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The undergraduate educational mission of the School of Engineering and Applied Science of Princeton University is to educate future leaders in engineering practice, research and education, business and finance, public service, and other professions. Students learn fundamental engineering principles and how to apply them to real-world problems whose solutions require an interdisciplinary perspective. Princeton offers its students a liberal education and encourages them to take advantage of its outstanding resources and facilities. The engineering school provides a rich educational environment that fosters interaction between talented students and an internationally renowned faculty. Through independent projects that require students to frame research questions, identify solutions, define priorities, and communicate findings, our students are uniquely prepared for challenging careers. Princeton engineering alumni are recognized for their ability, creativity, initiative, integrity, and vision for making the world a better place.
Engineering education at Princeton emphasizes the fundamental principles of mathematics and the physical and engineering sciences. It is broadened by substantial opportunities for study of the social sciences, the life sciences, and the humanities. Each engineering undergraduate can develop an academic program that reflects individual aspirations and interests within a general framework of requirements. The depth and flexibility of the program make it a sound background for engineering practice or graduate study in engineering, science, business, law, or medicine. Curricula in engineering fields are offered through six academic departments:
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CREATE: Students work on their startups at our summer accelerator eLab or semester long incubator, interact with experienced entrepreneurs, innovators and designers, and participate in eWorkshops throughout the year.
EXPLORE: Students participate in the Keller Center summer internship programs: International Research Exchange Program (REACH), Entrepreneurial Internship Program, Preparing to Lead Program. Students are awarded funding for their projects. Students can become Keller Center Fellows in Innovation, Design, and Entrepreneurship.
ENGAGE: Students connect with alumni, immerse in locals ecosystem of entrepreneurship, innovation and design, attend lecture series by experienced leaders, entrepreneurs, and other creative minds, and other events, including our annual Innovation Forum.
LEARN: (1) Students take Keller Center courses in entrepreneurship, innovation and design; (2) Engineering Projects in Community Service (EPICS); (3) Integrated Introduction to Engineering, Mathematics, Physics (EMP). (4) Students pursue a cross-disciplinary certificate program in Technology and Society, with concentrations available along two tracks Information Technology and Energy, in partnership with the Center for Information Technology Policy and the Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment at Princeton.
EGR Courses. The Keller Center offers courses that have interdisciplinary content integrating engineering, natural sciences, social sciences, and humanities and that are of broad interest to students from across the University. These courses typically have no prerequisites. The following courses are in this category: EGR 102, 103, 105, 106, 109, 116, 199, 201, 208, 218, 222, 228, 250, 251, 260, 262, 277, 324, 328, 350, 351, 386, 391, 392, 437, 448, 450, 451, 491, 492, 494, 495, 497, 498.
Additional EGR courses are those with focused computer science, engineering, or mathematical content. These courses are relevant to students beyond the home department. The following courses are in this category: EGR 126, 191, 192, 194, 245, 305, 307, 309, 431.
All these courses are listed in Course Offerings under engineering and bear the label EGR. For a full list of all EGR courses by category, please check the Keller Center's website.
