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WWU to Test Western Alert Notification System Thursday, Oct. 15
Western Washington University plans to test its emergency notification system known as Western Alert at 9:40 a.m. on Thursday, Oct. 15.
At the same time as the Western Alert test, a small pilot group of faculty, staff and students will be participating in a test lockdown drill on campus.
Western Alert is a group of ways to reach students, faculty and staff with important safety information. The alert system typically is tested twice a year – in the fall and spring. The following Western Alert elements will be tested on Oct. 15:
- Desktop notification on installed computers throughout campus, including offices, classrooms and computer labs where a test message will be broadcast. Users need to only click on the green "Acknowledge" button to make the test message disappear.
- Test voice messages over the campus fire alarm system (building enunciation).
- Sending text messages to everyone who has registered in Web4U at MyWestern.
- Test emails to students, faculty and staff.
- Posting a Western Alert message on the emergency communication webpage, emergency.wwu.edu and university homepage.
- Posting a message on Western's Facebook page and Twitter feed.
On Oct. 15, a test voice message (building enunciation) will be repeated several times in buildings as well as some outside speakers at: the university tennis courts, the south campus oval at the Communications Facility, and at the Old Main lawn. Amber fire alarm strobes also will flash in the main corridors of academic buildings and bathrooms.
A critical element of Western Alert, a text message is one of the most reliable ways to quickly provide emergency information. Even if users do not regularly text on their cell phones, most phones are capable of receiving text information. Western students, faculty and staff who have not yet registered to receive Western Alerts via text message are asked to update their personal information via the Web4U application. Employees may also call the Human Resources Department at 650-3774 for assistance in signing up.
To date, 94 percent of WWU students, 64 percent of staff and 57 percent of faculty members have provided their cell phone numbers to Web4U to receive emergency text messages.
Concurrent with the Western Alert test, a small pilot group will be participating in a lockdown drill to practice response actions in the unlikely event of an act of violence on campus. Participants are receiving advance guidance. Feedback from participants will be gathered to further improve on an enhanced drill next spring.
People on campus may see a few offices and classrooms practicing lockdown procedures; please know this is only a drill.
Representatives from the Counseling Center (650-3164) and state Employee Assistance Program will be available during and after the drill to provide support as needed to participating students and employees. Please contact them directly for assistance.
With the addition of newer Western Alert elements such as outdoor speakers, building enunciation and desktop computer notification, the Big Ole steam whistle will no longer be used in Western Alerts.
For more information, visit Western's Safety and Emergency Information webpage.
WWU Showcases Play Exploring Gay Marriage Oct. 22-31
The Western Washington Department of Theatre and Dance will present "Standing on Ceremony: The Gay Marriage Plays," from Oct. 22-31 in the Performing Arts Center's DUG Theatre.
The production is a collection of eight scenes about same-sex marriage written by contemporary playwrights.
"The Revision" by Jordan Harrison is an amusing look at how two men might rewrite their vows to more accurately reflect the limited options available to a gay couple.
"This Flight Tonight" by Wendy MacLeod asks if there is any hope for happiness when a lesbian marriage begins in Iowa.
"On Facebook" by Doug Wright is adapted from an actual Facebook thread chronicling one long fight among friends on the subject of gay marriage.
"White Marriage" by Jeffrey Hatcher chronicles a wife and husband discussing his "gay" sense of humor.
"Strange Fruit" by Neil LaBute is the story of two men in love whose plans to get married "the old-fashioned way" are stymied when reality rears its ugly head.
"The Gay Agenda" by Paul Rudnick is a sadly hilarious plea for understanding by an Ohio homemaker and member of Focus on the Family.
"London Mosquitoes" by Moisés Kaufman is a poignant story in which a widower tries to make sense of the loss of his longtime lover.
"Pablo and Andrew at the Altar of Words" by José Rivera is a moving play about two men who use their marriage vows to "say the things we never really say."
Evening performances begin at 7:30 p.m. with 2 p.m. matinees on selected days. A complete list of performance times is available at cfpa.wwu.edu/theatredance. Tickets are $12-$15 for general public and $10 for students.
Tickets are available online, by phone at (360) 650-6146 or in person at the WWU Ticket Office.
WWU's Michael Medler to Discuss Wildfire Hazards in the West Oct. 15
Michael Medler, Western Washington University associate professor of Environmental Studies, will discuss the geography of wildfires as part of the WWU Huxley College of the Environment Speaker Series at 4 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 15 in Communications Facility 120.
The presentation is free and open to the public.
Climate change, building practices, and a century of fire policies have combined to leave many of our forests explosive. Wildland firefighters, trained for work in the backcountry, are increasingly expected to protect homes and communities. Meanwhile, fire-suppression costs are going up even in moderate years, and many people are pressuring wildland agencies to vastly increase the acreage of fuel reduction programs.
In his talk titled "The Pyrogeography of Wildfires in the Western U.S.," Medler will discuss many of the spatial considerations in this debate. He will also present his findings about the spatial scale of some of the problems and the potential of some of the solutions.
Medler is a geographer who works at the intersection of fire science and fire policy and is a past president of The Association for Fire Ecology and the founding editor of the journal "Fire Ecology." In August he testified before a hearing on Opportunities to Improve Federal Wildland Fire Management before the U.S. Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources.
The presentation will include a question-and-answer period. Anyone interested in the topic is encouraged to attend and participate.
The Huxley College Speaker Series, sponsored by Western's Huxley College of the Environment, is intended to bring together environmentally-minded members of the WWU and Bellingham communities. Speakers address topics of contemporary environmental concern in the region and the world.
WWU's Huxley College of the Environment is one of the oldest environmental colleges in the nation and a recognized leader in producing the next generation of environmental professionals and stewards. Huxley's distinctive, interdisciplinary curriculum reflects a broad view of the physical, biological, social, and cultural world and has earned international recognition for quality.
For more information, please contact WWU's Huxley College of the Environment at (360) 650-2554.
WWU's Andy Klein Secures $447,000 Grant from the Office of Naval Research to Study New Ways to Teach Key Concepts of Electrical Engineering
Western Washington University's Andy Klein has secured a three-year, $447,000 grant from the Office of Naval Research to investigate new and innovative ways to teach key concepts of electrical engineering.
