Released by Idaho State University October 5, 2011
Contact: Victoria Bañales, Director of ISU Division of Continuing Education and Conference Services, (208) 282-1049
Idaho Conference on Health Care, Thomas Geriatric Health Symposium
Set Oct. 21 at Idaho State University
POCATELLO – The 24th annual Idaho Conference on Health Care and fourth annual Thomas Geriatric Health Symposium will run from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Oct. 21 in the Pond Student Union Ballroom and be available at ISU-Meridian via ISU’s distance learning.
The conference's main sponsor is the Idaho State University Division of Health Sciences. Registration for the conference is required by Oct. 14. CEUs and continuing education credit are available and there will be sponsor booths.
The event features four presentations:
• “Leadership in a Shifting Health Care System – Career Transitions for Clinical Professionals,” from 9 to 10:15 a.m., presented by Jeri Dunkin, Ph.D., of the Alabama State Nurses Association and Rural Nurse Association. She established the Online Journal of Rural Nursing and Health Care to provide rural health professionals with an open access journal that focuses on rural health care issues.
• “From Hospital to Home – Best Practices from the Idaho Person-Centered Hospital Discharge Model Grant,” from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m., presented by Debra Aubrey, Ph.D., and Russell Spearman. Aubrey is a clinical psychologist and a research associate professor with the ISU Institute of Rural Health, and is president of the Idaho Psychological Association. Spearman is a senior research associate with the ISU Institute of Rural Health and is the former executive director for Idaho's Governor's Council on Developmental Disabilities.
• “The Right Person in the Right Place – Rehabilitation Criteria for Discharge Placement Recommendations,” from 1 to 1:50 p.m., presented by Cindy Seiger, Ph.D., who is assistant clinical professor and clinic director in the ISU Department of Physical and Occupational Therapy. She coordinates the on-campus Physical and Occupational Therapy Clinics.
• “Falling through the Cracks – The Value of an Interdisciplinary Transition of Care Clinic after Hospitalization,” from 2 to 2:50 p.m., by Eliza Borzadek, PharmD, and Diana Krawtz, nurse practitioner. Borzadek has been involved with the Transition of Care Clinic within the ISU Family Medicine Residency Program, caring for patients recently discharged from the hospital in the clinic, skilled nursing facilities, and patient homes. Krawtz is a clinical assistant professor at ISU Departments of Pharmacy Practice and Family Medicine, where she serves as a preceptor for pharmacy students on medicine clerkship. She also provides drug-specific recommendations during in-patient medicine rounds at Portneuf Medical Center.
"We are fortunate to have an anonymous donor who understands the importance of educating health professionals about aging issues. Though his generosity, ISU can bring nationally recognized experts in geriatric issues to this annual conference," says Ann Swanson, one of the conference organizers.
Conference information, including registration forms and complete speaker/presentation information, can be found at http://www.isu.edu/healthsciences/hlthconf/ or by contacting Continuing Education at (208) 282-3155 or extendedlearning@isu.edu.
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Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Fall Senior Art Exhibition Runs Oct. 10-21 At Idaho State University Davis Gallery
Released by Idaho State University October 5, 2011
Contact: Amy Jo Popa, (208) 282-3341
Fall Senior Art Exhibition Runs Oct. 10-21 At Idaho State University Davis Gallery
POCATELLO – The fall 2011 Idaho State University Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Fine Arts Senior Exhibition is scheduled Oct. 11-21, with an opening reception Oct. 10, at the John B. Davis Art Gallery in the lower level of the ISU Fine Arts Building.
This exhibition will feature artists Drew Bailey, Colette Christensen, Cassidy Robinson and Samuel Vineyard. The Oct. 10 opening receptions runs from 6 to 8 p.m.
All events are free and open to the public.
Bailey was born and raised in Blackfoot. As a teenager, he was privileged to study India ink drawing with Willy Preacher and had a brief apprenticeship with Richard Bingham, both of Blackfoot. Bailey served in the military and was stationed in Vicenza, Italy. Upon returning home, he attended Eastern Idaho Technical College majoring in business and webpage design. Bailey plans to graduate with his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the Department of Art and Pre-Architecture and a minor in history in December. Bailey’s work can be seen in the Pocatello city park of Old Town Pocatello, and outside the sculpture studio of Idaho State University. Bailey plans on working towards a Master of Fine Arts degree relating to his studies in jewelry and metals.