EGR 102A Engineering in the Modern World (see CEE 102A)
EGR 102B Engineering in the Modern World (see CEE 102B)
EGR 103 New Eyes for the World: Hands-On Optical Engineering (see ELE 102)
EGR 105 Lab in Conservation of Art (see CEE 105)
EGR 106 The Science and Technology of Decision Making (see ORF 105)
EGR 109 Computers in Our World (see COS 109)
EGR 116 The Computational Universe (see COS 116)
EGR 126 General Computer Science (see COS 126)
EGR 150 Foundations of Engineering (also STC 150) STL
This course provides a hands-on introduction to the foundational principles of engineering. The purpose of this course is two-fold. First, it provides a project-based introduction to engineering that mixes electronics, mechanical construction, and computational data analysis. Second, it provides a firm theoretical foundation for the project in both math and physics. In lab, students will have the opportunity to build, test, and iterate the design of a rocket. Complimenting the lab experience, students will engage in lectures and precepts to enhance their physics and mathematics content knowledge. V. Duvvuri, C. Gmachl, A. Houck
EGR 191 An Integrated Introduction to Engineering, Mathematics, Physics (also MAT 191/PHY 191) Fall STL
Taken concurrently with EGR/MAT/PHY 192. An integrated course that covers the material of PHY 103 and MAT 201 with the emphasis on applications to engineering. Physics topics include: mechanics with applications to fluid mechanics, wave phenomena, and thermodynamics. The lab revolves around a single project to build, launch, and analyze the flight dynamics of water-propelled rockets. One lecture, three preceptorials, one three-hour laboratory. V. Duvvuri
EGR 192 An Integrated Introduction to Engineering, Mathematics, Physics (also MAT 192/PHY 192/APC 192) Fall QR
Taken concurrently with EGR/MAT/PHY 191. An integrated course that covers the material of PHY 103 and MAT 201 with the emphasis on applications to engineering. Math topics include: vector calculus; partial derivatives and matrices; line integrals; simple differential equations; surface and volume integrals; and Green's, Stokes's, and divergence theorems. One lecture, two preceptorials. A. Aché
EGR 194 An Introduction to Engineering Spring
This project-based course offers an introduction to the various disciplines of engineering. Current projects include: energy conversion and the environment; robotic remote sensing; and wireless image and video transmission. Projects focus on engineering disciplines and their relationship to the principles of physics and mathematics. Three lectures, one three-hour laboratory. S. Lyon, J. Benziger, M. Littman
EGR 201 Introduction to Entrepreneurship Fall
The mission of this class is to give students a sense of the impact of entrepreneurship on the social and economic fabric of all cultures, while also defining the challenges all entrepreneurs must overcome in order to be successful. This class will adopt a point of view of the Princeton entrepreneur that pays particular attention to the opportunities and challenges faced by entrepreneurs who attend Princeton. The class will contain modules on the following topics, among others: Value Creation, Finding and Creating Markets, Business Models, Financials and Financing, and Leadership. D. Lidow, J. Danner, C. Kuenne
EGR 208 Designing Sustainable Systems (see ENE 202)
EGR 209 Transformations in Engineering and the Arts (see STC 209)
EGR 218 Learning Theory and Epistemology (see PHI 218)
EGR 222A The Computing Age (see ELE 222A)
EGR 222B The Computing Age (see ELE 222B)
EGR 228 Energy Technologies in the 21st Century (see MAE 228)
EGR 245 Fundamentals of Statistics (see ORF 245)
EGR 250 Engineering Projects in Community Service (EPICS): Non-credit Fall, Spring
In the Engineering Projects in Community Service (EPICS) program, students earn academic credit for their participation in multidisciplinary design teams that solve technology-based problems for local not-for-profit organizations. The teams are: multidisciplinary--drawing students from across engineering and around the university; vertically-integrated--maintaining a mix of freshmen through seniors each semester; and long-term--each student may participate in a project for up to six semesters. The continuity, technical depth, and disciplinary breadth of these teams enable delivery of projects of significant benefit to the community. M. Littman, J. Benziger
