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| 1 | Of Interest—New and Noteworthy If you weren't on SPEA's Bloomington campus this fall, you missed a lot. .HTML || .PDF |
| 2 | On the cover: Diane Henshel studies the healing effects
of infrared light SPEA researchers are determined to learn more about infrared light, not only its power to heal but, just as critically, whether there are side effects when it is used. .HTML || .PDF |
| 3 | Exporting Democracy The Parliamentary Development Project (PDP) for Ukraine was established over a decade ago to assist the Ukrainian parliament, Verkhovna Rada, in developing its legislative processes. SPEA professor and PDF director Charles makes no excuses for promoting democracy. .HTML || .PDF |
| 4 | Beefing up Food Safety Dave McSwane offers some rare insights. .HTML || .PDF |
| 5 | To Russia with Love Natalia Rekhter works to develop an exchange program for Russian and American faculty and students to learn about the many challenges of Russian health care. .HTML || .PDF
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| 6 | Speaking out—What our experts say: Learning from Katrina
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| 7 | Online: Faculty adventures in cyberspace Clint Oster, Professor and Associate Dean, Bloomington Programs shares his favorite Web sites...and more. .HTML || .PDF |
| 8 | In the money. Who. What. How much. A sampling of current research, the SPEA faculty who are doing it, and the grants that help make it possible. .HTML || .PDF |
| 9 | In the lab—Projects and people. What's happening in Phil Stevens' lab? .HTML || .PDF |
| 10 | Cream of the Crop—Student stories Megan Hoot: “Being a civil servant is a life-long calling for me.” .HTML || .PDF |
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