Alfred Quiroz is a visual artist who spoke on a series that he has been working on since 1994 on the presidents of the United States. His work is held by the Tucson Museum of Art, the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art and the Museum of Fine Arts in Santa Fe, N.M. This video was taken at the opening of an exhibition at the University of Arizona Museum of Art, October 11, 2007.
Captioning courtesy of Hired Hand Transcription, Tucson, Arizona.
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Dr. Alfred W. Kaszniak, Professor and Head, Psychology, presented on March 30, 2010, as the fifth lecture in the University of Arizona College of Science Mind and Body Lecture Series. Dr. Kaszniak’s research program is aimed at increasing our understanding of human brain systems involved in both cognition and emotion.
Our brains recreate past experience, monitor recall efforts, and predict our chances of remembering things in the future. The knowledge we each possess about our own memory, and strategies to aid memory, form what is called metamemory. Studies of persons with impaired metamemory due to neurological illness, along with brain imaging studies of healthy adults making judgments about memory, indicate that the brain systems active in retrieving information are distinct from those that self-monitor memory. Metamemory research is helping build an understanding of a wide range of experiences from tip-of-the-tongue forgetfulness to the symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease.
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Be inspired by Sport Clubs’ Splashcats in action at the US National Synchronized Swimming Championships hosted by The Rec Center. Sport Clubs are created, organized and run by students. Join one today, or start one! For more information go to Campus Rec’s Web site http://campusrec.arizona.edu/sports/ call: 520-621-8711 or in the summer e-mail sprtclub@email.arizona.edu.
Video created by William R. Holst, Video Communications Manager; Reporter Ellen Moss. May 3, 2008
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Song I recorded and produced for Arizona State University. I flipped the fight song.
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Photos of historical campus buildings, recent additions to campus, and buildings that are currently under construction. nau.edu/plaid
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This video features the best of “the 5th AZ International Open of BJJ”. There is a plethora of sweeps, arm bars and choke outs from some of the worlds most high-profile BJJ practitioners including: Robson Moura, Kron Gracie, Ben Henderson, Issa Able, Kristina Barlaan, Chistopher and Christian Broadnax, Jacob McClintock and many others. This star studded “GD Jiu-Jitsu” competition took place on March 13-14, 2010 in Mesa, Arizona and was captured by “Many Weapons” coincidentally our clothing is featured through out.
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Girls Making Media sent Angel and Margaret to the WISE Women in Science and Engineering Conference to get some footage and to explore their passion for science and math.
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“Brotherhood of Man” from University of Arizona BFA Musical Theatre majors in Arizona Repertory Theatre’s 2007 fall production of How to Succeed in Bussiness Without Really Trying.
Finch: Kyle Harris
Womper: Ben Gonio
Miss Jones: Elizabeth Oates
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University of Arizona student athletes Angelina Cabrera and Antoine Cason tells how the UofA has contributed to their success and instilled the values necessary to excelling.
Nicole Spanovich is a senior in Astronomy working on a NASA Project. She’s the first UofA undergrad to operate a camera on Mars. Achieve at the University of Arizona.
Rolando Flores, J.D., Assistant Attorney General, is the first member of the Pasqua Yaqui Tribe to earn a law degree in more than 50 years. Mr. Flores tells us that he grew up in Old Pasqua and always wanted to help his Tribe. He earned his law degree at the University of Arizona in a unique program specializing in indigenous people. He says “I couldn’t have found this opportunity anywhere else.”
Jacob Jensen tells us that UofA researchers are working on ways to someday reverse juvenile diabetes. Hearth Transplant recipient Bill Wohl tells us that he is living proof how research leads to results. UofA surgeons have developed the only FDA approved total artificial heart. Sonya Gutierrez, a breast cancer survivor, applauds the work of UofA oncologists to create innovative cancer therapies.
Prof. Gene Giacomelli of the University of Arizona’s College of Agriculture & Life Sciences tells us how the UofA is perfecting techniques to grow incredible tomatoes using very little water and no pesticides. We’ve shared our knowledge with growers throughout Arizona and helped to create 1,000 new jobs.
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Lute Olson announces retirement. ESPN Coverage