A Report on the Events of the Year

The Sesquicentennial gives us special reason to reflect on what the University has accomplished since its founding 150 years ago.

Our latest accomplishments--those of the 1999-2000 year--provide a fitting addition to that impressive record.

As in past generations, the individuals--teachers, researchers, performers, and clinicians--who make our University great continue to be leaders in making the future brighter for all of us. Rochester is a place where imaginative, ground-breaking work is the standard.

I hope you share my pride in our University as you review this sample of highlights from the past year.

Thomas H. Jackson
President

Rochester: 150 Years and Counting

Mentors

Student Honors

Student-to-Student Teaching Program Wins National Recognition

Introducing the Sproull Dean

First Riker Prize for Political Science Awarded

The Engineering of a New Department

Goldilocks and the Bowl of Tofu

Schlegel Hall Gets New Wing

Named Chairs

Anthony Center Sets New Sights

Renovated Gym Sets Hearts Racing

Monumental Parrish Exhibition Smashes MAG Records

Rochester Scholars: The Next Generation

Warner School Partnership Emphasizes Inclusion

Simon Logs on with E-Commerce Program

New Library for Contemporary Writing Opens

Graduate Student Awards

Physics Standout

University Wins Patent for Top-Selling Drugs

Faculty Honors

Applications Top 10,000 for First Time

Using Your Head: Researchers Demonstrate Power of Brain Waves

Partnership Focuses on Vision Excellence

Now Showing: Photo Archive at Sibley Library

Poets Gather in DC to Read, Reflect

Music Teachers Share Insights at First Texaco-Eastman Institute

Study Shows Visits by Nurses Help Young Families Adjust, Thrive

First Editions

Science: Not Just Elementary, It's Pre-School

Nursing School Adopts New Strategy

'Blue Noise' Is Music to Hewlett-Packard

Goergen Awards

Eastman Underscores Chamber Music's Importance

Issues of Death and Dying Added to Medical Student Curriculum

Eastman Medal Inaugurated at Commencement 2000

International Theatre Program Stages Epic Production of Iliad

Scientists' Work Named Best of Year by Optical Society

Worth Noting

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