See www.nysc.org/staph

Andy Blackwood

Greetings Alumni,

The 2009 Elections are underway! Find out about this year's
candidates running for office and make sure to cast your vote by
filling out the 2009 Election Ballot by Saturday, October 17th.

http://www.nyscaa.org/news/2009/2009_09/ballot_2009.html

Happy Voting!
Karen Sabog (Hawaii 1982)

Just wanted to send out word to all alumni that the newest 'Online' version of
the National Youth Science Camp Alumni Association Newsletter is now ready for
viewing. You can access it via the following link:
http://www.nyscaa.org/news/2009/2009_07

We would also encourage you to just in general 'peruse' the NYSCAA Web site at:
http://www.nyscaa.org - and especially to take a few minutes to fill out a
biographical update form at:
http://www.nyscaa.org/bioupdate
(since we haven't heard from several of you in recent years). We especially want
updated information for the upcoming 'Online Alumni Directory' - something we
have been promised by the NYSCAA officers and board since 1998 - but which the
current group is finally making a reality (we will be 'testing' this
password-protected directory in the next few weeks - and should have it up and
running in a couple of months).

We also want to start planning now for the BIG '50th Anniversary' Reunion in
2013. The 2009 Reunion is August 20-23 in Portland, Oregon. More info at:
http://www.nyscaa.org/events/reunion2009
If you are in the area, stop by for an hour or two (or a day or two). The 2010
Reunion will be somewhere in the Northeast next August. We are currently looking
at the area around Boston or possibly Providence, Rhode Island.

There is also a growing NYSC presence on both Facebook (http://facebook.com) and
LinkedIn (http://www.linkedin.com). There are no fewer than 29 separate NYSC
'groups' (for individual alumni years) on Facebook (along with two general 'all
years' NYSCAA groups). We know, we know ... like most of you, we had the
impression that we were too old for Facebook ... but it really is a good tool
for connecting with old friends. Do a Facebook search for NYSC and your year, or
National Youth Science Camp to find these groups. And LinkedIn works in this
regard also.

Hope this finds everyone happy and healthy. Take care ...

Applications for positions on the Staph of the 2009 National Youth Science Camp
and West Virginia Governor's School for Mathematics and Science are now
available online at
http://www.nysf.com/work. Applications received after January 11, 2009, might
not be considered. If you have any questions, please contact Andrew Blackwood at
andrew.blackwood@....

You may be undecided about the Presidential or other elections this
year. Here is one that should be much easier and can help warm you up
for the politial state and national elections.

Please vote for National Youth Science Camp Alumni Association offices
up for election at http://www.nyscaa.org/

Deadline to vote: November 10

Thank you!

John Giroir, NYSCAA National President

We here in West Virginia would like to invite you and your family to an
enjoyable week in Canaan Valley, West Virginia for the 45th National Youth
Science Camp Alumni Association Reunion. The reunion will start on June 29th and
end on July 6th 2008.  You can attend for the entire week or only for a few
days. For a detailed schedule of events please visit
http://www.nyscaa.org/events/reunion2008.

We would love to see you there so please join us! Spread the word as this is
sure to be a great week of reconnecting with old friends and fun activities!

If you have any questions please contact us at 304-342-3326 or by e-mail
reunion2008@....

Save the Date: Saturday, May 17, 2008

Hello All,

The Foundation and the NYSC Alumni Association will jointly host the third
Regional Science Symposium in Atlanta, GA, to stimulate interest in youth
science education and social interaction among NYSC alumni and others from the
corporate and philanthropic community. The Symposium will start with a reception
at 6:00 PM followed by dinner and a lecture on sustainable energy by HP inventor
and professor Dr. David Hackleman (NYSC OR 1969). I will also provide a brief
report on the NYSC and the Foundation's other programs and plans, including the
development and construction of the National Center for Youth Science Education.

