EVANSTON CAMPUS
EVENTS

Subliminal
Smells Bias Perception About a Person's Likeability - Wen
Li, a post-doctoral fellow in the Cognitive Neurology
and Alzheimer's Disease Center at Northwestern's
Feinberg School of Medicine and lead author of the
study.
Seven
New Members Join Northwestern Board of Trustees -
including Bonnie S. Daniels, director at Management
Systems International and Cheryle R. Jackson, president
and chief executive officer of the Chicago Urban
League, who are also both alumnae.
Martha
Biondi on the Impact of a Possible Obama Presidency
on Racial Relations: Martha
Biondi is an associate professor of African-American
Studies at Northwestern University and says an Obama
election wouldn’t be an indicator that racism
has been eliminated in the United States.
Cristina
Traina on Mitt Romney and His Mormon Faith - Cristina
Traina is an associate professor of religion
at Northwestern University and says the Church of
Jesus Christ of Later Day Saints views itself as
a Christian tradition.
Linda
Rubinowitz on Spanking - Linda
Rubinowitz is a marriage and family therapist
at the Family Institute at Northwestern University
and says forms of spanking are currently legal for
the most part throughout the United States.
Tenured,
Tenure-Track Faculty Approved -
including these 25 women: Catherine
Belling, assistant professor of medical humanities
and bioethics; Chonghui
Cheng, assistant professor of medicine, division
of hematology-oncology; Lifang
Hou, assistant professor of preventative medicine;
Xin (Lucy) Liu, assistant professor of pediatrics;
Charulata Venkatesan, assistant professor of pediatrics; Nicole
Immorlica, assistant professor of electrical
engineering and computer science; Ana Kuzmanic, assistant
professor of theatre; Deidre Soyini Madison, professor
of performance studies; Dongsun Yim, assistant professor
of communication science and disorders; Jeannette
Colyvas, assistant professor of learning sciences
and human development and social policy; Ana Aparicio,
assistant professor of anthropology; Kathryn Bosher,
assistant professor of classics; Nathalie Bouzaglo,
assistant professor of Spanish and Portuguese; Joan
Chiao, assistant professor of psychology; Mary Dietz,
professor of political science and gender studies;
Kyla Ebels Duggan, assistant professor of philosophy;
Christine Helmer, professor of religion; Kelly Kaczynski,
assistant professor of art theory and practice;Jennifer
Lackey, associate professor of philosophy; Noelle
Samia, assistant professor of statistics; Anne Sartori,
associate professor of political science; Shalini
Shankar, assistant professor of anthropology; Nitasha
Tamar Sharma, assistant professor of African-American
and Asian American Studies; Domietta Torlasco, assistant
professor of French and Italian;
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Events
& News from the Women's Center

- Negotiating Effectively for Yourself - April 28th

University Police RAP Sheet
In the February issue:
Alternate History . . .
Do you know this person - workplace violence . . .
UP's advertising blitz . . .
January's MRC: Most Reported Crimes . . .
Frequently Asked ?'s - emergency phones . . .
Please distribute the RAP as appropriate. Stay Safe!
Take in the RAP at http://www.northwestern.edu/up/rap/RAP_Sheet.pdf
Men overestimate their intelligence while women underestimate
themselves on average, according to British researcher Adrian
Furnham in a Newsweek interview. With men exuding more confidence,
women may sell themselves short in an already sexist world.
Furnham said, "Beliefs may be more important than actual
ability in certain settings."

