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Accolades: Jacob Harney, Woody Doane
Posted 7/27/2005
Jacob Harney
Jacob Harney, associate professor of biology, A&S, recently returned from Stockholm, Sweden, where he participated in the evaluation of the Stem Cell Research Partnership between the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International (JDRFI) and the Swedish Research Council.
Harney recently received the Mary Jane Kugel Award from the JDRFI in recognition of his four years of service on the international Lay Review Research Committee (LRC).
On July 1 Harney officially took over as chair of the LRC, which is charged with making all funding recommendations after complete scientific and lay review of research proposals. The JDRF will fund over $115 million in diabetes research in FY ’06.
Harney also recently returned from Copenhagen, Denmark, where he participated in the evaluation of the diabetes research funding partnership between JDRFI, the European Foundation for the Study of Diabetes, and the Novo/Nordisk company.
Woody Doane
Woody Doane, professor of sociology and associate dean for academic administration, Hillyer College, gave a talk, “Looking Ahead: The Evolution of Whiteness and Color-Blind Racism,” at the Abiel Smith School and Museum of Afro-American History in Boston on June 22. In the talk, Doane discussed both the main lessons from past studies of whiteness and the likely future evolution of color-blind racism. Doane’s talk was followed by an hour-long discussion of racial politics in the United States.
The event was sponsored by Community Change, Inc., an organization that has promoted racial justice and equality in the Boston area since the 1960s.
Jacob Harney, associate professor of biology, A&S, recently returned from Stockholm, Sweden, where he participated in the evaluation of the Stem Cell Research Partnership between the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International (JDRFI) and the Swedish Research Council.
Harney recently received the Mary Jane Kugel Award from the JDRFI in recognition of his four years of service on the international Lay Review Research Committee (LRC).
On July 1 Harney officially took over as chair of the LRC, which is charged with making all funding recommendations after complete scientific and lay review of research proposals. The JDRF will fund over $115 million in diabetes research in FY ’06.
Harney also recently returned from Copenhagen, Denmark, where he participated in the evaluation of the diabetes research funding partnership between JDRFI, the European Foundation for the Study of Diabetes, and the Novo/Nordisk company.
Woody Doane
Woody Doane, professor of sociology and associate dean for academic administration, Hillyer College, gave a talk, “Looking Ahead: The Evolution of Whiteness and Color-Blind Racism,” at the Abiel Smith School and Museum of Afro-American History in Boston on June 22. In the talk, Doane discussed both the main lessons from past studies of whiteness and the likely future evolution of color-blind racism. Doane’s talk was followed by an hour-long discussion of racial politics in the United States.
The event was sponsored by Community Change, Inc., an organization that has promoted racial justice and equality in the Boston area since the 1960s.
