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Science and Technology in the Global Economy Dale Carroll and Bob McMahan i7 Speech [mp3] |
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Last Updated ( Monday, 03 March 2008 )
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i7 Closing Remarks |
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Paul Evans, Alphonse Buccino, Tilt Thompkins and Chancellor John Bardo met for a closing remarks rountable of the i7 Molecular Bioscience Symposium. Direct Download of Speech (17mb mp3) |
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Last Updated ( Monday, 05 June 2006 )
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i7 Podcast: Jim Costa |
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Western Carolina University biology department faculty member James T. Costa is the new executive director of the Highlands Biological Station, a 21-acre interinstitutional facility of the University of North Carolina system. Dr. Costa will direct all education and research activities conducted at the station, as well as oversee administrative areas such as maintenance and improvement of the station's academic and residential facilities. He had served as interim director of the facility, located in the town of Highlands, since September 2005. Dr. Costa has been a member of Western's faculty since 1996, advancing through the academic posts of assistant and associate professor to full professor in the biology department. He was named H.F. and Katherine P. Robinson Professor of Biology in 2004, and will continue to hold that title and teach classes periodically at Western. Direct Download of Speech (13mb mp3) |
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 25 April 2006 )
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i7 PodCast: Keynote - Dale Carroll and Dr. Bob McMahan |
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 Dr. Bob McMahan speaking at the i7 keynote Dr. McMahan is Senior Advisor to the Governor of North Carolina for Science and Technology and the Executive Director of the North Carolina Board of Science and TechnologyDale Carroll oversees all operations at AdvantageWest as President & Chief Executive Officer, and is directly involved in implementing policy as directed by the board and supporting staff with executing the program of work. Direct Download of Speech (57mb mp3)
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 25 April 2006 )
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I7 PodCast: R&D Investments in Higher Education: Considering Pasteur’s Quadrant |
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 Chancellor John Bardo Over the course of the last decade, globalization has created profound changes in the nature of the world and national economies. Concern for the country’s economic future has risen to a major national policy issue, and states are looking for answers to an increasingly complex set of issues involving the economic future of their cities, towns and communities. In this new economy, higher education can be viewed as the foundation for innovation, entrepreneurship and development. At the i7 Futures Forum at Western Carolina University on April 5th, Chancellor John Bardo challenged current R&D policies which tend to centralize R&D dollars and focus mainly on basic research. Dr. Bardo proposed strategies for increased national competitiveness based on changes to the R&D system.Direct Download of Speech (17mb mp3) |
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 25 April 2006 )
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