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1. Introductory lecture to the course of clinical instruction in surgery, at the Pennsylvania Hospital: delivered November 1st, 1848
Norris, George W. (George Washington), 1808-1875
Philadelphia : King & Baird, printers, 1848
Surgical Procedures, Operative
2. An address, introductory to a course of lectures: delivered in the hall of the Medical College of South-Carolina, before the trustees and faculty, the students of medicine, and the public generally, at the opening of the session of 1833-4
Bedford, Gunning S., 1806-1870
Charleston : Printed by J.S. Burges, 1833
3. Lecture, delivered at the first regular session of the Willoughby Medical College
Butterfield, John, 1817-1849
[Columbus, Ohio : s.n., 1847?]
Willoughby Medical College.
4. Introductory lecture, read at the commencement of the course: Monday, November 9th, 1846
Dickson, Samuel Henry, 1798-1872
Charleston : Walker & Burke, printers, 1846
5. Introductory lecture delivered on the fifteenth of November, 1830
Geddings, E. (Eli), 1799-1878
Charleston [S.C.] : Printed by J.S. Burges, 1830
6. Introductory lecture delivered at the opening of the session of the Medical College of the State of S. Carolina: on the second Monday of November 1837
Charleston [S.C.] : Printed by A. E. Miller, 1838
7. Medical education: the annual discourse before the Philadelphia County Medical Society : delivered December 29, 1852
Jackson, Samuel, 1787-1872
Philadelphia : Published by the Society, 1853
8. Addresses on anatomy
Allen, Harrison, 1841-1897, author
Philadelphia : Lea Brothers & Co., 1891
Anatomy -- education
9. Address delivered before the Philadelphia County Medical Society
Betton, Thomas Forrest, 1809-1875
Philadelphia : T.K. and P.G. Collins, printers, 1854
10. An address on scientific and practical medicine: delivered before the medical class, November, 1857
Buchanan, A. H. (Archibald H.), 1808-1863
Nashville : Cameron & Fall, Book and Job Printers, 1857
11. Address delivered at the Medical College of Georgia: on opening the course of lectures, 17th October, 1837
Eve, Paul F. (Paul Fitzsimmons), 1806-1877
Augusta, Ga. : Printed by Guien & Thompson, 1838
Medical College of Georgia (1833-1873)
12. A discourse delivered at the opening of the Medical Institution of Geneva College, State of New York: February 10, 1835
Cutbush, Edward, 1772-1843
Geneva : Printed by John Greves & Co., 1835
13. An address: delivered to the graduates in medicine, at the annual commencement of the University of Maryland, on Wednesday, March 19th, 1834
Dunglison, Robley, 1798-1869
Baltimore : William Wooddy, Printer, 1834
Ethics, Medical
14. Introductory address to the students in medicine of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of the University of the State of New-York: delivered Nov. 7, 1837
Delafield, Edward, 1794-1875
New-York : Published by the students, 1837
15. An address at the opening of the session of 1847-8 of the Indiana Medical College
Deming, E. (Elizur), 1797-1855
La Porte, Indiana : W. & J. Millikan, Printers, 1848
16. Inaugural address delivered at the opening of the Medical Department of Lind University
Davis, N. S. (Nathan Smith), 1817-1904
Chicago : W. Cravens & Co., Printers ..., 1859
17. A defence of the medical profession of the United States: being a valedictory address to the graduating class at the medical commencement of the University of New York, delivered March 11, 1846
Paine, Martyn, 1794-1877
New York : Published by Burgess, Stringer & Co., 1846
National Medical Convention
New York : Published by Burgess, Stringer, & Co., 1846
New York : Published for the author, by Samuel S. & William Wood ..., 1846
20. Professional glimpses abroad: a lecture, introductory to the course on anatomy, in the Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia, delivered October 17, 1856
Pancoast, Joseph, 1805-1882
Philadelphia : Joseph M. Wilson, 1856
21. Charge to the graduates of Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia: delivered March 10, 1855
22. An address delivered before the Alumni Association of the College of Physicians and Surgeons, Medical Department of Columbia College, New-York: at the spring commencement, March 12, 1863
Roberts, William C. (William Currie), 1810-1873
New-York : John A. Gray & Green, printers, stereotypers, and binders, 1864
Columbia University. College of Physicians and Surgeons.
23. Introductory lecture delivered to the class of the Starling Medical College: November 1st, 1848
Merrick, Frederick.
Columbus : Printed by Legg & Murray, 1848
24. An address delivered at the annual commencement of the Medical School of Harvard University: Wednesday, March 6, 1861
Shattuck, George C. (George Cheyne), 1813-1893
Boston : David Clapp, Printer ..., 1861
25. An introductory address, delivered at the opening of the session of 1847-8, to the students of the Memphis Medical College: November 1, 1847
Grant, George R.
Memphis, Tenn. : Printed at the Daily Enquirer Office, 1847
26. Valedictory address to the graduates in medicine of McGill College: on their receiving the degree of Doctor of Medicine & Surgery, conferred by convocation, 4th May, 1854
Holmes, A. F. (Andrew Fernando), 1797-1860
[Montreal] : Moore, Owler & Stevenson, Printers, Montreal, [1854]
27. Valedictory address, to the class of medical graduates of the University of Pennsylvania, on the Third of April, 1846
Gibson, William, 1788-1868
Philadelphia : L. R. Bailey, Printer, 1846
28. Valedictory address to the graduates of the medical department of the University of Nashville: delivered February 28, 1857
Jennings, Thomas R. (Thomas Reid), 1805-1874
Nashville, Tenn. : [S.n.], 1857
29. The incentives, means, and rewards of study: an introductory address, delivered at the opening of the thirty-third annual course of lectures in the Medical College of Ohio, November 1, 1852
Lawson, L. M. (Leonidas Merion), 1812-1864
Cincinnati : Published by the class, 1852
30. Valedictory Address delivered before the Ohio State Medical Society, June 13th, 1860
Firestone, L. (Leander), 1819-1888
Columbus : Printed by Follett, Foster and Company, 1860
31. Address before the Philadelphia County Medical Society: delivered February 8, 1865
Gebhard, Lewis P., 1791-1873
Philadelphia : Collins, Printer, 1865
Disease Outbreaks
University of Pennsylvania.
