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3. University Press Of Kentucky Many black soldiers serving in the U.S......Subjects History WWII, African American Studies;Military http://www.kentuckypress.com/viewbook.cfm?Category_ID=1&Group=2&ID=925

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UW-Madison Home News from UW-Madison Search term: Submit search: UW-Madison News Releases University Communications News releases TO: Media representatives FROM: University Communications, 608-262-9406, dchaptman@wisc.edu RE: INTERESTING SPRING 2010 GRADUATES The class of 2010 will produce a number of noteworthy graduates who did great things with their experience at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. In advance of this weekend's commencement and to assist in your coverage, we have profiled a few of their successes: She helps science, and science helps her Contact: Deborah Seiler, dseiler@wisc.edu Being profoundly deaf didn't stop Deborah Seiler from enjoying a collegiate swimming career. Arriving in Madison without financial support or a place to live posed more of a challenge. Through setbacks that affected her life in and out of the classroom, Seiler's energy and enthusiasm have inspired those around her. She will graduate with a master of science degree in Environment and Resources from the Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies. Originally from the northern California town of Auburn, Seiler studies Facebook - specifically, the role of online social networks in grassroots conservation outreach. Though her research could have taken place in one of several departments, she values how the Nelson Institute's interdisciplinary approach connected her to every department on campus, exposing her to a wide variety of research.

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8. Faculty And Staff Bibliographer for Political Science, Marine Science, Women’s Studies, AfricanAmerican Studies, Military Science and Law, University of Rhode Island Library (1992–1995 http://www.uri.edu/artsci/psc/vocinopscfac.html

Faculty and Staff Undergrad Programs Graduate Programs Research Resources ... URI Home Page University of Rhode Island College of Arts and Sciences Department of Political Science Michael Vocino Curriculum Vitae Department of Political Science University of Rhode Island Washburn Hall 80 Upper College Road, Suite 4 Kingston, RI 02881-0817 voice mail (401) 874-4605 fax (401) 874-4608 You can e-mail me at vocino@uri.edu Michael Vocino Ph.D. (cand.), Universiteit van Amsterdam. Professor of Political Science and Professor in the Library; Adjunct Professor of Library and Information Science. Professor Vocino is currently the Collection Management Officer for all URI Libraries and is former Director/Associate Dean of the University of Rhode Island Libraries and teaches in the Rhode Island Master of Public Administration Program and the Graduate School of Library and Information Studies. He is the co-director of the Rhode Island Ethics Project, an undertaking funded by a three-year grant from the U.S. Department of Education's Fund for the Improvement of Post Secondary Education (FIPSE). He is co-author of Labor and Industrial Relations Journals and Serials: an Analytical Guide (New York: Greenwood Press, 1990) and is also co-author of the book

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