I hope that you will consider attending the Symposium, and if you know anyone
from the corporate or philanthropic communities who might be interested in the
important work of the Foundation, please consider inviting them as our guest. If
you are interested, please send a RSVP to Ms. Laine Lybeck at rsvp@... by
May 14th. Please include in the RSVP your name and the name of any guests that
will be attending with you.

The International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) is also taking place this
week. If you would like to be a judge or volunteer please see the website at
http://www.intelisef2008.org.  Dr. David Hackleman has been a judge before and
will be at the Fair for the week, if you have any questions about this, he would
be happy to answer any questions you may have.  If you would just like to visit
the Fair there will be a public visitation on Thursday May 15 from around 10-2
pm! Let me know if you have any questions.


I hope that you are doing well. Please let us know if you have any questions.

Laine Lybeck (MT '03, ST '04-Present)

Hello everyone,

I'm not sure if everyone received the invitation to the Symposium
in Boston. If not it is a chance to get together with other Alumni and also find
out what the
NYSF and NYSCAA current and future plans are!! If you are interested and want
more
information please go to http://nysf.com/symposium.html!!

If you are in the area, I hope to see you there!!

Laine Lybeck (MT '03, Staph '04-present)

Hi all,

Staph applications are now online at

www.nysc.org/staph

Please share with anyone who you feel might be interested and appropriate. I
hope that
you have a safe and happy holiday season.
--
Andy

Andrew N. Blackwood, Ed.D.
Executive Director
National Youth Science Foundation, Inc.
P.O. Box 3387, Charleston, WV 25333-3387

Andrew.Blackwood@...
+1 (304) 342-3326 Office
+1 (304) 552-1171 Cellular
+1 (304) 343-4576 Residence
+1 (866) 833-0875 Fax

Help us find lost NYSC alumni - www.nysf.com/lost.html

National Youth Science Foundation - www.nysf.com (recently revised and updated)
National Youth Science Camp - www.nysc.org
Youth Science Leadership Institute - www.ysli.org
WV Governor's School for Mathematics and Science - www.wvgovschools.org

We hope you will plan to attend the NYSCAA alumni reunion in Houston on
June 8 & 9, 2007.  We have "special VIP guests" lined up to give
personal tours of the space center, and even sign a few autographs.  If
you have never been to a reunion before, you will find a great breadth
of interesting folks of all different ages, stages, and interests.  It
is a great chance to bring your family, as there will also be kids of
all ages attending.



Note that one-day registrations are available if you can't spend the
weekend.  Please get your registration in as soon as possible, so that
we can finalize our head counts for all the events!

TODAY is the deadline for reserving rooms in our special block at the
Microtel Inn right across the street from NASA.  It's a great rate,
so don't miss out on the opportunity for informal breakfasts with
other NYSC alumni, and all-around mixing it up!

2007 NYSCAA Reunion

Houston, Texas

June 7-10, 2007  (All formal events or on June 8-9)

http://www.nyscaa.org/events/reunion2007/
<http://www.nyscaa.org/events/reunion2007/>



Tentative Schedule:

Thursday, June 7, 2007 — Out-of-Town Arrivals

All Day – Arrive in the Houston area. Official hotel checkin time at
the Microtel Inn and Suites Houston is 3pm.

4pm to 6pm – Pick up reunion welcome packets in the Microtel hotel
lobby and mingle with alumni.

6pm – Dinner on your own (not included in registration fee). Meet
other alums in the Microtel lobby if you want to go as a group.

Friday, June 8, 2007 — Space Center Houston

Morning – The Microtel Inn and Suites hotel offers a continental
breakfast for registered hotel guests.

All Day – Tours and exhibits at Space Center Houston
<http://www.spacecenter.org/>  (ticket included in registration). If you
haven't checked in yet, tickets and all event details will be available
in front of Space Center Houston from 10am-11am.

Lunch – Munch on your own schedule during the day at Space Center
Houston.

2:30pm – Meet at the Private Tram Boarding Area for a "Special
Tour."

