Power of 10: News from UC campuses
UC Berkeley Energy Symposium on Feb. 23 attracted more than 500 students, venture capitalists and utility staff with the theme of "Bold Ideas for a New Energy Landscape."
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UC Davis has created a new graduate program to prepare MBA students to serve as hospital and health care organization administrators. Students will take courses in the management school and public health department.
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UC Irvine health science students opened a free Saturday clinic to provide primary and preventative care to low-income people who don't qualify for government programs.
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UCLA geographers, using satellite imagery and principles of geography, have pinpointed the northwest Pakistan town of Parachinar near the border of Afghanistan as a possible hideout of Osama bin Laden.
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UC Merced will partner with UC Berkeley Extension to offer continuing education courses to adults in the San Joaquin Valley beginning this summer at the Fresno Center.
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UC Riverside student's nonprofit Child Leader Project received recognition from the Clinton Global Initiative University for its work to provide scholarships for slum children in South India.
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UC San Diego Calit2 researchers developed the California Traffic Report, an iPhone application that can track congestion and drive times on a user's commute route.
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UC San Francisco doctors successfully implanted a cochlear device in the ear of a 3-year-old Iraqi boy who lost his hearing when a U.S. missile exploded in his neighborhood.
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UC Santa Barbara has been named to the President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll in recognition of its commitment to service learning, volunteering and civic engagement.
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UC Santa Cruz instituted a new requirement for upper-division students to take five units of writing-intensive courses in their major to better prepare them for the competitive job market.
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