A recent $112,000 grant from the Grow Iowa Values Fund for the second phase of Drake's Pharmacogenomics Teaching and Research Laboratory project will help support acquisition of equipment and the design of a rigorous pharmacogenomics curriculum. The lab is currently under development to open in the fall of 2012.
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Drake’s spring observatory series to feature a stellar variety of topics
The first lecture in the series will examine the science behind the spring season and it's relationship to the motions of the Earth.
BSC National Championship game referee Bill Lemonnier to officiate Kilimanjaro Bowl in Tanzania
LeMonnier and officials from Mexico and Pennsylvania will take charge of game between Drake University and CONADEIP All Stars in Africa on May 21
Chimpanzee researcher will deliver lecture at Drake
A scientist who studied a small population of chimpanzees facing extinction in a tiny pocket of African rain forest will speak about her experiences at a free public lecture.
Lucky and beautiful: 50 Beautiful Bulldog contestants will vie for title
This year's Beautiful Bulldog candidates hail from Colorado, South Carolina, Nebraska, Minnesota, Illinois and Iowa. They'll vie for the title on April 25.
Nationally renowned scholar to discuss myths of Arab world
James Zogby, founder and president of the Arab Americans Institute and Zogby International polling and market research firm, aims to debunk the myths and biases surrounding the Arab world in his latest lecture, "Arab Voices."
Drake select choirs to perform concert featuring repertoire from tour of Midwest
Under the direction of Aimee Beckmann-Collier, the Drake Choir and Chamber Choir will perform works by Haydn and Gershwin.
‘The Cherry Orchard’ to be Clive Elliott’s last show at Drake
After 23 years of directing theatre productions at Drake, Clive Elliott will direct his final show, which runs through Sunday, March 6.
Engaged Citizen Experience Conference to focus on war and international conflict
The conference features five refugees who will share their personal experiences with violence and conflict in their home countries, as well as breakout sessions focusing on "The World and War: Conflict and Its Consequences."
Grad students to host book fair to benefit children visiting the Polk County Jail
Drake University graduate students studying Adult Learning and Organizational Performance will be involved in a book fair fundraising event Saturday, March 5, at Barnes & Noble in West Des Moines.