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Evolution's Learning Curve

Religious objections, students who think they know the facts, and that troublesome word 'theory' make teaching evolution tough. A trio of researchers is moving beyond the controversy to better understand
how students learn complex concepts in science.

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What I Think, Know & Wonder About

Image Conscious

Kathleen Ja Sook Bergquist, social work professor

Mixed Messages

Rainier Spencer, anthropology & ethnic studies professor

Profiles

Alumni News

• A Page Out of UNLV History

Alumni Profiles

• Un-KA-ventional Career Path: Victoria Webb
  Assistant Company Manager at KA
• Where in the World is Bruce Jones?
  Bruce Jones, Chief scientist for geography, U.S. Geological Survey

Class Notes

• 1970s
• 1980s
• 1990s
• 2000s

Foundations

• A Will to Change Lives
• Board Honors First Chair, New Members
• Gaming Group Looks to UNLV for Tech-Savvy Future Employees
• Marketing Students Create Plan to Revitalize New Orleans Tourism
• Vaudeville Goes from Alta Ham to Adelaide

Rebel Sports

• How Swede It Is

Departments

From the President

• A Place to Linger

Campus News

• Hot Springs Research Moves Full Steam Ahead
• More Than Skin Deep
• State's First Autism Center Established at UNLV

Books

• Anatomy of a Boyfriend
• Principles of Supply Chain Management
  A Balanced Approach
• Psychotherapy as Religion: The Civil Divine in America
• Real Estate Law (6th Edition)

Timeline

• Lucky Charm