32. Anniversary address to the New York Medical and Surgical Society
Stewart, F. Campbell (Ferdinand Campbell), 1815-1899
New York : [s.n.], 1846
Quackery
33. Lecture, introductory to the course on anatomy and physiology: in Geneva Medical College, October, 1840
Webster, James, 1803-1854
Geneva, N.Y. : Stow & Frazee, book and job printers, [1840?]
34. An address introductory to a course of lectures delivered in Clinton Hall, New York, November 15, 1835
New York : Printed by J.M. Elliott, 1836
35. Valedictory address, delivered by Thos. M. Logan, M.D., professor of hygiene, at the commencement exercises of the Medical Department of the University of California: held in Pacific Hall, San Francisco, October 29th, 1874
Logan, Thos. M. (Thomas Muldrup), 1808-1876
[San Francisco : University of California, 1874?]
36. Introductory lecture delivered before the class of medical students at Willamette University: for the session of 1867
Mitchell, John H. (John Hipple), 1835-1905
Salem, Ore. : Printed at the American Unionist Book and Job Office, 1867
37. A discourse upon the institution of medical schools in America: delivered at a public anniversary commencement, held in the College of Philadelphia May 30 and 31, 1765 ; with a preface containing, amongst other things, the author's apology for attempting to introduce the regular mode of practising physic in Philadelphia
Morgan, John, 1735-1789
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by William Bradford, at the corner of Market and Front-Streets, MDCCLXV [1765]
Schools, Medical
College of Philadelphia. Medical School.
38. Introductory address on the commencement of the session of the Medical Department of the Willamette University: for the year 1867
Sharples, Abram W., 1841-1920
Salem, Oregon : Printed at the American Unionist Book and Job Office, 1867
39. Address before the Philadelphia County Medical Society: delivered February 11, 1863
Stillé, Alfred, 1813-1900
40. An address delivered before the class of the Philadelphia Medical Association at the close of the session of 1845
Philadelphia : J.C. Clark, printer, 1845
41. Addresses delivered by Professors Winston and Eve at the opening of the Medical Department of the University of Nashville, on the third day of November, 1851
Winston, C. K. (Charles K.)
Nashville : Eastman, Boyers & Co., job printers, 1851
42. Lecture introductory to the second course in the Medical Department of the University of Nashville: delivered at the Odd Fellow's Hall, Nov. 1st, 1852, by appointment of the Faculty of Medicine
Bowling, W. K. (William King), 1808-1885
Nashville, Tenn. : John T.S. Fall Book and Job Pr., 1852
43. Introductory lecture to the course of anatomy and physiology, in Rutgers Medical College, New-York: delivered November 11, 1826
Godman, John D. (John Davidson), 1794-1830
New-York : Published for the students of Rutgers College by H. Stevenson ..., 1826
44. Medicine as a profession for women
Blackwell, Elizabeth, 1821-1910
New York : Trustees of the New York Infirmary for Women, 1860
Physicians, Women
45. Introductory lecture: November 3, 1857
Brickell, D. Warren (Daniel Warren), 1824-1881
New Orleans : Printed at the Bulletin Office, 1857
46. Oration on the defects in the present system of medical instruction in the United States: read before the Philadelphia Medical Society, November 21, 1835
Coates, Reynell, 1802-1886
Philadelphia : James Kay, Jun. and Brother, [1835?]
47. An address, delivered on the first public exhibition of the edifice of the New-York Medical College, and the inauguration of its faculty, October 16, 1850
Cox, Abm. L. (Abraham Lidden), 1800-1864
New York : J.F. Trow, printer, 1850
48. Introductory lecture delivered to the medical class of the Berkshire Medical Institution: August 5, 1847
Dewey, Chester, 1784-1867
Pittsfield, Mass. : Charles Montague, printer, 1847
49. An introductory lecture on the means of promoting the intellectual improvement of the students and physicians of the valley of the Mississippi: delivered in the Medical Institute of Louisville, November 4th, 1844
Drake, Daniel, 1785-1852
Louisville : Prentice and Weissinger, 1844
50. Addresses delivered on various public occasions: with an appendix, containing a brief explanation of the injurious effects of tight lacing upon the organs and functions of respiration, circulation, digestion, &c
Philadelphia : Carey, Lea & Carey, 1829
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Paine, Martyn, 1794-18775
Drake, Daniel, 1785-18523
Godman, John D. (John Davidson), 1794-18303
Stillé, Alfred, 1813-19003
Bard, Samuel, 1742-18212
A defence of the medical profession of the United States: being a valedictory address to the graduating class at the medical commencement of the University of New York, delivered March 11, 18463
A defence of the medical profession of the United States: being a valedictory address to the graduating class at the medical commencement of the University of New York : delivered March 11, 18462
Introductory lecture of 1868-9, at Bellevue Hospital Medical College: by Lewis A. Sayre2
A discourse addressed to the Kentucky State Medical Society at its annual meeting: held in Lebanon, April 18, 18591
A discourse delivered at the opening of the Medical Institution of Geneva College, State of New York: February 10, 18351
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TCA Members Participate in Huge Wreath Delivery Effort
For a second year, Barry Pottle, president and CEO of Pottle's Transportation, Bangor, Maine, and past chairman of the Truckload Carriers Association, once again donated his time and equipment to drive a truckload of wreaths to decorate Arlington National Cemetery for the holidays. He recruited TCA members Baylor Transportation, Prime Transportation, Jagtrux, and Motor Carrier Services to join in on the effort.
"Many people recognize that this is a great opportunity to support the men and women who fought for our freedom, and to do something that honors their sacrifice," said Pottle. "So when I asked some of the other trucking companies to get involved, I wasn't too surprised that they immediately stepped up to the plate."
The participating TCA members hauled truckloads of approximately 5,600 wreaths each that were being delivered to 405 cemeteries across the United States as part of the Wreaths Across America program. New this year, wreath ceremonies were added for the various locations where planes went down on September 11, 2001. As the wreaths were delivered, the convoys stopped at various schools and veterans rallies as part of the program's mission to remember the fallen, honor those who serve in the military, and teach children the value of their service. The effort culminated with various nationwide wreath-laying ceremonies around 12 noon on December 12, 2009, which was designated by the U.S. Congress as "Wreaths Across America Day."
