Three Idaho State University Professors and a Student Are Idaho Business Review 2010 Health Care Hero Honorees

Three Idaho State University Professors and a Student
Are Idaho Business Review 2010 Health Care Hero Honorees

MERIDIAN – Idaho State University professors, Miki Goodwin, Glenda Carr and Caroline Faure, are honorees in the 2010 Health Care Heroes program sponsored by the Idaho Business Review newspaper.
The newspaper also awarded ISU-Meridian accelerated nursing student, Makay Tyler Oakey, of Boise, the $1,000 Health Care Heroes student scholarship.
In its fifth year, the program recognizes health care professionals, educators and volunteers for their contributions and service to Idaho’s health care industry.
Dr. Goodwin, who heads the accelerated nursing program at ISU-Meridian, and Dr. Faure, an assistant professor in the sport science and physical education department in Pocatello, are finalists in the educator category. Dr. Carr, a clinical assistant pharmacy professor at ISU-Meridian, is nominated in the health care professional category.
The ISU professors are among 23 honorees in eight categories. The honorees – which represent Idaho’s hospitals, medical clinics, universities and health care organizations – will be profiled in the Idaho Business Review’s annual Health Care Heroes magazine Oct. 11, and honored at an awards dinner Oct. 8 at the Boise Centre, 850 W. Front Street. A “Top Honor” in each category will be announced at the awards event.
ISU is a co-sponsor of Health Care Heroes. Other program affiliates include the Idaho Hospital Association, Idaho Medical Association, Idaho Health Care Association, Idaho Alliance of Leaders in Nursing, and the Medical Group Management Association, according to the Idaho Business Review.
Candidates are nominated by their peers and judged by a panel independent of ISU.
For a list of honorees and categories, visit http://idahobusinessreview.com/blog/2010/08/31/ibr-announces-2010-health-care-heroes-honorees/.
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Paintings by Richard Bingham to Be on Display

Paintings by Richard Bingham to Be on Display
At ISU Transition Gallery Sept. 7-29

POCATELLO – The Idaho State University Pond Student Union Transition Gallery will present “A Collection of Paintings by Richard Bingham” Sept. 7-29 and hold an opening reception for the exhibit on Tuesday, Sept. 7, from 7 to 9 p.m.
Richard Paul Bingham, born 1948, was raised in Southeast Idaho and attended area schools. He began painting in oils at the age of twelve under the tutelage of his father, a noted local artist, and through the 1960s regularly accompanied him to workshops and instruction given by Robert Brackman, Hayward Veal, Frederick Taubes and others. After high school he attended Idaho State University, earning a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from that institution in 1970.

Leaving graduate studies in 1972, he established a commercial art/graphics studio, and to the present, designs and produces illustrations, signs, commercial layouts and paintings on commission. He has exhibited in Idaho at Eagle Rock Art Museum, Idaho State University and the J. Crist Gallery, as well as outside Idaho in Savannah, Ga., New York City and the Hague, Netherlands.

The Transition Gallery is located on the first floor of the Pond Student Union.
For more information regarding this exhibit, please contact Corinne McCullough at (208) 282-3451.
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