EGR 251 Engineering Projects in Community Service (EPICS) Fall, Spring
Same description as EGR 250. Freshmen and Sophomores should take EGR 251 after completion of EGR 250 in order to get final grade and credit. M. Littman, J. Benziger
EGR 260 Ethics and Technology: Engineering in the Real World (see CBE 260)
EGR 262A Structures and the Urban Environment (see CEE 262A)
EGR 262B Structures and the Urban Environment (see CEE 262B)
EGR 277 Technology and Society (also SOC 277/HIS 277) Spring SA
Technology and society are unthinkable without each other: each provides the means and framework in which the other develops. To explore this dynamic, this course investigates a wide array of questions on the interaction between technology, society, politics, and economics, emphasizing the themes of innovation and maturation, systems and regulation, risk and failure, and ethics and expertise. Specific topics covered include nuclear power and waste, genetically modified organisms, regulation of the Internet, medical mistakes, intellectual property, the financial crisis of 2008, and the post-fossil-fuels economy. , J. Vertesi Staff
EGR 305 Mathematics in Engineering I (see MAE 305)
EGR 307 Optimization (see ORF 307)
EGR 309 Probability and Stochastic Systems (see ORF 309)
EGR 328 Energy for a Greenhouse-Constrained World (see MAE 328)
EGR 350 Engineering Projects in Community Service (EPICS): Non-credit Fall, Spring
Same description as EGR 250. This course is intended for Juniors. However, Sophomores who have completed EGR 251 should enroll in EGR 350. M. Littman, J. Benziger
EGR 351 Engineering Projects in Community Service (EPICS) Fall, Spring
Same description as EGR 250. Sophomores and Juniors should take EGR 351 after completion of EGR 350 in order to get final grade and credit. M. Littman, J. Benziger
EGR 386 Cyber Security (see ELE 386)
EGR 390 Innovation in Practice: Pathways and People (also CEE 390) Spring
Innovation has been defined as "the intersection of invention and insight, leading to the creation of social and economic value." In this course, students build on expert and practitioner experience and insights, as well as readings, to develop an enhanced understanding of innovation and roles in the innovation ecosystem. Companies -- and individuals and social enterprises -- use innovation to establish and drive success. E. Fisher
EGR 391 The Wireless Revolution: Telecommunications for the 21st Century (see ELE 391)
EGR 392 Creativity, Innovation, and Design Spring
The class mission is to give students an understanding of the sources and processes associated with creativity, innovation, and design - three interdependent capabilities essential to our own well being, as well as to the well being of society. We will study the internal and external factors that relate to our own ability to create, innovate, and design. We will also understand the factors that impact a group's ability to act creatively, to innovate, and to produce practical and appealing designs. The class will consist of readings and case studies as well as individual and group projects. D. Lidow
EGR 431 Solar Energy Conversion (see ELE 431)
EGR 448 Innovating Across Technology, Business, and Marketplaces (see COS 448)
EGR 450 Engineering Projects in Community Service (EPICS): Non-credit Fall, Spring
Same description as EGR 250. This course is intended for Seniors. However, Juniors who have completed EGR 351 should enroll in EGR 450. M. Littman, J. Benziger
EGR 451 Engineering Projects in Community Service (EPICS) Fall, Spring
Same description as EGR 250. Juniors and Seniors should take EGR 451 after completion of EGR 450 in order to get final grade and credit. M. Littman, J. Benziger
EGR 482 Innovation through Empathic Design Spring
This course will build on the foundational design-thinking curriculum of EGR 392. The goal is to extend students' understanding of creativity and innovation, so as to productively apply it to cross-disciplinary problem solving. The course will emphasize empathic methodologies for breaking down complex organizational challenges and for developing meaningful solutions within experience design, brand strategy, storytelling and communications. N. Sims
EGR 491 High-Tech Entrepreneurship (also ELE 491) Fall, Spring