6:30pm – Meet near the Space Center Houston main exit doors, or in
the Microtel lobby for ridesharing to dinner.

7pm – Tex-Mex dinner at Mamacita's (included in registration, cash
bar on your own). The restaurant is about a 3-minute, 1.4-mile drive
down the road. Mamacita's Mexican Restaurant & Cantina, 515 E NASA Blvd,
Webster, TX 77598, (281) 332-3312 .
[ Directions from Microtel hotel
<http://maps.google.com/maps?daddr=515+E+Nasa+Blvd,+Webster,+TX+77598+(M\
amacita%27s+Mexican+Restaurant+%26+Cantina)+%4029.541031,-95.113630&sadd\
r=1620+Nasa+Rd+1,+Houston,+TX+77058+(Microtel+Inn+%26+Suites)&f=l&hl=en&\
dq=Mamacita%27s+loc:+77058&sll=29.609581,-95.098&sspn=0.165363,0.193634&\
cid=29541031,-95113630,17929997969621154169&ie=UTF8&z=15&om=1>  ]

Saturday, June 9, 2007 — Business, Seminars, Banquet, and Coastal
Fun

Morning – The Microtel Inn and Suites hotel offers a continental
breakfast for registered hotel guests.

9am to 10am – NYSCAA annual meeting (Board Room, Space Center
Houston). All alumni are encouraged to attend and participate. Families
continue to have access to the entire Space Center Houston facility.

10:30am to Noon – Seminars (Board Room, Space Center Houston).
Families continue to have access to the entire Space Center Houston
facility.

Noon to 1:30pm – Private group lunch (The Club, Space Center
Houston). Presentation by a Special Guest ... your families won't want
to miss this either!

Afternoon – Free time for afternoon fun! Make your way to Kemah
Boardwalk <http://www.kemahboardwalk.com/> .

6:30pm – Closing banquet at Flying Dutchman Restaurant (upstairs) at
Kemah Boardwalk, 9 Kemah Waterfront St, Kemah, TX 77565, (281) 334-7575
[ Directions from Microtel hotel
<http://maps.google.com/maps?daddr=9+Kemah+Waterfront+St,+Kemah,+TX+7756\
5+(Flying+Dutchman)+%4029.547346,-95.018157&saddr=1620+Nasa+Rd+1,+Housto\
n,+TX+77058+(Microtel+Inn+%26+Suites)&f=l&hl=en&dq=Flying+Dutchman+Resta\
urant+loc:+77565&sll=29.564499,-95.014315&sspn=0.041359,0.048409&cid=295\
47346,-95018157,3563456070900057561&ie=UTF8&z=13&om=1>  ]

Sunday, June 10, 2007 — Free Day, Out-of Town Departures

Morning – The Microtel Inn and Suites hotel offers a continental
breakfast for registered guests.

All Day – Free time for alumni to venture into Houston for museums,
shopping, and hang out until folks have to leave.

For those spending the night, we have blocked a set of rooms just for
you at a special rate, guaranteed until the block is full or May 7,
2007.

Microtel Inn and Suites Houston (Clear Lake City) 1620 NASA Road 1
Houston, TX 77058

(281) 335-0800

Ask for the  "NYSCAA Meet" Rate!

http://www.microtelinn.com/reservations/locationdetail.asp?facid=994



Questions about the reunion? Email reunion2007@...



Hope to see you there!!



Julie Robinson (ID 85)

Neil Davidson (AL 70)

   <http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/science/>



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Happy May Day Alumni!

The 2007 Reunion Team would like to send out a reminder about next
month's reunion at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston. Please
note that our special rate at the Microtel Inn and Suites Houston is
guaranteed until our block of rooms is full or May 7, 2007 (that's
next week Monday!) ... so make your hotel reservations very soon!

If you'd like to attend but are still working out your trip plans,
just email reunion2007@... to let them know.