One of the largest of all the ceremonies took place at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia. Pottle personally drove one of the loads that contained some of the special wreaths for this ceremony, including wreaths for President John F. Kennedy's gravesite and the Tomb of the Unknowns.
Pottle is passionate about the wreath-laying program, which began more than 15 years ago when Worcester Wreath Company (a for-profit commercial business from Harrington, Maine) began a tradition of placing wreaths on the headstones of our nation's fallen heroes at Arlington National Cemetery during the holidays. This year, he joined with Rob Worcester, son of the program's founder, and Fred Varney, a truck driver for Wal-Mart, to coordinate most of the trucking logistics for the effort.

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Birds are the only wild animals we typically encounter on a daily basis. Sometimes it's easy to ignore geese migrating overhead, or seagulls and pigeons eating scraps on restaurant patios. Observing them more closely reveals a parallel world of immense beauty and wonder.
The wide variety of bird species in Ventura County provides some of the best bird-watching in the nation. Diverse habitats range from sandy, dune-covered beaches and rugged islands to high-elevation pine forests. Rare and charismatic birds live here, including enormous California condors and deep -blue Santa Cruz Island scrub jays.
Numerous opportunities are available for anyone interested in studying birds more closely, or volunteering in ways that contribute to their survival.
The Ventura Audubon Society includes hundreds of members who enjoy bird-watching field trips. It also teams up with the National Audubon Society for the Christmas Bird Count, America's longest-running citizen science project.
Wildlife rescue groups devoted to rehabilitating sick and injured birds also need lots of help. The Ojai Raptor Center stages open houses twice a year to help people understand the needs of these powerful birds of prey.
Scientists with Channel Islands National Park and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service also rely extensively on volunteers. They help with critical research, habitat restoration and education programs related to birds listed as endangered or threatened under the Endangered Species Act.
Unfortunately, some local species have been lost forever in recent decades. The Santa Barbara Island song sparrow was endemic to the small island, living nowhere else on earth. The natural nesting habitat it relied on was degraded after the introduction of farming and sheep grazing about a century ago. Arrival of non-native predators like cats also contributed to its demise. A 1959 wildfire wiped out remaining habitat, and the species was officially declared extinct in 1983.
Other more fortunate endangered and threatened birds have relied on human intervention to halt their decline. Native-plant restoration, captive breeding programs and removal of non-native animals from sensitive habitats have proven to be effective strategies.
Endangered California condors have rebounded in recent years. Threatened western snowy plovers are closely monitored by volunteers at Oxnard's Ormond Beach, offering the tiny shorebirds better odds of survival. Brown pelicans that nest on the Channel Islands were removed from the endangered species list in 2009.
Successful efforts to reintroduce bald eagles to the Channel Islands led to installation of Internet nest cams that provide enjoyment to people from every corner of the globe.
The endangered songbird least Bell's vireo could also be making a comeback along the Santa Clara River thanks to habitat rehabilitation efforts.
About two dozen volunteers spent a rainy Sunday in early spring working on native plant restoration at the Hedrick Ranch Nature Area that should benefit the melodic olive-gray birds. The 220-acre preserve sits along the southern banks of the Santa Clara River, east of Santa Paula. It's partly overgrown with invasive, bamboolike Arundo donax, which crowds out native plants.
Researchers from UC, Santa Barbara, team up with nonprofit groups, including the Audubon Society and Friends of the Santa Clara River, to manage the preserve. Students from local schools also lend a hand restoring native riparian habitat that birds need in order to thrive.
Sandy Hedrick has been active with the Ventura Audubon Society for decades and serves as Conservation Committee chairperson. His grandfather starting farming in the 1940s on the land now set aside for conservation, and it was used for cattle grazing into the 1990s. Besides restoring the preserve bearing his family name, he's worked extensively to protect western snowy plovers and least terns at Ormond Beach.
Ventura Audubon Society Program Committee Chairwoman Debby Burns became fascinated by red-shouldered hawks that flew over Santa Paula High School when she taught there before retiring. Burns says that there are many reasons why birds captivate people.
Channel Islands National Park has some of the richest bird habitat anywhere on the planet. Scientists say 387 bird species live on the islands or visit, and 11 of those are endemic.
Park spokesperson Yvonne Menard says the islands are critical breeding habitat. "I don't think people realize that over 95 percent of the seabirds they see along the Southern California coast rely upon the Channel Islands for breeding, roosting and nesting habitat. So they're essential to the survival of the seabirds," said Menard.
Recovery efforts involving an interesting seabird species called Scripps's murrelet proved successful in recent years. The small diving birds spend most of their lives in the ocean, but come ashore on the Channel Islands during nesting season.
Chicks hatch with a fuzzy coat of down feathers, and jump or tumble into the ocean from cliff-side nests when they are only two days old. Scripps's murrelets propel themselves underwater in search of prey by flapping their wings, unlike other diving birds that utilize webbed feet. They travel vast distances, covering waters all the way from Baja Mexico to British Columbia.
Federal officials added the species to the Endangered Species Act candidate list during 2004 after habitat loss and non-native predators, including black rats, caused population declines.
Park Service Wildlife Biologist David Mazurkiewicz led the proactive conservation measures. He says the islands are now more ecologically balanced, thanks to the reversal of changes brought about by historic ranching practices.
"Species like Scripps's murrelet traditionally used native perennial shrub cover, which was removed during the ranching era. One aspect is restoring that native cover, and also beating back some of the non-native species," said Mazurkiewicz.
When a decision was made to remove Scripps's murrelet from the Endangered Species Act candidate list last September, Mazurkiewicz was thrilled.
Ventura County's tourism economy also benefits from growing interest in birds. Serious birders travel here from across the globe to view species like the endemic Santa Cruz Island scrub jay.
Channel Islands National Park concessionaire Island Packers Cruises offers special trips for devoted birders a few times a year. They travel far out into the open ocean, searching for birds that can only be found there.
Island Packers Co-owner Cherryl Connally says demand for trips geared specifically for birders is growing, even though they can require enduring a long and choppy boat ride.
Birders are also noticing species that have rarely been seen around the islands before, possibly due to rising water temperatures. "As the ocean is changing and the world is changing, we're having more and more unusual sightings here, like albatross. The blue-footed booby is just adorable to see out there. It's just very unique and special to see something like that," said Connally.