This hands-on course introduces students to analysis and actions required to launch and commercialize a tech company, through the use of Harvard Business School cases, visits from entrepreneurs, and two "field assignments". You will learn conceptual frameworks and analytical techniques for evaluating technologies, markets, and commercialization strategies. Additionally, you will learn how to attract and motivate the resources needed to start a company (e.g. people, corporate partners and venture capital), prepare business plans, structure relationships, refine product-market fit, and create and grow enterprise value. C. Kuenne
EGR 492 Radical Innovation in Global Markets Fall
Radical innovation solves big problems and alters the way we live, colliding with government polices as the effects ripple across national frontiers. Where do these innovations come from, how do they work, and what policy problems do they cause? This class examines the impact of technical innovation on a global scale. Students learn how innovations in areas such as satellite imaging, global positioning, internet search engines, and pandemic vaccines have a profound impact on foreign policy. Students learn to think about innovation from the standpoint of business managers, government regulators, social entrepreneurs, in very practical terms. J. Shinn
EGR 494 Leadership Development for Business Fall, Spring
The Leadership Development for Business course deals with the strategic, organizational and leadership challenges that global corporations face. The course provides students with a unique perspective on leadership vision, and how leaders recognize and capitalize on opportunities. We will focus on how leaders achieve results and make things happen working with and through others. This course presents innovative, practical and field tested methods used by successful business leaders to achieve sustained results. Classes will consist of a mix of classroom lecture, case study discussions and guest speakers. D. Strigl
EGR 495 Special Topics in Entrepreneurship Fall, Spring
Covers topical issues highlighting the impact of engineering on society through entrepreneurship. Topics and course format vary from year to year. Staff
EGR 497 Entrepreneurial Leadership Fall
The mission of the class is to enable students to successfully create and lead enterprises by teaching the basic skills required to be a successful entrepreneurial leader. This class compliments EGR 491 "High Tech Entrepreneurship" which focuses on 'giving birth to a company', by focusing instead on enterprise 'early child rearing'. The basic skills taught fall into three major categories: how to create and manage powerful relationships, how to know and manage yourself, in addition to understanding how organizations work as they evolve from the idea stage to become value producing, self-sustaining enterprises. D. Lidow
EGR 498 Special Topics in Social Entrepreneurship Fall
The focus of this course is on how entrepreneurial ventures - as compared with international aid programs, private philanthropy and corporate social responsibility initiatives - can potentially address major global challenges such as widespread poverty, intractable disease, slum housing and global warming that affect the lives and well-being of billions. Design: after overview of selected global challenges and the fundamentals of entrepreneurship, we will explore emerging and established ventures in each of these challenge arenas in more detail. Combination of lectures and case discussions, interspersed with conversations with entrepreneurs. J. Danner


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Generalized Conditionalization and the Sleeping Beauty Problem
- Terry HorganAffiliated withUniversity of Arizona Email author
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We present a new argument for the claim that in the Sleeping Beauty problem, the probability that the coin comes up heads is 1/3. Our argument depends on a principle for the updating of probabilities that we call 'generalized conditionalization', and on a species of generalized conditionalization we call 'synchronic conditionalization on old information'. We set forth a rationale for the legitimacy of generalized conditionalization, and we explain why our new argument for thirdism is immune to two attacks that Pust (Synthese 160:97–101, 2008) has leveled at other arguments for thirdism.