2007 NYSCAA Reunion
Houston, Texas
June 7-10, 2007
http://www.nyscaa.org/events/reunion2007/

Join us at the heart of U.S. space exploration -- NASA's Johnson
Space Center in Houston! "Insiders" are arranging special events to
make this a unique opportunity to learn about space history, research
on the International Space Station, and our future returning to the
moon and going beyond. Families will enjoy one of the top three
tourist attractions in Texas -- Space Center Houston, the center of
the event.

Space Center Houston is the Official Visitors Center of NASA's
Johnson Space Center, which is the home of astronaut training and
Mission Control.

Registrations are flexible if you can't spend the whole weekend, but
you won't want to miss a thing! Go online and register TODAY!

We have blocked a set of rooms just for you at a special rate,
guaranteed until the block is full or May 7, 2007.

Microtel Inn and Suites Houston (Clear Lake City)
1620 NASA Road 1
Houston, TX 77058
(281) 335-0800
Ask for the  "NYSCAA Meet" Rate!
http://www.microtelinn.com/reservations/locationdetail.asp?facid=994

Questions about the reunion? Email reunion2007@...

See you at the reunion!

The 2007 Reunion Team:
Julie Robinson (ID 1985)
Dan Cohan (TX 1994)
Neil Davidson (AL 1970)
NYSCAA Officers

2007 NYSCAA Reunion
Houston, Texas
June 7-10, 2007
http://www.nyscaa.org/events/reunion2007/

Join us at the heart of U.S. space exploration -- NASA's Johnson
Space Center in Houston! "Insiders" are arranging special events to
make this a unique opportunity to learn about space history, research
on the International Space Station, and our future returning to the
moon and going beyond. Families will enjoy one of the top three
tourist attractions in Texas -- Space Center Houston, the center of
the event.

Space Center Houston is the Official Visitors Center of NASA's
Johnson Space Center, which is the home of astronaut training and
Mission Control.

Registrations are flexible if you can't spend the whole weekend, but
you won't want to miss a thing! Go online and register TODAY!

We have blocked a set of rooms just for you at a special rate,
guaranteed until the block is full or May 7, 2007.

Microtel Inn and Suites Houston (Clear Lake City)
1620 NASA Road 1
Houston, TX 77058
(281) 335-0800
Ask for the  "NYSCAA Meet" Rate!
http://www.microtelinn.com/reservations/locationdetail.asp?facid=994

Questions about the reunion? Email reunion2007@...

See you at the reunion!

The 2007 Reunion Team:
Julie Robinson (ID 1985)
Dan Cohan (TX 1994)
Neil Davidson (AL 1970)
NYSCAA Officers

Hi all,

Staph applications are now online at

www.nysc.org/staph

Please share with anyone who you feel might be interested and
appropriate. I hope that you have a safe and happy holiday season.

Andy Blackwood, Director
Andrew.Blackwood@...

Sorry, 1976 is the correct year for Ken's attendance at NYSC.

  Edwin "Win" Schaeffer
  PO Box 335
  Flossmoor, IL 60422
  708 715 4321
  If an email bounces, resend to crinkers@...



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Just a quick note to let you know that my NYSC compatriot Ken Libbrecht ND80
has taken photos of snowflakes that will be reproduced as US postage stamps.

  http://www.physorg.com/news9328.html

  http://www.snowcrystals.com/

  Edwin "Win" Schaeffer KY76
  PO Box 335
  Flossmoor, IL 60422
  708 715 4321
  If an email bounces, resend to crinkers@...