Klein said he was inspired by the makerspace movement to apply for the grant; makerspaces are areas where communities of informal builders and tinkerers can work on their projects without the need for their own machinery and tools. It is this spirit of self-motivated tinkering and hands-on work that Klein said he will focus on with the grant. In addition, Klein plans to combine this approach with so-called "game-centered curricula," or the use of game-design elements as an educational tool.
"You see this 'maker ethos' working together quite naturally with `gaming' in activities like hackathons and robotics competitions," Klein said. "I'll be bringing these elements into the engineering classroom and I'm hopeful that this will motivate them and provide a foundation for deeper learning of the theory."
Klein said he will test this approach in three classes, all of which focus on signals and radios. Klein explained that a signal is anything that varies over time: temperatures recorded over the course of a day, the electrical activity of the heart, the ebb and flow of data over a cellular or wifi network. Signal processing is the means of extracting data from that signal; for example, turning the electronic current that comes into your phone into a voice you can hear and then send back via the same processing method.
"So much of what we traditionally assign students to do in the lab is very procedural. I'm going to take these concepts of tinkering and gamification and turn the classroom and lab into a design-centered studio much like a makerspace. I will pose problems around signal processing that they can't initially solve with equations on a whiteboard – they are going to have to build, and modify, and tinker to solve them. Hopefully, this will motivate the equations and theory which come later," Klein said.
For example, Klein said one exercise will involve asking his students to build an acoustic radio that will reliably transmit the largest possible amount of data; the students will need to understand how to maximize their data rate while potentially blocking or hindering other students who are transmitting at the same time. Then, motivated by his interest in cooperative board games, he will flip the concept and ask them to work cooperatively to get the most data flowing through that same amount of frequency bandwidth.
Another exercise will ask the students to build an antenna array that can sniff out wireless signals at a certain frequency – such as those used by the city's natural-gas meters.
"We tried this and the students loved it," he said. "They had to rig up and build these antennas and then the competition was to see who could sit their antenna out on the PAC Plaza and gather the most meter readings from South Hill. They needed to implement theory as well as hands-on work to succeed, which is a primary focus of this grant."
Klein will be sharing results with his collaborator on the grant, Professor Rick Martin at the Air Force Institute of Technology in Dayton, Ohio. Martin will be putting these same practices into place with his graduate students.
"We aim to show how these concepts influence learning. If the results are encouraging, we hope more folks can put them into place in their classrooms," Klein said.
He also said he would enlist two of his peers at Western, Dan Hanley and Joe Brobst from the Science, Math and Technology Education (SMATE) program, to help him test the effectiveness of the proposed learning and teaching approaches and evaluate where it was most successful.
Klein, an assistant professor in the Engineering and Design Department, has taught at Western for a year; prior to moving to Bellingham he was a faculty member at the Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Worcester, Massachusetts. He has a bachelor's degree and a doctorate in Electrical Engineering from Cornell University and a master's degree in the same field from the University of California at Berkeley.
For more information on this grant or its planned application in the classroom, contact Andy Klein at (360) 650-2709 or email@example.com:
WWU's Joseph Trimble Co-Authors New Book 'Foundations of Multicultural Psychology'
Joseph E. Trimble, professor of Psychology at Western Washington University, has co-authored a new book entitled "Foundations of Multicultural Psychology: Research to Inform Effective Practice" which will be published later this month by the American Psychological Institute.
The book was co-written by Timothy Smith, a professor and department chair of the Department of Psychology at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah.
In their book, Smith and Trimble write about the role culture can play in mental health. Research indicates that mental health services are underutilized by people of color (ethnic minorities) in North America. This finding underscores a call by the U.S. Surgeon General to attend to equity in the mental health system. Their book looks into some of the problems and concerns.
The book combines information on cultural and racial factors as they relate to psychotherapy and aims to give psychotherapists clear and evidence based information they can use in the field. The elaborate combination of data from multiple studies representing over 300,000 individuals provides data on racial inequities in mental-health service utilization. The study appears along with eight other meta-analyses on cultural issues such as the association of experiences of racism and ethnic identity with individuals' well-being.
Trimble said he hopes the findings in his book will help practitioners research, rethink and reconsider what they know when it comes culture in psychotherapy. He said during the course of his research that much of the current information is scattered, and his book brings that information together.
One of the highlights of the book is the question of how perceptions of racism and ethnic identity are associated with mental well-being. It also discusses how therapists' multicultural training and competence can benefit a diverse range of clients.
Trimble is a Distinguished University Professor, the recipient of multiple awards in the field of psychology and author/co-author/co-editor of over twenty books and 150 journal articles and book chapters.
For more information about his book, contact Joseph Trimble at (360) 650-3058 or email@example.com.
Western Washington University's Ocean STEM After School Program to be Offered This Fall in Anacortes
Western Washington University Youth Programs will offer an Ocean STEM After School program this fall; five sessions will be held at Anacortes Middle School from 3:30-5 p.m. on Tuesdays, Oct. 20 through Nov.17.
Designed for students in grades 5-7 to support success on the Science MSP, Ocean STEM After School Program provides an opportunity for inquiry-based, hands-on learning in an active and engaging environment.
Each session features a different theme, with themes in science, engineering, and technology. Sessions include "Plankton & Algal Blooms," "Salmon & Their Environment," "Predators & Prey," "Climate Change & Biodiversity" and "Our Washington Watersheds."
Students are asked to bring a rain jacket, healthy snack, journal, pencils and a curious mind.
The Ocean STEM After School Program is provided by Western Washington University Youth Programs in partnership with the Anacortes School District and Shannon Point Marine Center.
For more information on Western Washington University Youth Programs, visit http://wwu.edu/youth, e-mail email@example.com or call (360)650-3308.
Western to Feature Northwest Author Bernadette Pajer at Poulsbo Book Group this October
This October, Kitsap county residents are invited to discuss Northwest-based author Bernadette Pajer's "A Spark of Death," an event part of the Local Literature Book Group series hosted by Western Washington University on the Peninsulas at its Poulsbo location.
The book group will meet for four sessions at the WWU Center at Olympic College Poulsbo, including from 6-7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 8, 15 and 22, and from 4:30-6 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 29. In addition to reading and discussing the book, participants will enjoy meeting with guest speakers and topic experts.
Following the final meeting, book group members will have the opportunity to meet Bernadette Pajer as she leads a public lecture entitled "Be the Author of Your Life: Lessons Learned While Writing Fiction" at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 29.
The Local Literature Book Group registration cost is $25, which includes a free copy of Pajer's book for the first 20 registered.
Set in the early twentieth century, Pajer's gripping tale centers on University of Washington electrical engineering professor Benjamin Bradshaw. After Bradshaw's colleague is found dead, the Seattle Police Department begins to point fingers – ultimately leaving Bradshaw in an uncomfortable position as the sole suspect. The story then continues to follow his ardent pursuit to uncover the cause of death to clear his name.
Pajer has published a series of tales revolving around the mysteries of Bradshaw, which have earned her the Seal of Approval for Science from the Washington Academy of Sciences.
To register and find out more, please visit wwu.edu/ee/poulsbo/local-literature.shtml.
For more information on other Kitsap County events hosted by Western on the Peninsulas, please visit wwu.edu/kitsapevents or call (360) 394-2733.
Western Libraries Brings Award-Winning Author Kwame Alexander to Bellingham High School Oct. 21
Western Libraries and PoetryCHaT are sponsoring a special event featuring award-winning writer Kwame Alexander.
Alexander, recipient of the 2015 Newbery Medal and a Coretta Scott King Author Honor for his novel in verse, "The Crossover," will appear from 6:30-7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, October 21 at Bellingham High School. Doors will open at 5:45 p.m. for poetry displays and live readings by area youth.
This presentation is free and open to the public.
During the presentation, Alexander will talk about The Crossover, which tells the story of the complicated relationship between twin brothers who share a love for basketball. A question and answer session will follow, and copies of Alexander's books will be available for sale and signing.
Alexander is a poet, educator, and bestselling author of 21 books. He regularly travels the world as a literacy advocate and expert, and has owned several publishing companies. He has also written for both stage and television, recorded a CD, produced jazz and book festivals, hosted a radio show and taught high school English.
The talk is being offered in celebration of the newly-established PoetryCHaT collection, an initiative at Western Washington University to create a distinctive collection of children and teen poetry books, curricular resources for educators and information about poetry events and programming.
For more information about this event or about PoetryCHaT, please visit http://www.library.wwu.edu/poetrychat or contact Sylvia Tag at firstname.lastname@example.com, or Nancy Johnson at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Western Ranked as One of Nation's '50 Best Colleges by the Sea'
Western Washington University was recently ranked seventh in the "50 Best Colleges by the Sea" list by Collegerankings.com.
The rankings were compiled using methodology including proximity to the water; specific marine educational centers, such as Western's Shannon Point Marine Center in Anacortes; marine-related degrees; and recreational opportunities on the sea.
In its description of Western, collegerankings.com lauded Western's location, saying it was "dreamily positioned with the San Juan Islands to the west and the stunning Cascade Mountains to the east. Located in a natural setting, WWU is an excellent choice for the outdoors enthusiast. Sailing, skiing, hiking, biking, and outstanding views are easily accessible, making nature an integral part of college life. Taking advantage of their proximity to the ocean, Western Washington University offers an excellent Marine Science Program where students study and research at its Shannon Point Marine Center."
Western joins other coastal campuses such as Pepperdine, the University of California at Santa Barbara, the University of California at San Diego, and the University of Miami in the rankings.
The complete rankings are available at http://www.bestcollegereviews.org/colleges-by-the-sea/. For more information, contact John Thompson in Western's Office of Communications and Marketing at (360) 650-3350.Image:
Western Washington University to Offer Publishing and Marketing course for Aspiring Authors in November
This November, Western Washington University will offer a two-session course designed to help writers and authors market themselves and become published.
"Publishing and Marketing" will meet from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Saturday Nov. 7 and 14 at Western. The non-credit course will cover strategies to build and market an author platform and how to increase online presence.
Students will learn about different routes to publication, including traditional publishing and self-publishing, focusing on how to creatively use social media to connect with a target audience. Participants will create an Author Facebook page, a blog or website, an Author plan, and work on crafting a book pitch.
Local author and writing instructor Cami Ostman will teach the course. Ostman is the author of "Second Wind: One Woman's Midlife Quest to Run Seven Marathons on Seven Continents;" she also runs a writing support group in Bellingham.
The registration deadline for the course is Nov. 1. To register and find out more information, please visit, wwu.edu/enrich
Western to Hold TESOL Info Sessions Oct. 12 and Nov. 19
Western Washington University's Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) certificate program will hold fall quarter information sessions at 5 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 12 and at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 19 in Miller Hall Room 235.
TESOL prepares students and community members for international employment in teaching, humanitarian aid, conservation work and community service. The program is designed for all majors of study, as well as community members with 45 or more college credits.
Students enrolled in the program have the option of completing courses face-to-face, online, a combination of the two or as a part of an intensive summer program in Bellingham or Queretaro, Mexico.
For more information, please visit www.wwu.edu/tesol or e-mail email@example.com.
Western's Outback Farm Named One of the Top 40 College Farms by College Ranker
The Outback Farm, a joint program of the Western Washington University Fairhaven College of Interdisciplinary Studies the Associated Students of Western, was recently named one of the top 40 ranking college farms in America by CollegeRanker.com.
Farms were selected based on criteria including student involvement, hands-on experiences, volunteering opportunities and community outreach programs.
The farm, founded in 1972, is a five acre student-run site located at the south end of campus that teaches, develops and implements sustainable growing and land use methods in order to enrich the student body, the University and the Bellingham community.
Jack Herring, dean of Fairhaven College, said that the ranking is due to the quality of the programming and the farm's interaction with the community.
"The Outback Farm from its inception in the early 1970's was student initiated," Herring said. "Its had an organic student connection from its very foundational roots."
CollegeRanker.com's mission is to research all factors of college life and present what it finds to potential college students to help them make a decision of where to attend school.
For more information about the Outback Farm, please visit www.wwu.edu/fairhaven/studentlife/outback.Image:
WWU's Laura Laffrado to Discuss the Works of Northwest Writer Ella Higginson Oct. 27
Western Washington University Professor of English Laura Laffrado will discuss her recent research project focused on early-20th century Pacific Northwest author Ella Higginson from 4-5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 27 in the Special Collections area of Western's Wilson Library.
The presentation is free and open to the public.
During the discussion, Laffrado will explain how her project to recover the work of Higginson began in Western Libraries Heritage Resources' collections and ultimately led to the publication of her recent book, "Selected Writings of Ella Higginson: Inventing Pacific Northwest Literature."
Former Washington state Poet Laureate Ella Higginson (1861-1940) moved to the town of Sehome (now Bellingham) in 1888, at which time her writing career began to flourish. Higginson helped establish Bellingham's first public reading room and library, was deeply concerned with community and civic affairs, including issues affecting women such as female education and the institution of marriage.
Higginson's poetry and short stories were published nationally by journals including McClures, Harper's Monthly and Colliers. Her best known work, a poem entitled "Four Leaf Clover," was published by West Shore Magazine in 1890. Laffrado's book shines a spotlight on this once widely-known and celebrated author, helping to restore Higginson as a significant voice in American Literature.
This special talk is being offered as a Heritage Resources Distinguished Speakers program. These quarterly events are free and open to the public, and feature presenters who are authorities in their respective fields and who have used Heritage Resources collections significantly in their research.
For more information about this event, please contact Western Libraries Special Collections Manager Tamara Belts at (360) 650-3193 or email@example.com:
Western Reads and the World Issues Forum to Host October Events by Author Courtney Martin and Guests
On Wednesday, Oct. 21 and Thursday, Oct. 22 Western Reads and the Western Washington University's Fairhaven College of Interdisciplinary Studies World Issues Forum will present a series of events by guest speakers Courtney Martin and Raul Diaz with a film showing of Emily Abt's film, "Daddy, Don't Go."
The presentations are free and open to the public.
At noon on Wednesday, Oct. 21 in the Fairhaven auditorium, Diaz will present "An Altar Boy with a Gun." Diaz's presentation will discuss his work with Homeboy Industries, an organization that helps former gang involved and previously incarcerated men and women redirect their lives.
At 6:30 p.m. and 9 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 21 at the Limelight Theater at 1416 Cornwall Ave, the film, "Daddy, Don't Go" will be shown. The movie explores the topic of urban fathers who raise their children alone. The film's director, Emily Abt, will lead a Q&A period after the 6:30 p.m. viewing.
At 7 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 22 at the PAC Concert Hall on the Western campus, author Courtney Martin will present a talk entitled "Do it Anyway: The New Generation of Activists."
For more information about the events please visit www.wwu.edu/westernreads/.
Western, Northwest Indian College Collaborate on New 5-Year $1.65 million NSF Grant
Northwest Indian College (NWIC) and Western Washington University have been awarded a five-year, $1.65 million grant from the National Science Foundation designed to boost the number of Native American students making the transition to graduate school in the geosciences and provide a more direct bridge between NWIC and Western's Huxley College of the Environment.
"Given the proximity of the two schools, and the shared geography of Bellingham Bay / Salish Sea Basin, we see a partnership which creates pathways for students from NWIC to enter Western as an exciting opportunity to create advancement for Native American students in the geosciences," said Emma S. Norman, chair of the Department of Native Environmental Science at NWIC and a Huxley College alumna. "The proximity of the partner institutions (and the shared waters) provides a very important context for collaboration purposes."
Key pieces of the action plan funded by the NSF include the hiring of additional geoscience faculty at both NWIC and Western; the development of a new Organic Chemistry curriculum at NWIC; new mentorship opportunities; the development of a shared research and internship agenda between the schools that will serve as pathways for student engagement; and the development of a shared Salish Sea Seminar Series that will rotate between the two schools.
Western's John Rybczyk, a professor of Environmental Sciences and the administrator of Western's portion of the grant, said the key piece to the project was that it will strengthen the partnership between the two schools in new and exciting ways.
"NWIC already has a successful four-year degree program in Native Environmental Science, along with other resources such as the Salish Sea Research Center, directed by Marco Hatch. Here at Western, we have faculty with a strong record of research and graduate-student mentorship. Given the proximity of our institutions and a shared sense of place and commitment to environmental studies, this partnership is the perfect way to synergize the strengths of both of our programs," Rybczyk said.
Justin Guillory, president of Northwest Indian College, said he was excited about the new educational pathways the grant would open for his students.
"With the generous support from the National Science Foundation, this project not only represents the power of institutional collaboration, but the opportunity to develop the next generation of Native scientists who honor and practice this teaching passed on by our elders: by taking care of the environment, we are taking care of ourselves," he said.
Western's President, Bruce Shepard, echoed Guillory's thoughts.
"Western is proud to partner with Northwest Indian College on expanding and strengthening this pathway for Native American students into graduate studies in the environmental sciences. I commend the faculty and staff at NWIC and Huxley College for their efforts to make this possible, and the longstanding relationships of mutual respect and cooperation on which this opportunity is founded," Shepard said.
Jill Karsten, Education and Diversity program director for the NSF Geosciences directorate, said the grant will allow the collaboration between the two schools to expand in new and meaningful ways and is an example of how the NSF seeks to maximize the impact of every federal dollar spent on STEM research and education.
"Together, they will be pursuing a shared vision for the future that is culturally sensitive, highly supportive of the Native American students who will be engaged, mutually beneficial for the participating non-Native students and faculty, and creative in its leveraging of the respective strengths of the two institutions," Karsten said.
For more information on the NSF collaborative grant between NWIC and Western, contact John Rybczyk, Western Washington University professor of Environmental Sciences, at (360) 650-2081 or firstname.lastname@example.com; or Emma Norman, chair of the Department of Native Environmental Science at Northwest Indian College, at (360) 392-4309 or email@example.com:
WWU Alumna Keturah Witter to Speak on Environmental Consulting Oct. 8 at Western
Keturah Witter, a scientist with Environmental Resources Management, will discuss environmental consulting as part of the WWU Huxley College of the Environment Speaker Series at 4 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 8 in Communications Facility 120 on the Western Washington University campus.
The presentation is free and open to the public.
Contemporary environmental consultancies are helping their clients focus increasingly on sustainability and corporate responsibility. In her Speaker Series talk entitled, "Working Toward the Triple Bottom Line: Sustainability and Consulting," Witter will discuss her work in environmental consulting and the variety of career paths available to students with an environmental focus.
The presentation will include a question-and-answer period. Anyone interested in the topic is encouraged to attend and participate.
A Huxley College alumna, Witter studied environmental science and mathematics while at Western. She currently works as a scientist at Environmental Resources Management, a global environmental and sustainability consultancy based in Seattle.
The Huxley College Speaker Series, sponsored by Western's Huxley College of the Environment, is intended to bring together environmentally-minded members of the WWU and Bellingham communities. Speakers address topics of contemporary environmental concern in the region and the world.
WWU's Huxley College of the Environment is one of the oldest environmental colleges in the nation and a recognized leader in producing the next generation of environmental professionals and stewards. Huxley's distinctive, interdisciplinary curriculum reflects a broad view of the physical, biological, social and cultural world, and has earned international recognition for quality.
For more information, please contact WWU's Huxley College of the Environment at (360) 650-2554.
Western To Host Talk Exploring Hip-Hop and Democracy in Senegal Oct. 2
Western Washington University will host a talk entitled "Hip-Hop and Democracy in Senegal" at 3 p.m. Friday, Oct. 2 in Arntzen Hall 415 on the Western campus.
The presentation is free and open to the public.
The event features Senegalese artists and political activists Thiat and Denise Sow of Keur Gui and Y'en a Marre as they visit Western to discuss rap music and political mobilization in Senegal.
Sponsors include the President's Diversity Fund, the Center for International Students and the Departments of History, Liberal Studies and Political Science.
For more information, please visit the event's Facebook page at www.facebook.com/events/403906496475699/ or contact the Department of Political Science at (360) 650-3469.
Western named a leading healthy campus in the U.S.
University wins the Active Minds Healthy Campus Award
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Western Washington University was announced as a winner of the 2015 Active Minds Healthy Campus Award, which recognizes the University as one of the healthiest campuses in the nation. The Active Minds Healthy Campus Award celebrates U.S. colleges and universities that are prioritizing health and demonstrating innovation and excellence in promoting student well-being.
"Western is very proud to receive this recognition, because we take student health and well-being to be one of our most important obligations to our students. Making sure that students not only have the resources they need, but a sense that the campus community really cares about them has been critical in developing a place where students feel they can excel in every way," said Western President Bruce Shepard.
Western joins Cornell University, University of Minnesota, University of North Carolina at Greensboro and the University of Texas at Austin in receiving this prestigious award.
WWU was recognized for its cohesive, innovative public health approach to student health and wellness. Active Minds and a national panel of expert reviewers conducted a comprehensive, multi-stage application process for evaluation. Western was assessed across eight criteria, all key to creating a healthy campus community. Criteria included the engagement of students in the planning and implementation of prevention activities, efforts to create equal opportunities for health for all students, and using assessment data to drive and improve efforts.
"Western Washington University is leading some of the nation's most innovative efforts to create a healthy college community," said Sara Abelson, vice president of Student Health and Wellness at Active Minds. "Western's efforts are a model for campuses nationwide and demonstrate what is possible when students, staff, faculty and administrators from across an entire university work together so that every student has the opportunity to thrive."
"Western Washington University is an institution that actively prioritizes the physical and mental health of its campus community," said Juan Carlos Perez, WWU Campus Recreational Services Student Representative.
Active Minds will be sharing best practices from WWU with higher education institutions nationwide to inspire locally-driven change across the country. Some of Western's innovative efforts include:
- Taking a holistic view of student health by housing Counseling, Health, Prevention and Wellness Services, and Campus Recreation Services all under one organizational sub-division.
- The university-wide Best Self campaign, which helps everyone from students to groundskeepers, pursue well-being practices that enhance physical, emotional, and spiritual health.
- Western's Residence Education Model provides students in University Residences with training, education and skill-building for achieving personal wellness, maintaining healthy relationships, and understanding their role in a healthy community.
- Demonstrated dedication to "upstream" suicide prevention for higher risk populations through the BRAVE program.
- Western students have unlimited access to the Health Center by messaging a provider online, speaking with a consulting nurse on the phone 24 hours a day, making a same day appointment, or simply walking in.
The Active Minds Healthy Campus Award is a new annual recognition, made possible through support from the Margaret Clark Morgan Foundation. For more information visit www.ActiveMinds.org/Award.
About Western Washington University: WWU emphasizes excellence in undergraduate education and graduate programs. The third-largest university in the state, WWU offers degrees in more than 160 programs through its seven colleges. About 15,000 students attend Western, which U.S. News & World Report has consistently ranked as the top public master's-granting university in the Pacific Northwest. Western serves the local community, state and region through partnerships, innovative research, mentoring and community service activities.
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The Glanusk Estate is a unique wedding venue in Powys, South Wales.
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What a beautiful setting' what a beautiful service' what a wonderful wedding' how beautifully organised' we have never attended such a wonderful occasion' these are just some of the many positive comments received in the thank you letters' following the wedding of our daughter Claire to Ian at Glanusk Estate over the recent August Bank Holiday and it is not difficult to see why we got such rave reviews. The team at Glanusk made sure the whole weekend was a magical occasion. Of course, weddings are always memorable, but the seamless planning, a willingness to work in partnership and superb delivery made sure that Claire and Ian and all of our guests had something remarkable to look back on.
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About the Fire Department
The Atascadero City Fire Department is an "all risk" Fire Department that responds to emergencies such as medical aids, structure fires, wildland fires, vehicle traffic collisions, hazardous materials incidents, technical rescues and public service assists. Responding to over 2800 calls per year the Fire Department operates from 2 fire stations with 6 fire engines, 2 command vehicles, a ladder truck and a technical rescue unit. The department operates with a total of 21 full-time personnel and 12 Reserve Firefighters. The full-time staff includes 1 Fire Chief, 1 Fire Marshal/Code Enforcement Officer and 1 Administrative Assistant. The Fire Department serves and protects approximately 28,000 people and 26.7 square miles.
Vision Statement
An environment that generates some of the highest motivated men and women in our county comes from being the very best trained, supplied, supported and encouraged with a clear vision, mission and leadership! Our purpose will be measurable with written organizational values in conjunction with a plan of action.
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Fire station 1 is located just outside of the downtown corridor at the corner of Traffic Way and Lewis Avenue. Fire station 2 can be found just south of Santa Rosa Road along 101 on West Front road. Look for the flags or the red lights at night!
Cadet Firefighter Program – Jason Smith
Communications – Scott Satterthwaite
Fire Marshal -- Tom Peterson
Fire Prevention Program -- Zach Jackson
Hose – Chris Robinson
Public Information Officer – William White
Training Officer – Matt Miranda
Uniforms - Personal Equipment – Brian Westerman
Vehicle Maintenance – Scott Satterthwaite
Weed Abatement Officer – Tom Peterson
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Increased temperatures and windy conditions close
open burning in Atascadero
On Friday, April 17, 2015, the Atascadero City Fire Department closed the 2015 burning season. The lingering drought conditions, coupled with the recent hot, dry and windy conditions prompted the department to close burn season, earlier than expected.
"The rapid increase in temperatures and windy conditions have caused the taller than normal grasses to dry out quickly, causing an increased fire danger," said Fire Chief Kurt Stone.
In the interim, the Atascadero City Fire Department encourages residents to utilize the Green Waste Recycling Program through Atascadero Waste Alternatives. Please check with Atascadero Waste Alternatives for your area's pick-up days.
The Atascadero City Fire Department also wants residents get their weed abatement done quickly and reminds resident's weeds must be mowed prior to June 1st.
"If a fire starts, having your weeds mowed slows the spread of the fire, giving the fire department additional time to respond, before the fire has a chance to spread to adjacent brush or homes," said Stone.
If you would like further information regarding this press release, please feel free to contact the Atascadero City Fire Department at (805) 461-5070.
Residents must obtain Daily Burn Status by calling (805) 466-0770
The Atascadero City Fire Department strongly encourages residents to utilize alternative forms of disposal, such as the Waste Alternatives, Green Waste recycling container or the City of Atascadero's Chipping Program. Burning should be used as a last resort.
Copies of Atascadero's Burning Regulations and various waste alternative programs are ava Avenue or visit www.atascadero.org, click on city departments, fire department and burn season.
The Atascadero City Fire Department has a zero tolerance policy and will issue citations for violations of the builable from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday at Fire Station 1, located at 6005 Lewisrning regulations.
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The Atascadero City Fire Department's Cadet Program is a unique opportunity for High School students to learn about and experience the fire service. Cadets are hired as volunteers, and are part of the work experience program through the Atascadero High School. High School Seniors are given priority and they spend 3 to 4 hours each day, 5 days a week, working alongside the full time firefighters. While at the station, Cadets learn about the job of a firefighter and train for fire, rescue and medical emergencies. Additionally, they help clean and maintain the station, emergency equipment and fire engines. When an alarm comes in for an emergency, the cadets ride on the engine and help out at the scene if it is safe to do so. The Cadet Program is a great opportunity for any student who thinks they may be interested in pursuing a career in the fire service after high school.
For more information please contact Engineer Smith.
The Atascadero City Fire Department's Reserve Firefighter Programwas founded on the old fire service traditions of volunteerism and community service. Additionally it serves as a great career building program for the citizens of Atascadero whom are interested in full-time employment within the fire service. A great majority of the current full-time fire department staff were trained and promoted through this program; additionally, many of our past Reserve Firefighters have found full-time employment throughout the state in such fire departments as: San Luis Obispo City FD, Santa Barbara County FD, Fresno City FD, Humboldt Bay FD, Colinga FD, Los Angeles City FD and Sacramento Metro FD, just to name a few.
Currently, the Reserve Firefighter Program employs 12-15 Reserve Firefighters. The position of Reserve Firefighter is considered part-time employment; however, is necessary part of our organization. On a monthly basis, the Reserve Firefighter is utilized on duty with an assigned shift to help reinforce our fulltime staffing. The Reserve Firefighter is also utilized for all emergency operations, requiring quick response with added manpower; therefore, continuous training is necessary to remain competent and proficient within the position.
The Reserve Firefighter Employment Flyer can be found in the "City Jobs" section of this website, and we are accepting applications on a continuous basis.
For more information please contact Engineer Luera.
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2005 Pierce Arrow XT Type One, Tank capacity of 500 gallons and a 2000 gpm pump.
Truck 7545
2009 Pierce Arrow XT 100' Platform Ladder Truck Tank capacity of 275 gallons and a 2000 gpm pump.
Rescue 7551
1989 Westmark International 4X4 Model 4800 w/ a 1991 Hesey 16 bay trailer.
Engine 7565
2008 Max Force 9 International 4X4 Type 2 Tank capacity of 500 gallons and a 500 gpm pump.
Engine 7574
2001 International 2X4 Type 2 Tank capacity of 500 gallons and a 500 gpm pump.
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1996 International Model 15 2X4 Type 3 Tank capacity of 500 gallons and a 500 gpm pump.
2000 HME 2X4 Type 2 USAR Type 3 Tank capacity of 800 gallons and a 1500 gpm pump.
1929 Ford Model "AA"
Purchased by the Atascadero Firefighters Association in 1991 from Oklahoma City. The Model A is used in association sponsored events and parades.
Fire Station One, located at the corner of Lewis Avenue and Traffic Way, was built in 1952 and has undergone several alterations to accommodate the increase in personnel.
6005 Lewis Ave, Atascadero, CA 93422. 805 461-5070. Fax 466-2907
Fire Station Two, is located just south of the Santa Rosa off ramp on the frontage road. Station Two was built in 1986 and was modified in 2009 when it became the home for Truck 7545.
9801 West Front Atascadero, CA 93422. 805 461-5070. Fax 461-5091
Welcome to the Offical website of the Atascadero City Fire Deparment. Our website is designed to provide you information about our department, our mission, programs and events. Please contact us if you have any questions.
Our mission is to provide professional emergency service and exceptional care to our community while working efficiently and effectively with the resources provided.
2015 Chipping will resume in April
1. Material to be chipped must be clean hazardous green waste such as brush and tree limbs.
2. Not Allowed: Small twigs or blown down material, trash, rocks, metal, processed lumber, piles of leaves, vines, fruit / nut tree trimmings or POISON OAK.
3. Note : All Chipped material will be left on property.
4. Branches must all be stacked in uniform order facing the same direction and may not exceed 4 inches in diameter.
5. All material must be piled in an easily accessible area adjacent to the roadway or driveway. Chipping vehicle will not leave the improved roadways/driveways to access piles.
6. Crews will not drag material long distances or over fences.
Due to crew availability and scheduling we cannot provide an exact date or confirmation of when chipping crews will be in your area. All piles must be ready along the property roadway or driveway no later than April 15, 2015 to be assured your pile will not be missed!
Address: 6500 Palma AvePhone: (805) 461-5000Fax: (805) 461-7612Contact Page: www.atascadero.org/contactus
Address: 5505 El Camino RealPhone: (805) 461-5051Fax: (805) 461-3702Website: www.atascadero.org/Police
Address: 6005 Lewis AvePhone: (805) 461-5070Fax: (805) 466-2907Website: www.atascadero.org/Fire
Address: 5599 Traffic WayPhone: (805) 470-3360Fax: (805) 461-7612Website: www.atascadero.org/communitycenter
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Address: 8005 Gabarda RdPhone: (805) 461-5000Fax: (805) 461-5022Website: www.atascadero.org/wwtp
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Home Depot is inviting the entire community to come out for a day of fun and public safety demonstrations at its annual Safety Fair on Saturday.
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In order to successfully kick-off National Cooperative Month, the United States Department of Agriculture reported that the nation's farmer, rancher, and fishery cooperatives set a new sales record for the third consecutive year with total business volume of approximately $246 billion in 2013.
Community colleges, with the likes of Modesto Junior College and Merced College, could be piloting four-year bachelor degrees in vocational fields that are not currently offered by the California State University or the University of California as early as the 2017 academic year.
The Stanislaus County Health Services Agency Public Health Services will begin its community flu vaccination clinics Sunday.
A car wash and a bake sale to raise funds for the family who lost two members in a drowning off a San Francisco beach are set for today and Saturday.
It may be the beginning of October but many stores are already preparing for the frenzy of holiday shopping.
Twenty years ago if someone had told Justin Verette that he would be riding around in a squad car one day, he probably would have thought it was for his antics and not his profession.
It may be the first day of October, but the City of Turlock is already gearing up for the 36th annual Turlock Downtown Christmas Parade.
With the popularity of solar energy systems growing exponentially, Turlock Irrigation District is making the necessary adjustments to accommodate more solar customers, while still remaining fair to non-solar customers.
There has been another confirmed sighting of the mountain lion that has been prowling Turlock's neighborhoods for several weeks.
Although construction for Hilmar's Holy Rosary Church's expansion only began this year, the idea of the new church was years in the making.
A Turlock father and his adult son drowned earlier this week after they were swept out into the pounding waves off a treacherous San Francisco beach.
Support Turlock Firefighters 2434 union's efforts to raise money for breast cancer awareness by purchasing and wearing their specially designed pink T-shirts. T-shirts can be pre-ordered through the union's website at www.turlockfirefighters.org.
The end of summer has arrived but what does that mean for the severe drought that is plaguing California? Weather forecasts indicate the answer is: "not much."
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Hoping to create a place for spirituality, love, acceptance and healing The Spiritual Church of Turlock is hosting a holistic expo.
Reducing the social stigma of being homeless and raising awareness of the different reasons a person may find themselves living on the streets was just ...
Those who simply cannot wait for Halloween to show off their costumes will get an opportunity to not only dress up, but get active and ...
Amidst the thousands of people who gathered to see Pope Francis during his whirlwind visit to the United States last week was Turlock resident and ...
When retired Marine Loren Vincent returned from church on Sunday night, he said that he remembers seeing his American flag flying proudly outside of his ...
Stanislaus County agricultural producers not only managed to pull through another year of drought conditions in 2014 with a record-breaking year for agricultural commodities, but ...
In 1988, President Ronald Reagan proclaimed the month of October as National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month.
When Seth Boice heard of the Young Eagles event at the Turlock Municipal Airport, he was excited. The Hughson 7th grader had always wanted to ...
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Neill's Taekwondo and Village Pediatrics are proudly hosting the first annual "Focus for school" class on Saturday, August 15 from 12 noon to 12:30pm. All ages 4+ are welcome! Our program is designed to increase focus, improve grades and everyday behaviors towards black belt excellence. "It's more than what you get to do, it's what you get to become!" Our :30 class is designed for all levels of athletes, grandparents too. Come get a copy of Master Erik Neill's new book, 5 secrets to better behaved kids and take a class with a real Taekwondo master.
Neill's Family Taekwondo and Fitness is the longest established marital arts academy in Chapel Hill NC. Since 2004 our driving ambition is to help families overcome their personal and professional challenges through the 2000 year old Korean discipline of Taekwondo. Located at 1706 East Franklin Street, students are enrolling everyday, reserve your spot for this summer and fall.
PORCH Food for Schools Program , July – September 2015
Village Pediatrics will be accepting money and taking healthy snack food donations to give to the PORCH organization. They will distribute the goods to 19 Chapel Hill – Carrboro Public City Schools and the pre – kindergarten program. For more information about PORCH or what healthy snack foods they are looking for, please visit porchcommunities.org
Village Pediatrics Takes Action to Protect Children as a Darkness to Light "Partner in Prevention"
Staff Members Trained in Award-Winning Stewards of Children® Program for Child Sexual Abuse Prevention
VILLAGE PEDIATRICS has achieved "Partner in Prevention" status, a designation awarded by the nonprofit Darkness to Light to organizations which take extra steps to protect the children they serve by training staff to understand the issue of child sexual abuse, identify unsafe situations and practices, and react responsibly in the best interest of the children they serve.
One in 10 children will be sexually abused before the age of 18. [Organization Name] earned the "Partner in Prevention" designation by providing Stewards of Children training to over 90% of its management, staff, and volunteers. This evidence-informed program is scientifically proven to help participants prevent and respond to child sexual abuse. "Partner in Prevention" was created as a national standard to help parents and caregivers recognize organizations that take child protection seriously by implementing policy and training staff to prevent child sexual abuse.
Darkness to Light is an international organization that leads the movement to end child sexual abuse by educating and empowering adults in education, youth serving organizations, and communities to protect children. Darkness to Light has affiliates in all 50 states and 16 international locations.
To learn more about child sexual abuse prevention training or to enroll your organization in Darkness to Light's "Partner in Prevention" program, please visit www.D2L.org/Partner.