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- Generalized Conditionalization and the Sleeping Beauty Problem
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Volume 78, Issue 2 , pp 333-351
- Cover Date
- 2013-04
- 10.1007/s10670-011-9316-9
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- 0165-0106
- Online ISSN
- 1572-8420
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- Springer Netherlands
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- Terry Horgan (1)
- Anna Mahtani (2)
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- 1. University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ, USA
- 2. Oxford University, Oxford, England, UK


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The Hospital for the Ruptured and Crippled Eugene H. Pool, Fourth Surgeon-in-Chief 1933–1935 Followed by Philip D. Wilson, Fifth Surgeon-in-Chief 1935
- David B. LevineAffiliated withWeill Medical College of Cornell UniversityDivision of Education, Hospital for Special Surgery Email author
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In 1933, for the second time in the history of the Hospital for the Ruptured and Crippled (R & C), a general surgeon, Eugene Hillhouse Pool, MD, was appointed Surgeon-in-Chief by the Board of Managers of the New York Society for the Relief of the Ruptured and Crippled. R & C (whose name was changed to the Hospital for Special Surgery in 1940), then the oldest orthopaedic hospital in the country, was losing ground as the leading orthopaedic center in the nation. The R & C Board charged Dr. Pool with the task of recruiting the nation's best orthopaedic surgeon to become the next Surgeon-in-Chief. Phillip D. Wilson, MD, from the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston and the Harvard Medical School was selected and agreed to accept this challenge. He joined the staff of the Hospital for the Ruptured and Crippled in the spring of 1934 as Director of Surgery and replaced Dr. Pool as Surgeon-in-Chief the next year. It was the time of the Great Depression, which added a heavy financial toll to the daily operations of the hospital. With a clear and courageous vision, Dr. Wilson reorganized the hospital, its staff responsibilities, professional education and care of patients. He established orthopaedic fellowships to support young orthopaedic surgeons interested in conducting research and assisted them with the initiation of their new practices. Recognizing that the treatment of crippling conditions and hernia were becoming separate specialties, one of his first decisions was to restructure the Hernia Department to become the General Surgery Department. His World War I experiences in Europe helped develop his expertise in the fields of fractures, war trauma and amputations, providing a broad foundation in musculoskeletal diseases that was to be beneficial to him in his future role as the leader of R & C.
KeywordsEugene H. Pool Virgil P. Gibney William Bradley Coley Hospital for the Ruptured and Crippled (R & C) New York Hospital Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS) Philip D. Wilson Franklin D. Roosevelt Fiorella H. LaGuardia Robert Moses Robert B. Osgood Memorial Hospital Philip D. Wilson, Jr Bradley L. Coley Bradley L. Coley, Jr Helen Coley Nauts Fenwick Beekman
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- Eugene H. Pool
- Virgil P. Gibney
- William Bradley Coley
- Hospital for the Ruptured and Crippled (R & C)
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- Philip D. Wilson
- Franklin D. Roosevelt
- Fiorella H. LaGuardia
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I opened a keyboard to repair it as it was not working but after opening it, I am unable to fix it back. The plastic keys have come out of their original place and I have no idea how to fix them
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Use Google Image search to see where the keys are meant to go (for example, look at the placement of the R, E, G, R, E, T keys and so on).
You could probably Google for your exact keyboard model and get a picture. For me, that would be the Das Keyboard.
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WordPress' default search query parameter is "s".
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I was referring to http://piwik.org/docs/javascript-tracking/#toc-tracking-internal-search-keywords-categories-and-no-result-search-keywords . It reads that on "normal" pages you would use piwikTracker.trackPageView(). On search result page, one has to call instead piwikTracker.trackSiteSearch(keyword, category, searchCount). Without this tracking of intern searches which had no result is not possible. (I add the code manually to my WP-installations because your plugin seems to miss that feature.)
You need to use piwikTracker.trackSiteSearch if you like to track the search results manually:
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WordPress' default search works with the URL parameter "s" (e.g. myblog.tld/?s=keyword), which is tracked by default. Works fine here, of course without sorting by the search count.
I'll add piwikTracker.trackSiteSearch in a future version to track keywords in rewritten URLs and to track the search count which allows the seperation you like to get. But the Intern Search Tracking itself works by now.
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The author presents, for students and practitioners of chiropody, a discussion of fifty conditions of the foot which are found in the routine practice of chiropody. He discusses the relationship of these to shoes and outlines their treatment. The author is evidently well qualified to discuss the subjects contained in the book. He graduated from Temple University in 1922, has had about eighteen years of clinical and private practice and has been performing clinical service on the staff of his alma mater. He has made special studies and has written considerably on the subject. The causes and treatment of local irritations are outlined, the foot being viewed in its reaction to pressure. Conditions pertinent to the chiropodist's practice are reviewed for the practical application of mechanical alleviation. The book is intended primarily for students. The outline of the history of footwear is well worthy of reading, and illustrations on the
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The content of tab panels - easy to define in separate script files?