  Selling discount US postage about 90% of face value; please inquire.
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From Dr. David Hackleman (NYSC Oregon 1969)

Folks:  I'm planning to leave the Linus Pauling Chair at OSU this next year. 
When I accepted, I
said only 5 years, and that's my plan…I hope!  As such, I'd be delighted to
recommend folks
to be considered to the search committee.  Some of you, especially those that
are chemically
inclined, Chem Engineers, etc., and likely with a few grey hairs…might want to
consider the
position.

http://osufoundation.org/givingopportunities/facultysupport/endowedpositions/
thelinuspaulingchairinchemicalengineering/

Dr. David Hackleman
David.Hackleman@...
Linus Pauling Chair   ---   NYSC  OR 1969
Chemical Engineering
Oregon State University
(541) 737-8988
http://che.oregonstate.edu/people/faculty/hackleman.html
Fax:  (541) 737-4600

Greetings fellow alumni,

Please take the time to visit the NYSCAA homepage at
http://www.nyscaa.org/ and vote in this year's elections!

Janell Lovelace
NYSCAA President

Greetings,

I hope many of you are planning to meet me in St. Louis later this week
- please take the time now to register for the reunion at
http://www.nyscaa.org/index.html.  See you soon!

Janell Lovelace, NYSCAA President

Oops! Previous message was forwarded, original was received from
NYSCAA President Janell Lovelace
jkl-nysc@...

Greetings NYSC Alumni,

I invite you to send in nominations (for yourself or others) for NYSCAA
officer positions.  The following positions are open:

President-Elect (3 year term; one year as President-Elect, one year as
President, one year as Past-President)

Treasurer (1 year term)

Secretary (1 year term; the incumbent and excellent Terran Lane has
already accepted a nomination)

Member of the Board of Advisors (2 spots available; 3 year term)

More information can be found at:
http://www.nyscaa.org/about/officer_duties.html

Also, I invite you to save the dates August 10-13, 2006 for our next
annual alumni reunion, in St. Louis Missouri.  We will be staying at the
Parkway Hotel  http://www.theparkwayhotel.com/  and have reserved two
sets of rooms -- "standard" rooms for $109 a night, or "executive" rooms
on their club floor which include breakfast for $119 a night.  Rooms
have 2 queen beds and can easily sleep up to 4 people per room.

We will have registration information online at http://www.nyscaa.org/
as soon as possible.  There will be a registration fee (hopefully $100
or less, especially for students - we're still working out the details)
that will include use of hang-out suite, conference rooms, and meeting
rooms; breakfast, sandwich lunch, and snack foods; admissions to most if
not all activities; and Saturday dinner (hopefully also Friday dinner).

Basic outline of the reunion:
Thursday - arrive midday, gather in suite, dinner unplanned or picnic
(TBD), probably an optional organized evening activity (such as
attending 7 Brides for 7 Brothers at the Muny).
Friday - visit area attractions, including the Zoo, Museums.  Casual
dinner (hopefully included in package price).
Saturday - morning NYSCAA annual meeting, afternoon seminars, evening
banquet (or at least more formal dinner).
Sunday - Some optional organized morning activity, plan to depart in the
afternoon if possible.

Go ahead and start planning travel and hotel arrangements, and keep an
eye on http://www.nyscaa.org/ and your mailbox for more details!  Feel
free to email me at jkl-nysc@... or IM me at jklGoDuke with
questions.

Janell Lovelace, MO86, ST90,05
NYSCAA President

So, you want to be a Staph member...

Planning for the 2006 edition of the National Youth Science Camp and the Youth
Science
Leadership Institute is well underway and application material for Staph
positions is now
available on the NYSC website at

www.nysc.org/staph

If you are interested, please review the material and let me know if you have
any
questions.

I hope that you are all doing well and that you have a happy holiday season.

