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July 2002 News Releases

• KU announces spring 2002 honor roll students
• KU researcher's work improves older men's golf swing, wins award
• West end of Memorial Drive to close for construction

• KU School of Medicine dean accepts position at University of Minnesota
• National guidance counselor survey: KU offers 'best value for your tuition dollar'

• KU Parking Services director to retire after 25 years; interim leader named

• Responsible tailgating initiative gets go-ahead for fall KU football games
• Campbell, Sturgeon sci-fi award winners announced at KU Campbell Conference

• Barbara F. Atkinson named executive dean of KU School of Medicine

• KU Endowment president to retire; replacement named
• 'Right Between the Ears' receives silver medal at the New York Festivals
• Art of nature to fill the Kress Gallery at the Spencer Museum of Art

• KU, GTAC reach tentative agreement on salaries

• McCluskey-Fawcett named senior vice provost, given expanded role at KU
• KU dean shares presidential debate expertise in South Korea
• Natural science illustrators to hold national conference at KU; public invited
• Roger Martin: Polar ice melting may jeopardize some countries' survival

• Colorado couple's $1 million to fund geoarchaeological research

• Statement Re: Arrests Monday in Golfito in the murder of KU student Shannon Martin
• KU financial aid office awards more than $1.7 million in initial tuition grants
• KU program helps prepare brightest minority, rural students for med school

• MEDIA ADVISORY: KU administrators, researchers to attend research facility bill signing in Topeka
• Annual Jayhawk Jog event to benefit Audio-Reader; will feature 5K dog walk
• MEDIA ADVISORY: Lawrence families to feast with new Fulbright students at KU July 20
• KU education dean honors more than 1,070 teachers for 25-plus years of service
• KU announces museum studies name change, new graduate certificate program

• KU graduate student receives prestigious fellowship from NASA to develop radar

• Sunflower Foundation grant to help finance radio children's health series
• 'Right Between the Ears' earns national recognition

• KU to close its undergraduate Study Abroad program in Golfito, Costa Rica

• Statement by Chancellor Hemenway on graduate student's death
• KU presidential historian contributes to Life magazine book on Sept. 11 aftermath
• Medicine alumnus memorializes KU professor with $1M bequest
• Summer term ends 725-mile weekly commute for 2 Garden City students
• KANU receives 2002 Governor's Arts Award

• KU professor edits new poetry book by black journalist

• Undergraduate scientists present summer research projects July 29, 30 at KU
• MEDIA ADVISORY: Koch Foundation to present gift Monday in Wichita for KU School of Business

• Koch professorship to serve as cornerstone for new institute at KU

• KU to save $230,000 annually with new office supply ordering system
• KU Endowment Association announces leadership changes

• MEDIA ADVISORY: KU researcher among guests on NPR's "Public Interest" show tomorrow