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New Distinguished Alumni Veteran Award recipient Michael Kilmer dedicates his life to others | UW Magazine — University of Washington Magazine - Vimarsana News

New Distinguished Alumni Veteran Award recipient Michael Kilmer dedicates his life to others | UW Magazine — University of Washington Magazine

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ASU partners with Arizona Supreme Court to launch Center for Forensic Science and Psychology - Vimarsana News

ASU partners with Arizona Supreme Court to launch Center for Forensic Science and Psychology

The Arizona Supreme Court has announced a new partnership with Arizona State University’s New College of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences with the official launch of the Arizona Supreme Court Center for Forensic Science and Psychology.

Source: asu.edu
County library and DSS directors named - Vimarsana News

County library and DSS directors named

The county last week announced that Christy Bondy was named as Warren County Memorial Library director, and Renae Alston was named as director of the Warren County Department of Social

Opinion: Advocacy and awareness of cold cases give families hope - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Advocacy and awareness of cold cases give families hope

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ASU gets National Institutes of Health grant to support minority students - Vimarsana News

ASU gets National Institutes of Health grant to support minority students

ASU has received a new $1.2 million grant over five years to support underrepresented minority students who have undergraduate degrees in computer science, mathematics or statistics.The National Institutes of Health will provide the grant to underrepresented minority students wanting training in genomics and bioinformatics. The Training in Genomics Research (TiGeR) program at

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