In the introduction at http://docs.sencha.com/touch/2-0/#!/...etting_started it explains how to create different "items" for different tabs.
The content for each tab is defined in that one script file though. That's nice for simple static examples, but if there is dynamic data, and not all of it is needed at once (a user may not click on all the tabs) is there an easy way to not load the content for each tab in one file and instead have the tab transitions go between separate script files, each loading their own content as needed?
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With JavaScript it really doesn't matter if your components are in 1 file or 100. A good practice would be to have each tab's component in its own JavaScript file defining an xtype.
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What would be the syntax for replacing, say, this first object in the array of tab panels with a reference to go to a different script file instead of using the literal contents defined here?
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change your html: to xtype:
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Yes, I'm stuck. I've been reading and reading through the documentation, but don't see how changing the xtype accomplishes the goal here, of modularizing the contents of each tab panel into a separate source file.
In one document, for example, the following source is given.
Here we have both xtype and html together. So how would "changing html to xtype" help at all.
Is there a simple explanation somewhere of what xtype is?
All I really need to get going is to take the example used in the "Getting Started" example and instead of defining the content of all three tabs in one file I'd like to know how to define them in three separate files, each which only get loaded as needed.
Ext.create('Ext.Container',{ fullscreen:true, layout:'vbox', items:[{ xtype:'panel', html:'message list', flex:1},{ xtype:'panel', html:'message preview', flex:2}]});


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Directors:Rod Lurie
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David and Amy Sumner (James Marsden and Kate Bosworth), a Hollywood screenwriter and his actress wife, return to her small hometown in the deep South to prepare the family home for sale after her father's death. Once there, tensions build in their marriage and old conflicts re-emerge with the locals, including Amy's ex-boyfriend Charlie (Alexander Skarsgard), leading to a violent confrontation.
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\n "We're Still Here!" – despite the predictions of the Maya ns - is the theme of this year's World Affairs Forum annual fundraising e vent on March 28. Cocktails and dinner start the evening\, and then the f un begins with tables competing for medals by correctly answering question s on current events and international affairs. David Smith\, host of Cabl evision's "Meet The Leaders"\, will serve as Game Master.\n
\n A highlight of the evening will be the RAFFLE drawing for a $1\,0 00 Amazon.com Gift Certificate. There will also be live auctions and othe r raffle prizes.\n
\n The cost of the evening is $80\, which includes dinner and game competition. A cash bar will be available during the evening and the festivities begin at 6 PM. Everyone is invited to join in and we'll organize the teams of 10\, or you can put together y our own team of friends and "go for the gold".\n
\n Ra ffle tickets for the Amazon.com Gift Certificate can be purchased for $25 from the World Affairs Forum (203-356-0340). You need not be present to w in.\n
\n Teams from local area colleges and universitie s will also join the fun!\n
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Balanced Living Group
We're all doing the best we can and most of us want to improve, but sometimes, we find ourselves repeating the same ineffective patterns. This group is based on the notion that all thoughts, actions, and emotions are caused by something, and that figuring out and changing the causes of behavior work better than judging and blaming ourselves and others. Designed to supplement individual therapy, this structured group will teach students skills in the following areas: mindfulness, interpersonal effectiveness, emotion regulation, and distress tolerance. This group will teach students to use more effective behaviors and eliminate those that are unhelpful or destructive with the goal of building a life that feels more worth living.
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It is not unusual for many of us to experience traumatic events in our lives; however, for some, the process of recovery can be more challenging. The college environment and life stressors can make it even more difficult for students to begin healing from trauma. The Trauma Support Group will combine psychoeducation about traumatic experiences and the effects on our bodies, minds, and relationships, with a supportive environment for students to feel comfortable discussing their experiences and the impact of trauma on their lives. This group will be open to students who have endured various types of trauma, including (but not limited to), verbal abuse, physical or sexual assault, and witnessing or involvement in horrific experiences. The goal of the Trauma Support Group will be to provide a safe place for students to come together and support one another in recovery.
