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- BU Workshop on Late Modern PhilosophyAll day
- Alumni Fest in Germany on October 12–13All day
- Evaluating Claims about “the End of Men”: Legal and Other PerspectivesAll day
- American Art: The Academy, Museums, and the MarketAll day
- IS&T SCV Tutorial - Programming in R10:00 am
- Colbert Mashile: Not Yet11:00 am
- Capoeira12:00 pm
- Workers represent a distinct population at risk for heat-related illness (HRI), considered to be a leading occupational health effect of global climate change. Environmental heat is a potential hazard in a number of industries, including agriculture, yet there is a lack of information on the extent of HRI among US workers. Ms. Fitzsimmons will provide an overview of occupational HRI, summarize California's outdoor workplace HRI prevention regulation, and describe a pilot surveillance project conducted by the California Department of Public Health to assess the statewide burden of occupational HRI.12:00 pm
- DOM Grand Rounds - How we treat Colorectal Cancer: Young and Old12:00 pm
- Differential CaMKII Regulation and the Sensitivity of Brain Regions to Ischaemia: a New Approach to Neuroprotection in Stroke?12:00 pm
- Test Prep for Pre-Health Students12:00 pm
- Biophysics/Condensed Matter Seminar12:00 pm
- CELOP Exchange Lunch12:15 pm
- SojournBU Central Campus Cadre12:30 pm
- John Martson, "Agricultural Sustainability and Cultural Resilience in the Ancient Eastern Mediterranean"1:00 pm
- BU Sargent College Undergraduate Fall Open House 20121:30 pm
- "BRAF Inhibition Opens Door to Development of Combination Targeted Therapy in Melanoma"1:45 pm
- 3L Coffee Break3:00 pm
- CISE Seminar: Ohad Shamir, Microsoft3:00 pm
- MSE Colloquium: Junhong Chen, University of Wisconsin-Madison3:00 pm
- XVII Ibero American Film Festival5:00 pm
- ISBU Game Night5:00 pm
- Kappa Alpha Theta Kick-off6:00 pm
- Cinematheque: An Evening With Amy Seimetz6:00 pm
- Field Hockey vs. Maine6:30 pm
- Women's Hockey vs. RPI7:00 pm
- Wandering Minds presents Waiting for Lefty8:00 pm
- Fuego9:00 pm
CELOP Exchange Lunch
Second exchange lunch with CELOP students from Japan.
| When | 12:15 pm to 2:00 pm on Friday, October 12, 2012 |
|---|---|
| Building | GSU |
| Room | Backcourt |
| Contact Name | Elizabeth Amrien |
| Contact Email | eamrien@bu.edu |
| Contact Organization | BU Center for Asia |
| Fees | Free |