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Vanderbilt University News


03/10/2010 12:04 PM
Vanderbilt honored as a top school for service - InsideVandy

Vanderbilt honored as a top school for service
InsideVandy
Vanderbilt University has been named to the 2009 President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll, the highest federal recognition a ...

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03/10/2010 12:35 PM
Driver burned in gas station fire dies - WAAY

Driver burned in gas station fire dies
WAAY
... said in a news release on Wednesday that 68-year-old William Jerry Dennis of Fayetteville died from his injures at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. ...
Driver in Nashville tanker fire diesThe Tennessean
Tanker catches fire at gas station in NashvilleWRCB-TV
Tanker Explodes At Donelson Gas StationWSMV Nashville
Justice News Flash -WJTV
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03/10/2010 11:44 AM
Wyatt Smith named Keegan Fellowship recipient - InsideVandy

Vanderbilt University News
Wyatt Smith named Keegan Fellowship recipient
InsideVandy
Senior Wyatt Smith has been named this year's recipient of the Vanderbilt University Michael B. Keegan Traveling Fellowship, according to the ...
Keegan Fellowship winner to travel across six continentsVanderbilt University News

all 2 news articles »
03/09/2010 04:20 PM
When do Vanderbilt tornado sirens sound? It may not be when you think - Vanderbilt University News

Vanderbilt University News
When do Vanderbilt tornado sirens sound? It may not be when you think
Vanderbilt University News
In order to better protect the Vanderbilt community, Vanderbilt University has contracted with a commercial weather monitoring company to warn us about any ...

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03/09/2010 03:34 PM
Vanderbilt Researchers to Study Impact of 'Scientist-in-the-Classroom' Partnership - Vanderbilt University News

Vanderbilt Researchers to Study Impact of 'Scientist-in-the-Classroom' Partnership
Vanderbilt University News
Vanderbilt University has received a $1 million federal stimulus grant to evaluate the long-term impact of a “Scientist-in-the-Classroom” partnership ...

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YouTube Videos


03/09/2010 12:59 PM
Beyond Inclusion: Rethinking Normalcy, Identity, and Disability in Theological Terms
Tom Reynolds, associate professor of theology at Emmanuel College of Victoria University, suggests a reframing of what we consider normal and outlines how that reframing might alter how we think about the act of inclusion at the Disabilities, Religion, and Spirituality Special Lecture on March 1, 2010. Recent literature on theology and disability has underscored the need for a thorough revision of the way that faith communities understand disability. For this to take place, it is necessary to critique the way that features of normalcy come to measure what counts for care and inclusion, which have been uncritically adopted as a means by which faith communities think about their identity. Just as the male gender and heterosexuality have been constructed as normative, ableist discourses construct non-disability as normative and disability as other in order to mobilize representations that uphold identities based in exclusion. Often missed, then, is how practices of inclusion can feign openness but instead be deceptive forms of exclusion. From such a perspective, new possibilities arise for conceiving disability as part of being human and vulnerable, neither something to be overcome nor pitied, nor included as somehow other, but rather received as theological teacher. The Disabilities, Religion, and Spirituality Special Lecture is sponsored by the Vanderbilt Kennedy Center, and co-sponsored by the Carpenter Program in Religion, Gender and Sexuality at Vanderbilt Divinity School and Faith for ALL.
03/08/2010 12:18 PM
American Pie: Fact or Fiction? A Closer Look at Virginity Loss in the Movies
Watch video of a March 3, 2010, talk by Assistant Professor of Sociology Laura Carpenter, part of the Thinking Out of the Lunchbox series. Movies from the 1950's to the present day have often dealt with life transitions. One of the most significant of such events for both men and women is the experience of virginity loss. How have cinematic depictions of this life transition changed over time? To what extent do movie depictions correspond to what really goes on? What effects do they have on the behavior of real young people?
03/08/2010 02:28 AM
At-a-glance: Vanderbilt University
A quick look at Vanderbilt. Watch this video and check out the facts and faces of Vanderbilt.
03/07/2010 06:11 PM
2009-2010 Bass, Berry & Sims Moot Court Competition Final Round
On February 5, 2010, Joanna Robinson and Cherrelle Hooper, arguing for the Petitioners, competed against Jacob Neu and Lauren Fromme, arguing for the Respondents, in Vanderbilt University Law School's Intramural Moot Court Competition. Vanderbilt was honored to host Chief Judge Alex Kozinski of the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, Judge Duane Benton of the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit, and Judge Scott Stucky of the United States Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces as judges for the competition.
03/08/2010 02:06 AM
A Conversation with Gen. David Petraeus
Gen. David H. Petraeus, commander of US Central Command, engaged in an open dialogue at Vanderbilt University March 1, 2010, about his actions as commander of the surge in Iraq and the role of US forces overseas. The event was a conversation between Petraeus and Mike Newton, Vanderbilt professor of the practice of law. Newton is a West Point graduate who is an international legal adviser to the Iraqis and was one of the small team of international experts who taught them international criminal law and assisted with the trials. The conversation was sponsored by the International Legal Studies Program and the College of Arts and Science.



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