Colette Christensen was born in Pocatello and graduated from Skyline High in Idaho Falls in 2006. She is working towards a Bachelor of Arts degree from the Department of Art and Pre-Architecture and a Bachelor of Science degree in secondary education. She works primarily with mixed media, pastel, and acrylic paint.
Cassidy Robinson was born in Jackson Hole, Wyo., in 1985 and was raised in Southeast Idaho. Robinson graduated from Century High School in 2004. He plans to graduate with his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the Department of Art and Pre-Architecture in December 2011. Though studying many forms and mediums while attending ISU, his focus will remain in drawing, painting and printmaking for his undergraduate show.
Samuel Vineyard was born in Eden and is currently a resident and local barista in Pocatello. In 2008 Vineyard earned an Associate of Arts degree in liberal arts from the College of Southern Idaho. This December he will receive his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the ISU Department of Art and Pre-Architecture. He works mainly with intaglio etching and mixed media drawing.
The John B. Davis Gallery hours are Monday-Friday 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
For more information contact Amy Jo Popa at 282-3341 or visit www.isu.edu/art/galleries.shtml.
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Contact: Amy Jo Popa, (208) 282-3341
Fall Senior Art Exhibition Runs Oct. 10-21 At Idaho State University Davis Gallery
POCATELLO – The fall 2011 Idaho State University Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Fine Arts Senior Exhibition is scheduled Oct. 11-21, with an opening reception Oct. 10, at the John B. Davis Art Gallery in the lower level of the ISU Fine Arts Building.
This exhibition will feature artists Drew Bailey, Colette Christensen, Cassidy Robinson and Samuel Vineyard. The Oct. 10 opening receptions runs from 6 to 8 p.m.
All events are free and open to the public.
Bailey was born and raised in Blackfoot. As a teenager, he was privileged to study India ink drawing with Willy Preacher and had a brief apprenticeship with Richard Bingham, both of Blackfoot. Bailey served in the military and was stationed in Vicenza, Italy. Upon returning home, he attended Eastern Idaho Technical College majoring in business and webpage design. Bailey plans to graduate with his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the Department of Art and Pre-Architecture and a minor in history in December. Bailey’s work can be seen in the Pocatello city park of Old Town Pocatello, and outside the sculpture studio of Idaho State University. Bailey plans on working towards a Master of Fine Arts degree relating to his studies in jewelry and metals.
Colette Christensen was born in Pocatello and graduated from Skyline High in Idaho Falls in 2006. She is working towards a Bachelor of Arts degree from the Department of Art and Pre-Architecture and a Bachelor of Science degree in secondary education. She works primarily with mixed media, pastel, and acrylic paint.
Cassidy Robinson was born in Jackson Hole, Wyo., in 1985 and was raised in Southeast Idaho. Robinson graduated from Century High School in 2004. He plans to graduate with his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the Department of Art and Pre-Architecture in December 2011. Though studying many forms and mediums while attending ISU, his focus will remain in drawing, painting and printmaking for his undergraduate show.
Samuel Vineyard was born in Eden and is currently a resident and local barista in Pocatello. In 2008 Vineyard earned an Associate of Arts degree in liberal arts from the College of Southern Idaho. This December he will receive his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the ISU Department of Art and Pre-Architecture. He works mainly with intaglio etching and mixed media drawing.
The John B. Davis Gallery hours are Monday-Friday 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
For more information contact Amy Jo Popa at 282-3341 or visit www.isu.edu/art/galleries.shtml.
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ISU Anderson Center, in Partnership with the ISU Genesis Project and the QSA Club, To Host Workshop and Readings by Jack Sweitzer on Oct. 12
Released by Idaho State University October 5, 2011
Contact: Dr. Rebecca Morrow, Anderson Center Director at (208) 282-2805
ISU Anderson Center, in Partnership with the ISU Genesis Project and the QSA Club,
To Host Workshop and Readings by Jack Sweitzer on Oct. 12
POCATELLO – The Anderson Gender Resource Center at Idaho State University, in close collaboration with the ISU QSA (Queer Straight Alliance, formerly LGBTSA) club and the Genesis Project, will welcome writer, activist and licensed Zumba instructor Jack Sweitzer to Pocatello and the ISU campus for the annual recognition and celebration of National Coming Out Day on Oct. 12.