Ventura County is home to another major draw for birders and scientists, the Western Foundation of Vertebrate Zoology, sometimes called the Camarillo Bird Museum. People are often surprised to learn that the world's largest collection of bird eggs is in Camarillo. Curators and volunteers also safeguard extensive collections of intricate nests and colorful bird study skins. Even extinct birds are represented. Ornithologists travel from all over the world to study the collections.
The greatest bird recovery success story involves California condors. The wide-ranging birds with wingspans up to 9 feet play an important role in the ecosystem since they're scavengers and eat dead animals. Condors were far more plentiful a few hundred years back. It was common to see dozens on a beach feasting on marine mammals, including plentiful sea otters that were later hunted nearly to extinction.
The California Condor Recovery Program is managed out of a U.S. Fish and Wildlife office in Ventura where it oversees two condor refuges. Hopper Mountain National Wildlife Refuge is north of Fillmore, and the Bitter Creek National Wildlife Refuge is close to the northern Ventura County line near Maricopa.
Wildlife biologist Joseph Brandt works closely with the giant birds, and his job requires rappelling down steep cliffs to check the viability of eggs.
Brandt says that in addition to dwindling food supplies for condors after the arrival of European settlers, other things people did contributed to their decline.
When the population dropped that low during 1987, all the condors remaining in the wild were trapped and placed in a captive breeding program. Releases began in 1992, and since then the population has risen steadily; 446 existed by the end of last year with more than half soaring free in the wild.
The program costs taxpayers $3 million a year, and Brandt believes the expense is worth it. "Condors are the largest land bird in North America. To call a condor just some other bird is like calling the Grand Canyon just some canyon," said Brandt.
Efforts of volunteers are critical to the condor recovery mission. They donate about 2,000 hours of their time every year, and assist with monitoring condor nests in rugged wilderness areas.
"They're kind of the eyes, and the first line of identifying when there are problems with the nests. So if one of our observers notices something going wrong with the nest, we can take action to thwart that nest failure," said Brandt.
Encountering a condor in the wild is an amazing experience. It can be a challenge to find them, but there are ways to improve the odds. Brandt says that it's exciting to see them while exploring deep in the wilderness of the Los Padres National Forest.
"The best way to see condors is to get out into the backcountry. And as many birders will say, be patient. They are wild. They're not just going to come to you," said Brandt.
It's also possible to see condors from a public road that runs through Bitter Creek National Wildlife Refuge. "There's a couple of overlooks, so if you park there and spend the morning, there's a good chance you'll see condors soaring in the distance. Other good places are the Grand Canyon and Big Sur," said Brandt.
Friends of California Condors Wild and Free is a charity active in conservation efforts. Supporters spread awareness by operating educational booths at community events.
It recently sponsored a celebration at Ojai's Libbey Park, An Evening With Condors & Friends. It honored a Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History condor biologist who conducted critical research in the 1970s and 1980s. Janet Hamber, 87, searched for clues to help determine what was causing the population to plummet severely. Learning about condor biology and behavior laid the groundwork for the recovery program.
Hamber was recognized for her contributions to condors and was also named a Trailblazer for Women in Science.
She was modest when asked about all the accolades she receives, now that the recovery program has come so far. "I had so many people who worked with me. I had hundreds of volunteers. And so to single me out as the one who did all the work is really not true. I am the recipient of all their good work as well," said Hamber.
She's happy to see the success of the efforts to help condors thrive. Hamber is also hopeful that people will continue to recognize the value of the ongoing work, since steep budget cuts to federal agencies working on conservation have been proposed.
Area nature conservation nonprofits could always use your support. Check out what they do and how you can help.
Friends of California Condors Wild and Free is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization with the mission to enhance public awareness of the endangered California condor and ensure that it is protected, healthy and free. This is done in collaboration with the Hopper Mountain National Wildlife Refuge Complex and other organizations.
Friends of the Santa Clara River are volunteers working to restore habitat on properties owned by The Nature Conservancy along the Santa Clara River, as well as at the Hedrick Ranch Nature Area.
The Ojai Raptor Center 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and release of birds of prey and other wildlife, and to providing educational programs about wildlife and our shared environment.
The mission of the Ventura Audubon Society is to promote at the local level, by education and action, the protection and restoration of bird populations and wildlife habitat for the benefit of humanity and the earth's biodiversity.
PLUS: SATURDAY, May 20, BIRD MUSEUM SPRING OPEN HOUSE 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Explore the museum's exhibits along with hands-on egg blowing, nest building and other events. $5-10. Western Foundation of Vertebrate Zoology, 439 Calle San Pablo, Camarillo.


Recently the media has been filled with sensational headlines such as "College Grads Can't Find Jobs", "Is a College Degree Worth It?", and "Employers Say College Graduates Lack Job Skills". In a counter to that sentiment, the UNCW Career Center's work with employers, students and alumni suggests that rather than a lack of skills, students may neglect to connect their meaningful experiences at UNCW to the skills they have developed. Our Skill Seeker initiative is one way we encourage students to reflect on their academic and co-curricular experiences, and identify the skills those involvements created and nurtured.
Beginning in 2010, the Career Center staff asked employers throughout the region to identify the core skills they were seeking in their interns and new full-time employees. We also searched the literature for other regional and national surveys that posed that same question. The review of this data suggested strong preferences for seven skill areas evident in the majority of industries and hiring organizations. These seven skill areas then became the essential elements of the Skill Seeker program.
Campus faculty and staff were asked to identify specific opportunities for the development of these skills, and these became suggested involvements for students, and reminders of skill building they already may have accomplished. As with many learning scenarios, the deeper learning occurs when students reflect on the experience and gain an understanding of the broader meaning that experience suggests. The Skill Seeker provides a rubric for students to translate their learning into a language understood by both the student and the employer or graduate school.
We encourage you to use the Skill Seeker to help define the learning outcomes you seek for students in your classroom, class projects, writing assignments, research, internships, etc.
Career readiness of college graduates is of critical importance in higher education, in the labor market, and in the public arena. Based on feedback from employers and extensive national research by professional groups such as the National Association of Colleges & Employers (NACE)1, seven areas of essential skills and competencies have been identified. Below each skill area are opportunities to explore and develop that particular skill or competency. These career readiness skills and competencies will increase your marketability for internships, jobs and graduate school.
Participate in undergraduate research with a faculty member.
Work as a lab assistant with computers, science or language.
Organize a campus event, including volunteer staff, budget, publicity, etc.
Take a topic you are passionate about and research the opposing view.
Read an article in an academic area different from your own and develop implications for your area.
Develop a decision tree for an upcoming purchase, researching all relevant information (brand, model, size, cost, etc.).
Develop a three-year strategic plan for a student organization.
Identify and gain an understanding of your interests, skills, values, motivators, personality, and how these relate and influence your career decision-making.
Identify internship, job or grad school possibilities through research, experimental activities and networking.
Analyze the marketable skills gained from your academic program and your co-curricular involvement.
Activate your mind through reading, puzzles, gaming, writing, etc.
Write stories, advertisements, press releases or newsletters for Student Media or a campus or community organization.
Enroll in an academic class that is writing intensive, or includes presentations or speeches.
Work in a campus office; i.e. at an information desk, or in an operations or program assistant position.
Improve the way you listen to others; use empathy and self-control when diffusing disagreements.
Refine your job search materials (resume, cover letter, interview preparation) with the Career Center staff.
Act with a theater group, film or broadcast production.
Do fundraising for charities or nonprofit events; volunteer to work on a political campaign.
Help in a literacy or conversational English program.
Proofread your writing by reading aloud or reading backwards- line by line- to help find errors.
Lead a project team or committee in class, a student organization or job.
Use an internship, study group, class or research project to help turn a group of people into a team with common goals.
Help a new team develop through the stages of forming, storming, norming and performing.
Join a musical group or act in a play.
Participate on intramural team or sports club, coach sports team, become a summer camp counselor or recreational leader.
Contribute as a valuable member of a team focusing on team goals more than personal goals.
Collaborate with others on a project where responsibilities are shared and not divided.
Gain leadership education and experience through the Office of Student Leadership & Engagement, the Cameron School of Business or a Leadership Studies minor.
Run a campaign for student government or campus issue, or get involved in local or state politics.
Be an active officer or committee chair of a campus organization.
Identify a campus or community need and proactively find and implement solutions.
Facilitate group discussions in class or in a campus organization.
Organize and manage an intramural sports team, camp or recreation group.
Lead children's programs, tutor kids in a local school, or coach a children's sports team.
Get an internship in an area of career interest; consult with the Career Center and your department's internship coordinator.
Train new campus organization members or employees at your job.
Seek more opportunities to engage outside of your normal circle of influence. Diversifying your network can be a valuable asset.
Explore what interests you in familiar cultures & less familiar cultures. Allow that interest to guide you to dig deeper to find connections. This creates familiarity with the unknown and can possibly fuel a new desire to research and compare cultures.
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Released on June 6, 2019, in early access, Hell Let Loose is an ultra-realistic tactic focused first-person shooter. While the World War II setting may not exactly be original, I feel that the direction the game is trying to go certainly is. They have a clear one-year road map for this so it certainly looks like it is going to be getting updated very often over the next year.
How to Download Hell Let Loose
The game can be obtained from Steam. Click on the Download button at the end of the review.
The Game Review
I thought that Call of Duty WWII was as "realistic" as it got when it came to first-person shooters set in that era. The first thing you need to get out of our head about this game is that this is NOT a COD or Battlefield style game. If you try to play this like either of those games, you are not going to have a good time at all.
That is because Hell Let Loose is going for a much more realistic approach to WWII. The game is all about 100 player battles and on your team of 50, you are nothing more than a small cog in a large machine. Trying to play this all on your own is not fun, you will die before you likely even get a single shot off. This is a game where tactics and teamwork are key.
There are 14 different classes in the game which is just insane. While I like to go for a modest infantry kind of approach. You can play as a medic or even something more epic like a tank commander if you feel up to it. Above you are the "big brass" who will instruct you and try to lead you to victory.
The battles are pretty crazy and there are tanks, guns blazing and people all over the place. The game does not play like a more action-packed first-person shooter like Call of Duty for example. Trying to run and gun in Hell Let Loose is not going to work for you. You really need to communicate with other players and work together to push forward and take a sector
The idea of taking a sector is that once you do, it will then generate resources for your side. So, as you have probably guessed, battles over sectors can get very heated and frantic. It is fun, but there is a very steep learning curve. The UI is very bare-bones, but this is on purpose. There is no big reticle showing you where you are actually shooting so your aim has to be on point.
I feel that this is a game that has a lot going for it, but at the same time, it is clearly not a game for everyone. I can see some people getting frustrated and not having a good time with this, that rings especially true if you are expecting an experience like Battlefield or Call of Duty.
On Steam, they have a clear road map of the upcoming 12 months and it looks very promising. The maps are quite large and detailed and from the sounds of it, the maps they are adding are going to be larger than the ones that are already in the game. It will be interesting to see what other kinds of content such as game modes will be added.
I think that Hell Let Loose is a very interesting game. These kind of FPS games are not for everyone, but if you go into it knowing you have to work as part of a team and the learning curve is steep. Well, I feel that this is a game that is really going to get its hooks in you. There is not a ton of content at the moment in its early access state, but as I said a detailed plan is there so you can see what they have planned.
Hell Let Loose is a first-person perspective shooter game set in the time of World War II. Download it now for some great multiplayer action.
8 Total Score
Hell Let Loose Review Summary
100 player fights
A different kind of WWII FPS game
It puts a heavy focus on working as a team and strategy
The game requires a lot of skill to be good
They do have a detailed plan for its early access run
A few "early access" bugs here and there
The learning curve is very, very steep
Black Matter Pty Ltd
www.hellletloose.com
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Established in the 12th century, Holy Trinity Church has a chequered and fascinating history. Of note, John Knox (who is widely regarded as the founder of the Presbyterian denomination in Scotland) preached at Holy Trinity Church in 1559, and kick started the Protestant Reformation.
Today, we have a complementary team of people who serve at Holy Trinity Church.
Our office bearers are supported by a team of elders, who serve at the Traditional Service and Trinity Breakfast Church.
Please come and meet us – we believe in nurturing individual gifts and talents, and are always looking for people who feel they can contribute to our team.


Was Fernando Alonso a bust as a F1 driver? Or will he go down in history as one of the best of the era? Find out below.
On this episode of the Autoweek Podcast, host Rory Carroll joins Mike Pryson, Wesley Wren and Jimmy Pelizzari on a phone call with resident NASCAR reporter Matt Weaver to talk about Brett Moffitt losing his NASCAR Camping World Truck Series seat for 2019. Weaver also guides the group through his recent trip to the Snowball Derby.
After the call, Wesley swaps seats with Robin Warner, and the gang jumps into one of the most hotly debated office topics -- Fernando Alonso's legacy. The team goes through Alonso's career and debates the merits of the now-retired F1 driver. It's also unearthed that Rory drove Alonso's La Ferrari.
Wrapping the show, Pryson talks with NHRA Top Fuel Dragster champion Steve Torrence.
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The Plan provides for the establishment of various investment funds including CTBI common stock, mutual funds and money market funds. Employer contributions are automatically invested in CTBI common stock. Once a participant attains the age of 55 and has completed ten years of participation in the Plan, the participant may allocate a portion of their Plan balance to other investments within 90 days after the close of each Plan year. These elections may be made for six consecutive years.
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How a poor immigrant kid from Brooklyn wound up running Unified Payments, No. 1 on the 2012 Inc. 500, with a three-year growth rate of 23,646.3 percent. (by Darren Dahl)
Poster boy for the American dream? Quite possibly. Born in the Soviet Union, Oleg Firer arrived in Brooklyn, New York, at 12 and grew up in the borough's Brighton Beach neighborhood. He worked hard, avoided delinquents and drugs, and at 17 started his first business, a cell-phone retailer. Barely into his 20s, and without a college degree, Firer was serving as a vice president at a publicly traded communications company. In 2007, at 29, he co-founded Unified Payments. The company now processes $10 billion worth of transactions for 100,000 merchants a year–and it's still growing fast. Now 35, Firer and his family live in Miami. He drives to work in a Bentley. Life, he says, is good. As told to Darren Dahl.
I was born in Ukraine. But my family, who is Jewish, decided to flee the Soviet Union. My dad was a gym teacher there, and my mother worked for a bank. We had a challenging trip that took us through Austria and Italy before we finally got to Brooklyn.
My family didn't have much money when I was growing up. My dad worked as an assistant physical therapist, and my mom worked for a nonprofit. I was always working, taking odd jobs whenever I could. Fortunately, I am a quick learner and have a photographic memory, so I remember things in great detail.
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I grew up living in small apartments in Brighton Beach and Coney Island, which are rough neighborhoods. Growing up there made me stronger. I always set higher expectations for myself than those around me did. Rather than get into drugs or crime, I focused on working hard and learning.
My first real job was working for The Wiz as a salesperson when I was 16. By the time I was 17, I was the youngest manager the store had. After Cablevision bought the company, I started my own company selling wireless devices. I thought about going to school for business, but I was already making too much money.
The CEO of a large company called SpeedUS recruited me to help with its marketing programs. I worked there for several years and became a vice president and ran my own division. I learned a lot about mergers and acquisitions. But I felt like I had to constantly prove myself—because of my age and because I don't have an Ivy League degree.
In 2002, I was looking for a new business opportunity when a friend told me about the payment-processing industry. I thought it looked interesting, because you work with recurring revenue, which means you don't start off with zero dollars every month. A year later, I partnered up with my friend to start a payment-processing company.
When I do something, I want to learn a business inside out. If one link in the chain breaks, I want to know where to step in. That meant I needed to learn the business from the ground up, including sales, underwriting, and risk management. If I do something, I commit to it 100 percent.
About five years later, I got together with a former colleague who worked for a private equity group, and we started the company that is now Unified Payments. I wanted to do something really, really big. We committed significant capital to making strategic acquisitions.
We were looking for distressed equity situations—other payment-processing companies that couldn't service their debt or had grown too fast. We acquired eight businesses. We shut most of them down and rolled their merchants into our existing service. We were in the right place at the right time, and we had the capital to make it happen.
We continued to grow organically through the recession as well. As our society has become more and more cashless, payment processing has become economically agnostic. We make money no matter what the economy is doing.
I got where I am because I wouldn't take no for an answer. I always remember where I came from and that I could end up back there with nothing. A few years ago, my wife, who is a refugee from Moldova, our two daughters, and I moved to Miami. My parents, who still live in Brooklyn, are very proud. (courtesy: INC)
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To commemorate the milestone of the 71st year of Sri Lankan Independence, Colombo City Centre (CCC) conducted a series of fun events that captured the spirit of unity, harmony, and nationhood on Independence Day. Aptly titled "Freedom is an Emotion," these celebrations took place from 2nd to 4th February at the Colombo City Centre Mall.
Customers visiting the mall during this period got the opportunity to express what freedom meant to them and have their thoughts encapsulated in the form of a Doodle Art drawn by a famous artist. Plus, 10 lucky visitors received a free dessert which was specially developed by Colombo City Centre's resident Michelin-inspired Dessert Bar , 'House on the Moon', especially for Independence Day. Other activities included a Kids' Art Village, and thrilling 'Minute to Win It' Games. A special art installation of the map of Sri Lanka, embossed with the country flag's colours, was also featured in the lobby area.
The USD 180 million joint venture between local retail giant, Abans, and Singapore-based Next Story Group, is one of Sri Lanka's largest foreign direct investments in recent times, and rises 47-storeys above the heart of the city.
Honored as the 'Most Promising Mixed Use Development' by CMO Asia, 'Asia's Greatest Brand' by AsiaOne Magazine and 'Upcoming Mall of the Year' among several other accolades by the Golden Globe Tigers, Colombo City Centre is a multi award-winning skyscraper dedicated towards transforming Sri Lanka's capital into a global metropolis with the first integrated lifestyle complex of its kind.
This includes Sri Lanka's first international Mall with high-end brands, a 700-seat Food Court and six-screen multiplex cinema, the upscale NEXT Hotel with 164 keys, and 192 luxurious residential units designed to offer unmatched views of the city, the Beira Lake, and the Indian Ocean.


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Home Search and Rescue Coast Guard ends search for boaters in possible distress near Point Loma
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SAN DIEGO — The Coast Guard has suspended its search for the five boaters who made a collect call to report they were taking on water near Point Loma, Sunday.
The search was suspended at approximately 6:20 p.m., after rescue crews were unable to make contact with the caller for more information, no response was received from the broadcast to mariners, there were no reports of missing persons and Coast Guard, Customs and Border Protection, harbor police, fire department and lifeguards conducted an extensive search for the green and white boat.
The Coast Guard launched an MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter crew and 45-foot Response Boat-Medium crew to search the vicinity of Point Loma after CBP requested assistance in a search for a green and white vessel in possible distress. The Coast Guard also issued an urgent marine broadcast requesting mariners in the area to keep a sharp lookout for the vessel.
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Microsoft, Google Researchers Discover New Chip Flaws
Cybersecurity researchers from Google and Microsoft announced this week a new chip bug called Speculative Store Bypass or "Variant 4" which is related to the Spectre and Meltdown flaws discovered in January.
The bug, which was given a low risk rating by the researchers, is said to affect a broad swatch of chips from Intel, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), and ARM Holdings. It carries with it a vulnerability that may allow attackers to access passwords and other sensitive data on chips, but the probability of such attack is highly unlikely.
Patches have already been made available from both manufacturers and software suppliers. However, Intel said that it will be shipping its chips with the patches turned off by default while AMD advised its customers to leave the patches turned off.
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Q: z-index problem in IE7 Problem in IE 7: When I mouse over the question mark icon, the tooltip javascript popup is not completely shown in IE 7. Bottom portion is hidden behind the "Auto Assign" block. How can I show the entire tooltip popup?
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Comrades pay their respects to Oneida fireman
More than 200 public-safety personnel came to Seymour to give John Brocker a final sendoff.
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Todd McMahon, USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin Published 4:43 p.m. CT Nov. 7, 2016 | Updated 5:29 p.m. CT Nov. 7, 2016
Memorial services were held Nov. 7, 2016 for volunteer firefighter John Brocker, who died in the line of duty. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin
More than 200 public-safety personnel came to Seymour to give John Brocker a final sendoff after he died in the line of duty.
The Town of Oneida Volunteer Fire Department's honor guard escorts the casket of firefighter John Brocker during services Monday in Seymour.(Photo: Jim Matthews/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin)Buy Photo
SEYMOUR - As Alissa Routheaux went on a walk with the seven young kids she was watching Monday morning, the group passed a few dozen fire engines and other safety vehicles that were parked up and down a street in her neighborhood.
This wasn't a typical early November day in the small city. Sunshine and unseasonably warm temperatures were accompanied by a big turnout in the downtown district.
More than 200 firefighters, police and other public-safety personnel from about 50 agencies in Wisconsin came dressed in uniform to honor John Brocker, a longtime volunteer fireman from Oneida who died in the line of duty last week.
"It's what you expect," Tim Bantes, fire chief for the Grand Chute Fire Department, said of the turnout. "Fire service is a large family, and in the time of need, your family comes to your support. So, I think you saw that today."
What Bantes and others referred to as the profession's brotherhood and sisterhood helped give Brocker a final sendoff with full honors.
A 45-minute memorial service inside a packed Emmanuel Lutheran Church was followed by a solemn tribute outside the church that culminated with an apparatus procession on Main Street in Brocker's hometown.
"It feels right to come out and honor him in some respect, just do what I can to honor him and his family and his friends in the department, to show the support," said Ken Baierl, a volunteer fireman from Bear Creek, as he watched the fire truck from his department as well as many more from other agencies pass by during the procession.
Brocker died of a heart attack while responding to a crash in the town of Oneida on Oct. 31. He was 65 years old.
A 13-year-old boy, Braxton Kasee, died from his injuries from the single-vehicle crash on Bain Road, west of Outagamie County U.
Town of Oneida Volunteer Fire Department Chief Chet Olson presents a helmet and flag to the family of firefighter John Brocker Monday in Seymour. (Photo: Jim Matthews/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin)
Brocker was a member of the Town of Oneida Volunteer Fire Department for 14 years. He also worked for more than 20 years with the Oneida Tribe of Indians of Wisconsin, most recently as a maintenance supervisor at the Turtle School.
"It's about giving that service, that dedication, and when you give it all — and I mean all, as far as when you give your life — I don't think there's much more you can say than to be able to say that he couldn't do anymore," said Bantes, who coordinated the funeral as president of the Outagamie County Fire Chiefs Association.. "He was there for his community, his fellow firefighters, the people that were in need that evening (of the crash). He was there to try to help that role, fill that role and do his job."
Monday's procession of trucks, with lights flashing but sirens silenced, passed under a large American flag hung from the extended ladders of engines from the Green Bay and Grand Chute fire departments.
The Rev. Roland Lindeman, pastor at Emmanuel Lutheran Church, led the service.
An honor guard of about 150 uniformed firefighters stood outside the church in formation as the service ended. Bagpipes then played as the casket was moved from the church.
Rites such as the fire dispatch last call tone, the playing of "Taps" and a symbolic bell ringing followed before six pallbearers, all from the Oneida fire department, loaded the casket into the back of the hearse. Pallbearers presented Brocker's family with the American flag that covered his casket during the service and also his fire helmet.
"It really is a celebration of John, his family and what he did for his community," said Luke Semrau, an engineer with the Green Bay Metro Fire Department and its deputy commander for the honor guard.
Crews in trucks from numerous departments in northeastern Wisconsin and other parts of the state followed Oneida's Engine 3821 as it led the hearse carrying Brocker's casket from the church to Muehl-Boettcher Funeral Home about six blocks away.
"The service is about paying homage to John, all of his service to his community and service to the fire department," Bantes said. "On a whole, I think it went very well. It was done very well, and you can't say much more than that."
Semrau noted the diverse mix of full-time, paid-on-call and volunteer firefighters in attendance Monday.
"They (the volunteers) do the same thing we do (as full-timers)," Semrau said. "If anything, it might be a little harder for them because at the drop of a hat they leave their families, birthday parties, anniversaries, dinners with families to go and do the job that they passionately love and for little or no pay most of the time. So, it's really a testament of their servant heart for their community."
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Fire equipment from multiple departments form a procession Monday during the Town of Oneida Volunteer Fire Department's services for firefighter John Brocker, who died after responding to a crash on Oct. 31. (Photo: Jim Matthews/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin)
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HomePoliticsAlberto Fernández and Lula criticized the 'lawfare' and defended the regimes of...
Alberto Fernández and Lula criticized the 'lawfare' and defended the regimes of Venezuela and Cuba
The president of Brazil apologized to Alberto Fernández for Bolsonaro's "rude words and offenses". They also announced that they are going to move towards the relaunch of UNASUR.