Join the Women Faculty Organization for the
Annual Children's Memorial Hospital Talk and Reception
NEGOTIATING EFFECTIVELY FOR YOURSELF
Victoria Husted Medvec
Executive Director for the Center for Executive Women
Adeline Barry Davee Professor Management and Organizations
Northwestern University Kellogg School of Management
Monday, April 28, 2008, 4:00-5:00pm
Wolfson Lecture Hall*
Children's Memorial Research Center (CMRC)
2430 N. Halsted Street, Chicago
Reception following the lecture
*Live video-conferencing will be available in Hughes Auditorium,
Robert H. Lurie Medical Research Center, 303 E Superior St.,
Chicago
The McGaw Shuttle is available to transport
faculty from the Chicago campus to CMRC. The shuttle departs
from
303
E. Chicago (Ward) at 3:00pm and arrives at Fullerton/Lincoln
at 3:20pm. A return shuttle departs from Fullerton/Lincoln
at 5:05 and 5:50pm. Shuttle passes must be purchased in
advance at Abbott Hall, 710 N. Lake Shore Dr, Ste. 100 at
$1.25 for
a single ride. Space is limited. For more information about
the campus shuttle visit: http://www.univsvcs.northwestern.edu/shuttles/mcgaw.htm
For more information about the event please email wfo@northwestern.edu
and visit
http://www.feinberg.northwestern.edu/faculty-staff/wfo/CMH%20Reception.htm
Stress Clinic in Chicago
A four week workshop
Tuesdays, April 8 - 29, 2008
12:00 - 1:00 pm
Stress Management ClinicHelping Students Maximize
Their Performance
by Minimizing Their Stress
The CAPS Stress Management Clinic meets once a week for
four weeks.
Each session is one hour.
The clinic is designed to serve as a resource for students
who are experiencing problems such as concentration difficulties,
procrastination, feelings of anxiety (including test anxiety),
or other forms of distress which arise in connection with
personal
or academic stressors.
The core module of the Stress Clinic provides:
·
Opportunities to identify physical and emotional symptoms
that let you know when you are under stress.
·
Instruction in identifying the types of situations that create
stress for you.
·
Training in skills and techniques that will help you
manage the stress in your life more effectively.
Day:Tuesdays
Dates: April 8 - April 29, 2008
Time: 12:00-1:00 pm
Location: Chicago CAPS, Lake Shore Center; 850 N. Lake Shore
Drive, Room 209 To sign up, call 847.491.2151 or email d-programming@u.northwestern.edu
or sign up on-line at
http://www.northwestern.edu/counseling/DP/stress-sign.html
The Illinois Women’s Health Registry is now available
to all female Illinois residents over the age of 18! To enroll,
please visit https://whr.northwestern.edu or call 800.984.IWHR
to request a paper version. The Institute for Women’s
Health Research at Northwestern University has developed
the Registry to improve our understanding of women’s
health status in Illinois by tracking general trends over
time and to identify a pool of women who are interested in
participating in important research to advance women’s
health. The Registry is a confidential questionnaire that
contains questions regarding a woman’s environment,
her health-related behaviors, her health symptoms, and any
illnesses or conditions she may have now or has had in the
past. All information will be stored on a secured server
with SSL encryption-the same level of security used for banking
and healthcare sites. We hope that you will encourage your
female relatives, friends and colleagues to participate in
this new initiative.
If we are truly committed to improving our knowledge about women’s health
for ourselves, our spouses, our daughters, our granddaughters and future generations,
then tools like this Registry are critical to assist researchers find the answers.
Questions or comments can be directed to:
Coordinator, Illinois Women's Health Registry
Institute for Women's Health Research
Feinberg School of Medicine
Northwestern University
303 E. Superior St, Lurie 5-117
Chicago, IL 60611
Tel: 312.503.1308
Toll Free: 800.984.IWHR
Fax: 312.503.1461
Email: whr@northwestern.edu
January
is National Cervical Cancer Screening Month. Get screened!
Every year about 11,000 women in the U.S. are diagnosed
with cervical cancer, and about 4,000 American women die
of the disease.

University Police RAP Sheet
In the January issue:
- December's MRC: Most Reported Crimes . . .
- NU Professor Orth Estern's research findings . . .
- Maximize your personal safety . . .
- FTC identity theft survey . . .
Subscribe to receive your own personal copy of the RAP .
. .
Please distribute the RAP as appropriate. Have a Safe & Happy New Year!
Take in the RAP at http://www.northwestern.edu/up/rap/RAP_Sheet.pdf
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