-ddlVkRRTPC@http://events.wayne.edu URL:http://events.wayne.edu/EACPHS/view/18122/date/88677/ END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Meeting DESCRIPTION:Michigan's three leading research universities - Wayne State Un iversity\, Michigan State University and the University of Michigan - are collaborating in the design of a broad-based\, multi-disciplinary research agenda focused upon the transformation of transportation in the Great Lak es region. Inclusive of much beyond automobiles\, this research-focused in itiative explores critical issues confronting innovations in transportatio n within the Great Lakes region that are intertwined with Michigan and Can adian Industries. Michigan and the region must confront numerous questions regarding innovation and change\, communities and economic development\, technology\, labor\, and policy as the nation moves inexorably in the dire ction of developing and implementing more sustainable modes of transportat ion. We envision opportunities for research in the social and behavioral sciences\, technology-related sciences\, public policy\, business and eco nomic development\; urban transit\; technology innovations\; supply chain and logistics\; globalization\, in-sourcing\, and diversity\; and the rise of the service economy. We expect to develop both inter-institutional res earch programs that relate to these areas of inquiry\, and to provide know ledge-based insights to policy makers across the region. To further expl ore the research problems\, questions and issues that arise from the need to fundamentally transform the transportation industry in the Great Lakes region\, WSU is convening a set of initial meetings with Wayne State Unive rsity faculty whose research interests coincide or complement the areas id entified above. These meetings will be on December 9\, 2009 and January 11 \, 2010\, from 10 AM to 12 Noon in 5057 Woodward\, room 6202. Registrati on is encouraged. DTSTAMP:20100111T000000Z DTSTART:20100111T100000 DTEND:20100111T120000 LOCATION:5057 Woodward SUMMARY:Transformation of Transportation Faculty Meeting UID:20091123T102510EST-Lv4pdSgulJ@http://events.wayne.edu URL:http://events.wayne.edu/EACPHS/view/20131/date/92437/ END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Seminar DESCRIPTION:The University Research Corridor - Michigan State University\, the University of Michigan and Wayne State University - will host an all-d ay conference on "Environmental Health Sciences" on Wednesday\, January 20 \, 2010 from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at Wayne State's McGregor Memorial Con ference Center in Detroit\, Michigan. The goal of the conference is to d evelop inter-institutional\, multidisciplinary research collaborations in environmental health science problems important to Michigan and the U.S. Dr. Linda Birnbaum\, director of the National Institute of Environmental Health Science of the National Institutes of Health and the National Toxic ology Program will be the keynote speaker. As NIEHS and NTP director\, Dr. Birnbaum oversees a $730 million budget that funds multidisciplinary biom edical research programs\, prevention\, and intervention efforts that enco mpass training\, education\, technology transfer\, and community outreach. The NIEHS supports more than 1\,240 research grants. The afternoon will consist of breakout sessions with the following-topics: Air Pollutio n and Adverse Health Outcomes Environmental Influences on Obesity and Ch ronic Diseases Environmental Contaminants and Human Reproduction Envir onmental Contaminants\, Pediatric Health and the National Children's Study Epidemiology/Epigenetics/ Biomonitoring/lLarge Tissue Banks in Human He alth Great Lakes Urban Watersheds and Human Health Halogenated Hydroca rbons and Disease Interactions Human Health Implications of Climate Chan ge Nano Materials and Health Effects DTSTAMP:20100120T000000Z DTSTART:20100120T083000 DTEND:20100120T170000 LOCATION:Community Arts Auditorium/McGregor Conference Center SUMMARY:University Research Corridor Environmental Health Sciences Conferen ce UID:20091123T102510EST-TmZ4jTS7ba@http://events.wayne.edu URL:http://events.wayne.edu/EACPHS/view/17187/date/72834/ END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Meeting DESCRIPTION:The University Research Corridor - Wayne State University\, Mic higan State University and the University of Michigan - are collaborating in the design of a broad-based\, multi-disciplinary research agenda focuse d upon the transformation of transportation in the Great Lakes region. Inc lusive of much beyond automobiles\, this research-focused initiative explo res critical issues confronting innovations in transportation within the G reat Lakes region that are intertwined with Michigan and Canadian Industri es. Michigan and the region must confront numerous questions regarding inn ovation and change\, communities and economic development\, technology\, l abor\, and policy as the nation moves inexorably in the direction of devel oping and implementing more sustainable modes of transportation. We envi sion opportunities for research in the social and behavioral sciences\, te chnology-related sciences\, public policy\, business and economic developm ent\; urban transit\; technology innovations\; supply chain and logistics\ ; globalization\, in-sourcing\, and diversity\; and the rise of the servic e economy. We expect to develop both inter-institutional research programs that relate to these areas of inquiry\, and to provide knowledge-based in sights to policy makers across the region. To further explore the resear ch problems\, questions and issues that arise from the need to fundamental ly transform the transportation industry in the Great Lakes region\, we ar e convening a set of initial meetings with Wayne State University faculty whose research interests coincide or complement the areas identified above . These meetings will be on December 9\, 2009 and January 12\, 2010\, from 10 a.m. to 12 noon in 5057 Woodward\, room 6202. Registration is reques ted to assist us with meeting set-up. DTSTAMP:20100112T000000Z DTSTART:20100112T100000 DTEND:20100112T120000 LOCATION:5057 Woodward SUMMARY:Faculty Meeting: Transformation of Transportation UID:20091123T102510EST-LXIaTGaumd@http://events.wayne.edu URL:http://events.wayne.edu/EACPHS/view/20132/date/92443/ END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR