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Anteater Time Machine: Circa 1984, engineering students test their solar car. (Photo courtesy of UC Irvine Libraries Archives) |
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Annual Moves More May campaign begins |
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A little more movement goes a long way. Join your fellow Anteaters for Moves More May, a month dedicated to movement. Whether you join the UC Moves challenge, attend a webinar, try a new fitness class, take a walk or choose the stairs instead of the elevator, check out the UCI Moves More May web page for ideas to motivate and inspire you to get and stay moving. |
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The School of Social Ecology will host its second annual Career Summit, thanks to a record-setting level of donations made on Giving Day. Providing workshops on how to conduct informational interviews, build a resume, network and more, the event will help prepare students for their job search after college. “Students today will be tomorrow’s professionals,” says donor David Feldman, director of Water UCI. “By investing in them, we’re not only investing in their future, we’re investing in ours.” |
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Men's tennis wins second-straight Big West title |
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The 49th-ranked UC Irvine men's tennis team upended No. 34 UC Santa Barbara on Sunday to win their second-straight Big West Championship and third in the last four years. With the victory, the Anteaters punched their ticket to the NCAA Tournament and will compete in the first round against the University of San Diego this Saturday at 1 p.m at the Hogan Tennis Center in San Diego. The winners advance to the second round to face either USC or Arizona State on Sunday. |
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Early intervention for autism improves outcomes |
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The earliest signs of autism begin to appear between the ages of 1 and 2½ years old for most children diagnosed with the neurodevelopmental disorder. Making a diagnosis earlier than that is challenging, says UCI Health pediatrician Dr. Peter Chung, medical director of the UCI Health Center for Autism & Neurodevelopmental Disorders. Intensive early intervention improves outcomes, he says. |
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The importance of higher education |
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Tune into the UC National Center for Free Speech and Civic Engagement’s latest SpeechMatters podcast, “Telling the Story of Why Higher Ed Matters.” SpeechMatters welcomes Jeremy Young from the American Association of Colleges and Universities for a conversation about ongoing attacks on higher education. They’ll also discuss why it’s critical for higher education leaders to speak with a united voice, especially in light of growing government interference and censorship efforts. |
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Jennifer Garner takes the stage alongside Anteater Band |
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While performing at an event for the 10th anniversary of the snack company Once Upon a Farm, the UC Irvine Anteater Band was joined by the company’s co-founder and actress Jennifer Garner. Anteater-for-a-day, Garner donned the band shirt and took to the stage, playing our fight song on the saxophone. |
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#UCIconnected spotlights interesting updates from the UC Irvine community. #IamUCI spotlights profiles of students, faculty, staff and alumni. Send submissions via email or post on social media with the #UCIconnected or #IamUCI hashtags. |
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The New York Times Magazine, April 30 (Interactive quiz) Cited: Susan Charles, professor of psychological science |
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STAT, May 1 (Opinion) Author: Michael Yassa, James L. McGaugh Chair and professor of neurobiology & behavior |
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Los Angeles Times, April 28 Cited: Charis Kubrin, professor of criminology, law & society |
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