For further information, call 645-2921. All sessions are open to the public. Sessions will be held in the printmaking areas in the Center for the Arts on the North Campus. For more information, call Jeff Sherven at 645-6878. The institute is accepting 200-300 word abstracts for the conference, particularly those stemming from the biological sciences and the arts, as well as those considering race, the relationship between genders, and between generations of feminists.
Submissions are welcome from all disciplines within the arts, sciences and humanities.
For more information, contact Rebecca Morrow at 829-3451. Nursing to offer 3 new advanced certificate programs The School of Nursing will offer three new advanced certificate programs beginning this summer and fall. Open to nurses who hold master's degrees as nurse practitioners, the programs will begin in fall 2000. Certification as a psychiatric mental-health nurse practitioner qualifies nurses to conduct psychiatric assessments and prescribe medication. There is a need for practitioners knowledgeable about the biological basis for mental illness, rather than the traditional counselor.