The event, which dates back to 1988 and was first organized in California, has grown to an internationally celebrated manifestation and is observed in all 50 states as well several countries around the world. The purpose of National Coming Out Day is to celebrate the process of coming out as well as to raise awareness about lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender issues in the community.
Sweitzer has spent years writing for various magazines and publications, been involved in a number of events as an activist for gay rights and is currently living in Bellingham, Wash., where he pursues writing and also works as a Zumba instructor. At ISU, Sweitzer will be giving two readings dealing with the process of coming out and the importance of mental and physical health. He will also be hosting a workshop on “writing for activism.”
“We are beyond excited to have Jack Sweitzer come to ISU for National Coming Out Day” said Åsa Burlin, AmeriCorps member at the Anderson Gender Resource Center. “This is such an important event, and it’s great to see different groups join forces and work together to be able to organize something like this.”
The first reading will be held at the Bengal Café in the Pond Student Union on ISU campus at noon Wednesday, Oct. 12. Free sandwiches will be provided for the first 30 attendees. At 6 p.m. there will be a “Writing for Activism” workshop in the Wood River Room, followed by a second reading at 7:30 p.m., also in the Wood River Room. All activities are free and open to all.
For questions or more information about the event, please contact the Anderson Center at 282-2805.
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Contact: Dr. Rebecca Morrow, Anderson Center Director at (208) 282-2805
ISU Anderson Center, in Partnership with the ISU Genesis Project and the QSA Club,
To Host Workshop and Readings by Jack Sweitzer on Oct. 12
POCATELLO – The Anderson Gender Resource Center at Idaho State University, in close collaboration with the ISU QSA (Queer Straight Alliance, formerly LGBTSA) club and the Genesis Project, will welcome writer, activist and licensed Zumba instructor Jack Sweitzer to Pocatello and the ISU campus for the annual recognition and celebration of National Coming Out Day on Oct. 12.
The event, which dates back to 1988 and was first organized in California, has grown to an internationally celebrated manifestation and is observed in all 50 states as well several countries around the world. The purpose of National Coming Out Day is to celebrate the process of coming out as well as to raise awareness about lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender issues in the community.
Sweitzer has spent years writing for various magazines and publications, been involved in a number of events as an activist for gay rights and is currently living in Bellingham, Wash., where he pursues writing and also works as a Zumba instructor. At ISU, Sweitzer will be giving two readings dealing with the process of coming out and the importance of mental and physical health. He will also be hosting a workshop on “writing for activism.”
“We are beyond excited to have Jack Sweitzer come to ISU for National Coming Out Day” said Åsa Burlin, AmeriCorps member at the Anderson Gender Resource Center. “This is such an important event, and it’s great to see different groups join forces and work together to be able to organize something like this.”
The first reading will be held at the Bengal Café in the Pond Student Union on ISU campus at noon Wednesday, Oct. 12. Free sandwiches will be provided for the first 30 attendees. At 6 p.m. there will be a “Writing for Activism” workshop in the Wood River Room, followed by a second reading at 7:30 p.m., also in the Wood River Room. All activities are free and open to all.
For questions or more information about the event, please contact the Anderson Center at 282-2805.
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Monday, October 3, 2011
Idaho State University Retired Employees Reunion Is Oct. 27
Released by Idaho State University 3 October 2011
Contact: Dick Sagness, (208) 232-8298
Idaho State University Retired Employees Reunion Is Oct. 27
Pocatello – The eighth annual reunion for Idaho State University’s retired employees is Thursday, Oct. 27, at Juniper Hills Country Club. The buffet dinner starts at 7 p.m. and is preceded at 5:30 p.m. by a no-host social hour.