Andy

Andrew N. Blackwood, Ed.D.
Executive Director
National Youth Science Foundation
PO Box 3387, Charleston, WV 25333-3387

Andrew.Blackwood@...
www.nysf.com
+1 (304) 342.3326 Voice
+1 (304) 552.1171 Cellular
+1 (304) 343.4576 Home
+1 (304) 342.8856 FAX

Tried to send this message to the bio@... address - but it bounced
(please tell me why) - so sending it on to you to share with others.
[Editor's Note: Email should be addressed to bio@...
ending with ".ORG"]

Ray

Regarding passing of the Rev. Stacy Grosscup:

Sorry to report to folks that the Reverend Stacy Grosscup - a longtime NYSC
presenter (famous for his aerial 'instinctive' archery show) passed away last
Sunday (Sept 18) while recovering from open-heart surgery - he was 84.  Those
of you from the early and middle years of camp (1960's, 70's, 80's) and a few
years in late 1990's might remember his homespun humor and buckskin clothing
along with his displays of shooting targets out of the air with a bow and arrow
(including frisbees and an aspirin).
    Stacy is one of 45 archers in the archery hall of fame, was a devoted
scholar of native americana, and a former Navy frogman.

Fair winds and following seas, Stacy


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Greetings!

I'd like to remind you to take a few minutes to visit the National Youth
Science Camp Alumni Assocation website at:

http://www.nyscaa.org/

You can read the Summer 2005 newsletter (including candidate bios), and
you have one week left to vote for officers for the coming year(s).
Thank you, and as my camp kid son would say, "I love Science Camp!"

	 -Janell Lovelace MO86, ST90,05
	 President-Elect, NYSCAA

Hi folks,

Here's a message from Doren on next weekend's NYSC Alumni Reunion
in Washington, DC, August 11-14, 2005!

--Karen (Hawaii 1982)


-----Original Message-----
To: nyscaa@yahoogroups.com
From: Doren Burrell <doren@...>
Date: Fri, 29 Jul 2005 17:10:56 -0400
Subject: [NYSCAA] National Youth Science Camp Reunion

       It's not to late to come to the National Youth Science Camp Alumni Reunion
in Washington, DC.  Though the Reunion dates of August 11 - 14, 2005, are
approaching very quickly you can still join in.

       We have some special events available - a Segway tour of town,
behind-the-scenes looks at Smithsonian facilities - and, of course, our
usual, unique brand of camaraderie.

       I tend to be chronically late in committing to these things so I know that
there are probably several like me out there.  C'mon!   Visit the Alumni
website at  http://www.nyscaa.org to register or you may drop us a note at
reunion2005@... to let us know you are coming, to ask questions, or
to look for new morning routines.

       We have rooms available at the the Best Western Key Bridge
http://book.bestwestern.com/bestwestern/productInfo.do?propertyCode=47096
for those coming in from out of town.  We also hope that plenty of you
folks in the DC Metro area will come by to visit us.

       We Look Forward to Seeing You at the Reunion!

- Doren Burrell, Staph 79-84, and the 2005 Reunion Team.

So, you want to be a Staph member?

Planning for the 2005 edition of the National Youth Science Camp is
well underway and application material for Staph positions is now
available on the NYSC website at

www.nysc.org/staph

If you are interested, please review the material and let me know if
you have any questions.

I hope that you are all doing well and that you have a happy holiday
season.

Andy

Andrew N. Blackwood, Ed.D.
Executive Director
National Youth Science Foundation
PO Box 3387, Charleston, WV 25333-3387

Andrew.Blackwood@...
www.nysf.com
+1 (304) 342.3326 Voice
+1 (304) 552.1171 Cellular
+1 (304) 343.4576 Home
+1 (304) 342.8856 FAX

[Message from Barbara Kumpf McManus, Reunion 2004 Coordinator]

It's Reunion Time Again!

Join alumni and friends of NYSC for the NYSCAA 41st Reunion in
San Diego, California from August 12-15, 2004. For information and
registration, please visit our Web site at: <http://www.nyscaa.org>.

This is a perfect opportunity to take a vacation to sunny Southern
California and visit with old friends and fellow alums. We encourage
you to bring your family and friends along and extend your stay.

We would love to have you registered by July 11, 2004 in order to
reserve you a room at our reduced group rate at the Handlery Hotel.

