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"R. Douglas Hunter"
"In his 31 years at Oakland University, R. Douglas Hunter, professor of biological sciences, has taught more than 5,000 students in nearly 200 sections of lecture and lab. He also has mentored 143 students (undergraduate ... -
RachThree Rocks Meadowbrook: A Retrospective Review
(Oakland University, 2009-01-01)If aesthetic experiences ever come up in a conversation (and they do occasionally), I am ready to recount my greatest one of all. It happened at the Meadowbrook Music Festival, August 30, 1969, and it was hearing and seeing ... -
Racial Profiling
(Oakland University, 2002-04-01)We have three goals for this presentation: 1) to briefly review why racial profiling-specifically driving while black-catapulted to national attention in the 1990's; 2) to present our research which focuses on the importance ... -
"Racial profiling symposium hosted at OU"
"Oakland University and the D. Augustus Straker Bar Association will host a panel of area law enforcement officials, attorneys, educators and African American and Hispanic community leaders at a symposium to be held from ... -
"Racial profiling topic of Feb. 7 colloquium"
"Albert J. Meehan, associate professor of sociology and director of OU's criminal justice program, will be the featured speaker at the next President's Colloquium Series event." -
Radiation - Risks and Rewards
(Oakland University, 2000-10-01)Scientists have investigated the effects of radiation now for over 100 years and while much is known about the biological effects of radiation there still continues controversy about the risks of low radiation doses in ... -
Railroad conductors
Group of men, two wearing conductor's uniforms, standing on platform attached to rail car. -
"Rain doesn't dampen spirits at Heart Walk"
"It was a cool and drizzly morning, but regardless of the inclement weather, Heart Walk participants poured onto the grounds of Meadow Brook Music Festival to show their support for the American Heart Association. The ... -
"Reaching students through hip-hop"
"Emery Petchauer believes that hip-hop is the most important cultural phenomenon to emerge from the late 20th century." -
"Reading, writing topic of next President's Colloquium"
"Alice Horning's goal as speaker at the next President's Colloquium is to make people rethink a basic life skill ??? reading and writing. Horning, professor of rhetoric and linguistics will speak Tuesday, Nov. 12, at 11:30 ... -
"Rec Center fitness classes fun, affordable"
"Students, faculty, staff and community members looking for ways to maintain or improve their health and fitness need look no further than OU's Department of Campus Recreation. A wide range of classes, led by trained ... -
"Reception honors OU's graduating seniors"
"Graduation candidates are invited to the Senior Send Off reception Wednesday, April 14, from 4 to 6 p.m. in the Oakland Center Fireside Lounge. Students can invite a special faculty member to accompany them to the reception. ... -
"Receptions welcome incoming freshmen"
"Newly admitted Oakland University students and their families are invited to join OU faculty, staff and students for a reception to congratulate the 2004 freshmen class on their acceptance. Admitted Student Receptions ... -
"Recognizing faculty for teaching and research excellence, creative achievements and community service"
"Faculty recognition luncheon held on Founders' Day, April 15" -
Reconciliation in South Africa: Mandela’s Legacy
(2000-10-01)Experiences and observations in post-apartheid South Africa from a member of the United Nations Observer Mission, one of 64 Americans chosen by the State Department and the United Nations to observe the historic elections ... -
"Record-breaking crowd joins OU Heart Walk"
"As the sun rose Sept. 21, nearly 20,000 people descended on OU's campus for the Metro Detroit American Heart Walk, breaking records for turnout and raising more than $1.2 million to support research for heart disease and ...