All retired ISU faculty and staff and spouses, as well as spouses of deceased retirees are invited to attend. The dinner costs $28 per plate, and prepayment before Oct. 20 is required. Payment should be sent to Ross Ruchti, 1435B, Ammon, Pocatello, ID 83201.
For more information on the reunion, call Joan McCune, 233-8467; Anita Ruchti, 233-6594; Donna Sagness, 232-8298; or Alice Ronald, 232-1430.
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Contact: Dick Sagness, (208) 232-8298
Idaho State University Retired Employees Reunion Is Oct. 27
Pocatello – The eighth annual reunion for Idaho State University’s retired employees is Thursday, Oct. 27, at Juniper Hills Country Club. The buffet dinner starts at 7 p.m. and is preceded at 5:30 p.m. by a no-host social hour.
All retired ISU faculty and staff and spouses, as well as spouses of deceased retirees are invited to attend. The dinner costs $28 per plate, and prepayment before Oct. 20 is required. Payment should be sent to Ross Ruchti, 1435B, Ammon, Pocatello, ID 83201.
For more information on the reunion, call Joan McCune, 233-8467; Anita Ruchti, 233-6594; Donna Sagness, 232-8298; or Alice Ronald, 232-1430.
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Idaho State University to Announce Collaborative Partnership with Scan Tech to Improve National Security on Oct. 4
Media advisory
Monday, October 3, 2011
Idaho State University to Announce Collaborative Partnership with Scan Tech to Improve National Security on Oct. 4
What: In a joint collaboration with ramifications for national security, Scan Tech and Idaho State University will have a major announcement.
When/Where: 3:30 p.m., Tuesday, October 4, in the ISU research building, the former Ballard Building, in the ISU Research and Business Park on Alvin Ricken Drive.
Additional information: Officials from Scan Tech and ISU will answer questions regarding application of the new equipment and its technological applications.
Contact info: Mark Levine, Director of Marketing and Communications, 208-282-3620.
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Monday, October 3, 2011
Idaho State University to Announce Collaborative Partnership with Scan Tech to Improve National Security on Oct. 4
What: In a joint collaboration with ramifications for national security, Scan Tech and Idaho State University will have a major announcement.
When/Where: 3:30 p.m., Tuesday, October 4, in the ISU research building, the former Ballard Building, in the ISU Research and Business Park on Alvin Ricken Drive.
Additional information: Officials from Scan Tech and ISU will answer questions regarding application of the new equipment and its technological applications.
Contact info: Mark Levine, Director of Marketing and Communications, 208-282-3620.
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Idaho State University Offers Massage Therapy Clinic; Public Invited to Schedule Appointments
Released by Idaho State University October 3, 2011
Written by: Stuart Summers, Community Relations Specialist, ISU College of Technology, 208-282-3216 or summstua@isu.edu
Contact: Andrea Gower, Massage Therapy Program, (208) 282-3929
Idaho State University Offers Massage Therapy Clinic;
Public Invited to Schedule Appointments
POCATELO – Experience the benefits of a relaxing massage and improve your health at the Idaho State University Massage Therapy Clinic. The ISU Massage Therapy Program is once again taking requests for appointments in its student clinic.
The massage therapy student clinic will open on Tuesday, Oct. 18, and will be open on Tuesday and Thursday evenings while classes are in session. Appointments are available at 5:15 and 6:30 p.m. and massages are provided by student practitioners. The student clinic is located in the Owen Complex on the ISU campus and parking is available behind the building near the ramped entrance.
Each affordable, one-hour massage session costs $20 and is payable only by cash or check. Any contributions made above the fee will go to the Associated Students of ISU Student Massage Therapy Association. A 24-hour notice of cancellation is requested and clients are asked to arrive 15 minutes before their scheduled time.
Appointments may be requested online www.isu.edu/ctech/massagetherapy/schedule.shtml or by leaving a message at 282-2988.
For more information about the ISU Massage Therapy Program contact Andrea Gower at 282-3929.
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Written by: Stuart Summers, Community Relations Specialist, ISU College of Technology, 208-282-3216 or summstua@isu.edu
Contact: Andrea Gower, Massage Therapy Program, (208) 282-3929
Idaho State University Offers Massage Therapy Clinic;
Public Invited to Schedule Appointments
POCATELO – Experience the benefits of a relaxing massage and improve your health at the Idaho State University Massage Therapy Clinic. The ISU Massage Therapy Program is once again taking requests for appointments in its student clinic.