Village Pediatrics
300 Market Street Chapel Hill, NC 27516
About Darkness to Light:
Darkness to Light (D2L) has championed the movement to end child sexual abuse since its founding in 2000. With affiliates in all 50 U.S. states and 16 additional countries, D2L provides individuals, organizations, and communities with the tools to protect children from sexual abuse. To date, the D2L network of 750,000 authorized facilitators has trained over 900,000 parents, youth serving professionals, and organization volunteers in D2L's award-winning Stewards of Children® child sexual abuse prevention program.
For further information, please contact Maria Mekeel at (919) 969-9611 or email@example.com
The National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) announced that Village Pediatrics of Chapel Hill has received Recognition from the Patient- Centered Medical Home (PCMH) program for using evidence-based, patient-centered processes that focus on highly coordinated care and long-term relationship.
Research shows that medical homes can lead to high quality and lower costs, and improve patients' and providers' reported experiences of care. The PCMH identifies practices that promote partnerships between individual patients and their personal clinicians, instead of treating patient care as sum of several episodic office visits. Medical home practices demonstrate the benchmarks of patient-centered care, including open scheduling, expanded hours and appropriate use of proven health information systems.
Our Office Accepts All Insurance Plans Except:
*Duke Basic
*Duke Select
*Duke Provider – Coventry One
*BCBS Blue Value Plans – ALL OTHER BCBS PLANS WE ACCEPT!
*** Any questions before you choose a plan, please feel free to call Village Pediatrics
The Affordable Healthcare Act is changing the medical insurance process. It pays to pay attention to the details!!!
Welcome To Your Medical Home
Village Pediatrics is committed to providing a highly accessible primary care pediatrician to children ages 0-21 in Chapel Hill, Carrboro, Durham, and even as far away as Burlington and Raleigh. We use the efficiency of our Electronic Medical Records (EMR), and online Patient Health Record (PHR), to provide the old-fashioned doctor-patient relationship our staff members grew up with.
Our 3 board certified pediatricians and staff are dedicated to the health of your family and the health of our community. We are on call and available via our patient portal 24/7/365. Give us a call, or drop by and meet us! You can even like Village Pediatrics on Facebook!For your convenience, we accept payment by Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express and of course by cash or check. We accept Blue Cross Blue Shield, State Health Plan, NC Health Choice, United, Cigna, Aetna, Medcost, Wellpath, Humana, foreign travelers insurance, and many, many others. Abundant free parking is available right in front of our practice, as well as in the parking garage. We are on the NS and V Chapel Hill Transit bus routes.
Village Pediatrics becomes a Vaccine Ambassador
"Is your child a Vaccine Ambassador?" You may be asked this question at your next clinic visit. Our clinic has been selected as one of 10-pediatric healthcare settings in North Carolina to pilot an innovative new program to bring vaccines to children living in areas of the world without this basic healthcare service. Each year, over 1.5 million children die due to vaccine–preventable diseases (VPDs), most reside in the developing world. Existing global immunization programs are not able to vaccinate all these children without our help.
By becoming a Vaccine Ambassador, you can join our clinic's efforts to ensure that all children have access to lifesaving vaccines. As a Vaccine Ambassador, a donation of $2 or your chosen amount, will be collected at each visit. Your donation will purchase vaccines and immunization services for a child in need. Therefore every time your child receives health care at our clinic, another child in the world benefits too.
Opportunity starts with good health and vaccines are one of the most cost-effective healthcare measures available so that every child has a chance to grow, play, learn, and laugh. Give the best gift one parent can give another, a healthy start at life for their child.
Vaccine Ambassadors, LLC under the Fund for Children and Youth, a 501 (c)3. For more information please visit http://vaccineambassadors.org -Photo/PAHO
What is a Medical Home?
The mission of Village Pediatrics is to provide the highest standard of acute and preventative medicine to all children and adolescents by applying the American Academy of Pediatrics Medical Home Philosophy to all children, of all ages, and all demographics. The AAP defines a medical home as primary care that is accessible, continuous, comprehensive, family centered, coordinated, compassionate, and culturally effective.
At Village Pediatrics, we believe that every child deserves a medical home. To accomplish our goal, we combine state of the art electronic medical records, online patient access, a large panel of insurance companies, and open access scheduling to provide you with the high quality, accessible medical care you and your family deserve.
A sick child is far more than a medical file. Children are sisters, brothers, and grandchildren. They are students, athletes, church members and an integral part of the village that we all live in. It takes a village isn't just a motto. It is our philosophy. It has always been my philosophy, and it is wonderful to be working at Village Pediatrics with others who share that commitment. -Maria Mekeel, RN
Comprehensive pediatric primary care requires not only good medicine, but also counseling, friendship, support, and community involvement. Come see how our commitment to quality care makes us different. Schedule your no cost meet the doctor visit today by calling 919-969-9611.
Our Shared Commitment
As the smallest practice in Chapel Hill, we can provide the personalized care your family deserves. At Village Pediatrics, we devote more time to each of our patients and their families. We can see your child today because of our extended operating hours, open-access scheduling, state-of-the-art electronic medical record, and paperless insurance billing system. We are always happy to schedule a no-cost meet the practice visit. Our goal is to be the best possible medical home for our patients, our parents, and our community.
Do you love Village Pediatrics?
What's not to love? Extended hours, same day appointments, and friendly service make Village Pediatrics different. Come by and see the office designed by mothers, for mothers. We are striving to be the best pediatrician in the North Carolina Triangle. Call today to book a no cost meet the practice visit. We're looking forward to meeting you and your family!
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DETROIT -- Detroit Tigers relief pitcher Drew Smyly probably wouldve made a great fireman or tightrope walker. His focus under duress also would come in handy as a Secret Service agent or high-rise window washer. Hes as cool a customer as Ive ever seen, Tigers pitching coach Jeff Jones said. Smyly faces the best hitters opponents have to offer, but the fans waiting in line for hot dogs seem more rattled. He quickly looks in for the catchers sign and throws as if theres nothing to it -- like hes lobbing stones into a lake. Ive always been that way -- laid-back and nonchalant, Smyly said. I have plenty of emotion on the inside, but I just dont show it. He just keeps taking the baseball from Tigers manager Jim Leyland and puts out the fire or keeps one from starting. Smyly, 24, and closer Joaquin Benoit have been the lone constants in Detroits bullpen. Its Smylys job to get the lead to Benoit, and Smylys seldom failed. He's 4-0 with a 1.91 ERA. With 56 23 innings logged, hes ...
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