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College campuses can be a difficult environment to find a place to stop and reflect on the impact of losing someone. Students can often experience difficulties after losing someone, such as isolation and depression, since healing from grief is not an easy process. Sometimes the process can be long and painful. This grief group is designed to help students set aside a time and place to reflect, remember, and heal. This group provides a confidential and safe environment for students to explore their grief. We hope to help students along their journey towards healing by establishing a supportive place for students to discuss their loss.
The group meets on Tuesdays starting at 3:30pm in CAPS's group room. If you are interested in the group and/or have questions, please contact Dr. McKinney at 434.395.2409 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Stress and Anxiety Management Group
This group is designed for people who have symptoms related to stress and anxiety and are seeking support and learning methods to cope with stress. This is a support group where students who suffer from stress and anxiety can attend and get support and constructive feedback from other students who suffer with problems related to stress/anxiety. Counselors also will tailor and present psychoeducational information on how to manage stress/anxiety at the request of the group. The group is a great place to get support from counselors and fellow students for issues related to stress/anxiety.
If you are interested in the group and/or have questions, please contact Dr. David Davino at 434-395-2409.
A.C.T. Group
This support group was established at Longwood in the Fall '09 as a collaboration between CAPS and the Office of Disability Resources. The group is open to any student who has registered with the Office of Disability Resources. Advocacy, Communication, and Transition (ACT) provides a safe place for students to openly discuss issues, share concerns, and receive support.
This group meets Thursdays starting at 3:30 in the Office of Disability Resources. If you are interested in ACT and/or have questions, please contact Lindsay Farrar 434.395.2391 trs: 711 or Dr. Maureen Walls-McKay at 434.395.2409.


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I am a long time sufferer of cluster headaches (CH) for about 40 years now, so I have tried all the drugs and treatments. The closest pain description of my CH is like having a brain freeze for 4 to 6 hours at a time, along with the droopy eye, stuffy nose and burning sensation when breathing, and nausea/or vomiting. The seasons and durations have changed throughout the years. My season usually starts February through May for about 6 to 8 weeks with a minimum of 30 plus attacks I couldn't stop. Nowadays, an attack will wake me up just before the deep sleep and re-occur 2 to 3 times a night or early morning if I can stop an attack. I hated the side effects of all the preventative medicines so I stopped using them, not to mention the cost, and by the time they start to work, my season was about over. Alcohol intensifies the pain, but does not cause the attacks, so I don't drink during my season.
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I have had cluster headaches for about 7 years now. The pain behind the eye, temple and neck is a pain that I would not wish on anyone. My right eye waters (sometimes droops), along with my right nostril always dripping. I bought a body massager and use that on my temple and any very sore and sensitive area on my scalp. I have taken medications but nothing ever seemed to work. Some nights my cries are a little scary, if you didn"t know me. The pain will make you say some things that you normally would not think to say.
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I have had cluster headaches since the beginning of January. The pain is on the left side of my face. It feels like a stabbing pain. I have pain in the jaw, cheek and neck. The pain is so bad that even touching my hair on my left side hurts, my left sinus cavity is always blocked and I feel all stuffed up. Mine start in the morning and continue what feels like all day long. Left eye tears up and there are times I can"t take the pain. OTC pain medications don"t help, finally started on Imitrex, but the pain is so bad.
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It seems like almost like clockwork. The cluster headaches could happen at any time of the month it lasts as long as two days. I don"t know why that is, but I wake up with my left side and temple throbbing. Also my left eye droops with a burning pain in my ear going down my neck. I put a heating pad on that side and try to nap, helping it somewhat.