If you have any questions or are interested in coming, please email
the reunion organizers at reunion2004@... or call
Barbara Kumpf McManus at (858) 490-2184.

We Look Forward to Seeing You at the Reunion!

The 2004 Reunion Team:
Greg Gancarz (MA 1989)
Roland Lee (CA 1971)
Koty Sharp (DE 1994)
Kira Truebenbach (WA 1994)
Barbara Kumpf McManus (VA 1993)
NYSCAA Officers

The Winter/Spring 2004 Newsletter is now online!

    http://www.nyscaa.org/

Find out about this year's candidates running for office and make
sure to cast your vote by filling out the Spring 2004 Election Ballot
before April 15th. We've also got lots of alumni newsbytes on our
fellow delegates and staph with even more coming! And remember to
mark your calendars for Reunion 2004 on the West Coast in
San Diego from August 12-15, 2004!

Keep us up-to-date and let us know your current address, family
additions, career moves, and anything else you would like to share by
filling out the Bio Update Form or sending us email at bio@...!

Keep in touch!
Karen Sabog (Hawaii 1982)
Chair, NYSCAA Board of Advisors

NYSCAA Career Connections
http://nyscaa.com/services/career_connections.html


Tissue Engineer/Scientist
-------------------------

Submitted By: David Hackleman (Oregon 1969)
Adjunct Faculty and Linus Pauling Chair of the Chemical Engineering department
at Oregon State University

David Hackleman informs us that Oregon State University is growing their
chemical and bio engineering department (with plans to also include
environmental engineering). They are in need of a tissue engineer/scientist who
will grow human cell tissues for developmental work, and develop embedded
(chemically bonded) anti-coagulant systems for artificial joints, stints, etc.

[Excerpt from Position Announcement]
Job Number 008-412
http://oregonstate.edu/admin/hr/jobs/academic/008-412.html
Biomedical Engineer
Assistant Professor, tenure track
Department of Chemical Engineering
Application Deadline: November 14, 2003 for full consideration

The Department of Chemical Engineering at Oregon State University seeks
applicants for a full-time nine-month tenure-track Assistant Professor position
in Tissue Engineering. The person will be an important part of strengthening
biomedical engineering capability at OSU and be partially supported through a
Whitaker Foundation Special Opportunity Award. Opportunities exist to develop
cooperative research and teaching initiatives with faculty from other units on
campus, and clinical partners in the new Regional Heart Center at Good Samaritan
Regional Medical Center in Corvallis, among others.

For more information, please contact David at david.hackleman@....

[Message from David Hackleman, Reunion 2003 Coordinator]

The 40th Reunion of the National Youth Science Camp is July 3-6, 2003
at Snowshoe, West Virginia.  For more information, please go to the
Web site at http://www.nyscaa.com.  So far, we've got a pretty good-sized
group on the way to West Virgina for this event ... but to make it even
more special, you need to attend!  Friends and family are welcome!

Folks from both 1963 and 2002 have already registered, so we are
guaranteed of having the first and latest camp represented.  We will be
visiting NYSC 2003 and other experiences while at the reunion.  Don't
forget to bring your musical talent and instruments!

Mention the special code "STAPH" on your registration form to waive the
late registration fee; and while we could really use the late registration
surcharge, it is voluntary.

If you have any questions or are interested in coming, please email the
reunion organizers at reunion2003@... or call David Hackleman at
(541) 745-7121 in Oregon.

Hope to see you at the reunion!

David Hackleman (Oregon 1969 delegate)
hacklem@...

Hi alumni, staph, and friends,

Welcome to the Yahoo! Group nyscaa-announce!

This is a moderated announcements-only list for alumni, staph, and
friends of the National Youth Science Camp Alumni Association.

Please feel free to forward any NYSCAA-related announcements for
upcoming events, mentoring programs, internships, career opportunities,
etc., as well as comments and questions about nyscaa-announce to the
list moderators.

Thanks!
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/nyscaa-announce/