The massage therapy student clinic will open on Tuesday, Oct. 18, and will be open on Tuesday and Thursday evenings while classes are in session. Appointments are available at 5:15 and 6:30 p.m. and massages are provided by student practitioners. The student clinic is located in the Owen Complex on the ISU campus and parking is available behind the building near the ramped entrance.
Each affordable, one-hour massage session costs $20 and is payable only by cash or check. Any contributions made above the fee will go to the Associated Students of ISU Student Massage Therapy Association. A 24-hour notice of cancellation is requested and clients are asked to arrive 15 minutes before their scheduled time.
Appointments may be requested online www.isu.edu/ctech/massagetherapy/schedule.shtml or by leaving a message at 282-2988.
For more information about the ISU Massage Therapy Program contact Andrea Gower at 282-3929.
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ISU Honored by Visit of Phi Upsilon Omicron National President
Released by Idaho State University October 3, 2011
Written by Melissa Hanson, Public Relations Officer
Contact: Laura McKnight, (208) 282-2961
ISU Honored by Visit of Phi Upsilon Omicron National President
POCATELLO – The Idaho State University Beta Rho Chapter of Phi Upsilon Omicron (Phi U) Honor Society was honored to host the Phi U National President, Corine Carr.
Carr, who visited in September, spoke to the “Principles of Community Nutrition” class about her experiences as a registered dietitian, including her work with children with diabetes in Kazakhstan. Later that day she presented a leadership workshop to members of the ISU chapter of Phi Upsilon Omicron, Beta Rho and other students belonging to dietetics, family consumer science, and early childhood education majors.
Later that evening a dinner was held in Carr’s honor. Many local Phi U alumni and current members were in attendance as well as two other national officers residing in the area, Jenniene Kauer, Phi U national alumni councilor and ISU Family and Consumer Science instructor, and Jenifer Reader, Region Councilor Chair. Carr spoke about the opportunities and privileges that come through membership in Phi U.
Phi U, a member of the Association of College Honor Societies, is a service-oriented honor society for family and consumer science and related majors. Phi U provides members with many opportunities, including scholarships, writing and research awards, and involvement in service and professional projects that promote the health and well being of the community.
The Beta Rho chapter of Phi U has been on the ISU campus since the early 1970s. The chapter has received several national and regional awards for their professional projects to the community. Thousands of dollars have also been awarded to local members over the years in the form of scholarships, fellowships and awards.
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Written by Melissa Hanson, Public Relations Officer
Contact: Laura McKnight, (208) 282-2961
ISU Honored by Visit of Phi Upsilon Omicron National President
POCATELLO – The Idaho State University Beta Rho Chapter of Phi Upsilon Omicron (Phi U) Honor Society was honored to host the Phi U National President, Corine Carr.
Carr, who visited in September, spoke to the “Principles of Community Nutrition” class about her experiences as a registered dietitian, including her work with children with diabetes in Kazakhstan. Later that day she presented a leadership workshop to members of the ISU chapter of Phi Upsilon Omicron, Beta Rho and other students belonging to dietetics, family consumer science, and early childhood education majors.
Later that evening a dinner was held in Carr’s honor. Many local Phi U alumni and current members were in attendance as well as two other national officers residing in the area, Jenniene Kauer, Phi U national alumni councilor and ISU Family and Consumer Science instructor, and Jenifer Reader, Region Councilor Chair. Carr spoke about the opportunities and privileges that come through membership in Phi U.
Phi U, a member of the Association of College Honor Societies, is a service-oriented honor society for family and consumer science and related majors. Phi U provides members with many opportunities, including scholarships, writing and research awards, and involvement in service and professional projects that promote the health and well being of the community.
The Beta Rho chapter of Phi U has been on the ISU campus since the early 1970s. The chapter has received several national and regional awards for their professional projects to the community. Thousands of dollars have also been awarded to local members over the years in the form of scholarships, fellowships and awards.
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