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I have severe pain in and around the right eye when I have cluster headaches. The eye is pink and the eye lid is droopy. The attacks are anywhere from a few minutes after I go to bed to several hours later and last for 1 to 4 hours. This particular time is 11 nights straight and counting. I have had these two other times, in 2011 for two weeks and in 2005 that lasted 3 months. I have had all the scans, MRIs, eye tests, etc., and nothing else seems wrong. It feels like my eyeball is in a vise and I have noticed some tautness in the base of my right neck muscles.
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I am a severe migraine/cluster headache person who suffers and has been suffering for over 4 years. I have found a temporary fix. I am going to a chiropractor, and this has helped me tremendously. I haven't had a severe headache in over 5 months. I went for an adjustment 3 times a week and now I'm down to once every other week. I am very lucky that this has helped, because I was having a headache every second of the day.
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Summer Health Fee
If you're going to be in Madison for all or part of the summer, consider taking advantage of University Health Services' Summer Health Fee option. UHS is open during our regular hours throughout the summer, and all the usual health services are available, including medical care, and mental health counseling.
What is the Summer Health Fee?
The Summer Health Fee is $84 and provides access to UHS services between May 22 and August 31, 2016.
Any student who was enrolled during the Spring 2016 semester is eligible to pay the Summer Health Fee.
When and How Do I Pay?
You must pay before your first summer appointment occurs. You can pay:
- Online; or
- In person at the cashier at 333 East Campus Mall, Room 8501, Monday through Friday, 8:30 am to 4:00 pm; cash, checks with ID, and credit cards accepted.
Do You Have an Appointment Today?
It takes 24 hours to process your purchase. If you are purchasing the summer health fee on the same day as your scheduled appointment, you can:
- Pay online and bring your email receipt of payment to the appointment;
- Come to the cashier (333 East Campus Mall, Room 8501, Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.) to pay your fee in person before the appointment.
Graduating Seniors
Graduating seniors are eligible to use UHS until May 21, 2016, and are then eligible for the Summer Health Fee.
Students Enrolled in Summer Classes
If you are enrolled in classes for any summer session at UW–Madison, you do not have to pay the Summer Health Fee. Summer students pay summer tuition and segregated fees, which makes them eligible to use UHS.
SHIP Members
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Using Massage Therapy Only
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Guest Students
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Fall Semester Eligibility
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Simple Definition of guillotine
: a machine with a heavy blade that was used in the past to cut off the heads of people who had been sentenced to death
Full Definition of guillotine
1 : a machine for beheading by means of a heavy blade that slides down in vertical guides
2 : a shearing machine or instrument (as a paper cutter) that in action resembles a guillotine
3 chiefly British : closure by the imposition of a predetermined time limit on the consideration of specific sections of a bill or portions of other legislative business
guillotinetransitive verb
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Origin and Etymology of guillotine
French, from Joseph Guillotin †1814 French physician
First Known Use: 1790
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GUILLOTINE Defined for Kids
Definition of guillotine for Students
: a machine for cutting off a person's head with a heavy blade that slides down two grooved posts
Definition of guillotine for Students
: to cut off a person's head with a guillotine
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Medical Definition of guillotine
: a surgical instrument that consists of a ring and handle with a knife blade which slides down the handle and across the ring and that is used for cutting out a protruding structure (as a tonsil) capable of being placed in the ring
Biographical Note for guillotine
Guillotin \gē-yȯ-taⁿ\play ,
Joseph–Ignace (1738–1814), French surgeon. Guillotin was a member of the National Assembly during the time of the French Revolution. In 1789 he proposed the passage of a law requiring that all death sentences be carried out by decapitation, a practice up to that time reserved for the nobility. At the time decapitation was perceived to be a humane method of execution, and its uniform application was intended as a statement of egalitarian ideals. Various decapitation devices had been in use for centuries, but an improvement was commissioned, and subsequently introduced in 1792. Gradually the device became known as the guillotine as it became associated with the man who had advocated it as a humane instrument of capital punishment. The surgical instrument known as the guillotine is so called because it features a similar sliding-blade action.
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