In the midst of the government's onslaught against Justice, Alberto Fernández and Lula da Silva signed a joint declaration in which they questioned the "persecutions for political reasons and lawfare" and defended the regimes of Venezuela and Cuba.
In a 82 point document that they presented this afternoon at the Casa Rosada and to which Clarín had access, the leaders highlighted "the irreplaceable role that judicial institutions have in their constitutional regulations as a guarantee of the rights of people against persecution for political reasons and lawfare" .
"Republican systems of government need you to judicial institutions maintain their independence and impartiality in the face of economic, political and media interests," they added in the document.
After a bilateral meeting in the framework of Lula's official visit to Argentina, the heads of state presented the declaration and then led a press conference in which they reviewed various issues such as the single currency, the presence of Venezuela and Cuba in the Celac summit and the relaunch of Unasur.
Lula da Silva and Alberto Fernández at the Casa Rosada after a bilateral meeting. Photo Reuters.
"(Mauricio) Macri passed through Argentina and (Jair) Bolsonaro through Brazil. We have similar challenges. The first is to consolidate democracy and institutions. From Argentina we will always be by your side and we will not let any delusional attack the institutions of Brazil , that no fascist take the attack on popular sovereignty from above," Alberto Fernández began his speech.
At this point, Da Silva asked "Apologies to the Argentine people for all the rudeness and offenses" What Bolsonaro told President Fernández.
"I apologize to the Argentine people for all the rudeness that the last president of Brazil said, a genocide I consider, and all the atrocities that he said to Alberto. A large country like Brazil, a country with 6 thousand kilometers of borders with South America south, does not have the right to make enemies," he added at a press conference in which there was no shortage of references to the World Cup that the Argentine team won in Qatar.
Defense of Venezuela and Cuba
Regarding the presence of the presidents of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, and of Cuba, Miguel Díaz-Canel, in Argentina to participate in the Summit, Alberto Fernández replied: "All CELAC member countries are invited, We do not have any veto power nor do we want to have it".
"The concern about the presence of the president of Cuba and Venezuela is more in some media than in the members of Celac," Fernández added.
Meanwhile, Lula warned that "the Venezuelan problem is resolved through dialogue, not threats of occupation" and insisted that "Brazil is going to reestablish diplomatic relations" with the Maduro government. "We want Venezuela to have an embassy in Brazil," she said.
Regarding Cuba, the Brazilian president stated that he is "proud to participate in this forum and that Cubans participate." "We must treat Venezuela and Cuba with great affection," projection.
Common currency between Argentina and Brazil
In the joint declaration they included the possibility of advancing in the creation of a common currency between the countries, although the Brazilian delegation took it upon themselves to tone down the measure.
In the document, they agreed to "initiate technical studies, including the countries of the region, on mechanisms to deepen financial integration and mitigate the temporary shortage of foreign currency, including mechanisms in charge of central banks."
"They also shared the intention of create a South American circulation currency in the long termwith a view to promoting trade and regional productive integration and increasing resilience to international shocks," they pointed out in the statement.
In this sense, Da Silva pointed out that "Brazil and Argentina had a little experience of doing business in currencies in 2008", but acknowledged that "it did not have the influence" they expected.
"What we are trying now is for our Economy Ministers to make us a proposal for foreign trade and transactions between two countries that is done in a common currency, with a lot of debate and many meetings. If it depended on me, we would have foreign trade in the currencies of other countries to not depend on the dollar, why not try a common currency? I believe that it will happen and that it is necessary."he emphasized.
The presidents of Brazil and Argentina embrace after a meeting at the Casa Rosada. Photo Reuters.
The Argentine president, for his part, added: "We do not know how a common currency can work, nor how one in the region. But we do know how they work depending on foreign currencies and how harmful it is. I celebrate this vocation. If we don't we encourage change, we will suffer".
Relaunch of UNASUR
In another section of the document, the governments "committed to start a dialogue process at the presidential level with the countries of the region towards the relaunch of UNASUR and instructed their foreign ministers to carry it out at their level, taking the necessary actions."
In this regard, Alberto Fernández pointed out that at the meeting they agreed to "restart UNASUR", in addition to "strengthening and making Mercosur more efficient".
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Mehl A. Penrose
Mehl Penrose holds a doctorate in Hispanic Languages and Literatures from UCLA. His research focuses primarily on eighteenth- and nineteenth-century cultural and literary studies of Spain. He is also interested in studying non-normative discursive representations of masculine gender expression and male sexualities, journalistic texts, the intersections of legal, medical, and literary discourses, German philosophical and political influences on modern Spanish thought, and queer theory as it relates to modern Spain.
His book, Masculinity and Queer Desire in Spanish Enlightenment Literature (Ashgate 2014), examines the non-normative male figure in late eighteenth- and early nineteenth-century Spanish cultural discourse. His latest publications include (1) "Found in Translation: Homoerotica and Unconventional Muslim Masculinities in Gaspar María de Nava Álvarez's Poesías asiáticas." The Routledge Companion to the Hispanic Enlightenment. Eds. Elizabeth Franklin Lewis, Mónica Bolufer Peruga, and Catherine M. Jaffe. Abingdon, UK and New York, NY: Routledge, 2020, 342-54 and (2) "Performing the Closet in Clarín's La Regenta," Decimonónica 15.1 (Winter 2018): 32-49.
He has also published articles in such refereed journals as Dieciocho, Revista Hispánica Moderna, Romance Quarterly, and Mester.
His current book project examines the origins of the forensic and psychiatric image of the non-normative subject in nineteenth-century Spanish hygiene and sexology manuals and the influence of the latter on the development of Realist and Naturalist narrative in Spain. He received support for the project in the form of a UMD Research and Scholarship Award for Fall 2014 and a UMD sabbatical in Spring 2015.
Dr. Penrose teaches upper-division undergraduate courses in Spanish and Latin American culture and literature of all periods. He also teaches graduate seminars on Spanish Romanticism; gender, sexuality, class, and nationality in eighteenth- and nineteenth-century Spanish literature; gender and sexuality in German, French, and Spanish literature of the Enlightenment; and the Realist and Naturalist novel in Spain.
He is currently a member of the Modern Language Association, the International Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies, the American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies, and the Ibero-American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies.
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