Advance seeking additional journal editors' information
We recognize that the list of journal editors published in the March 9 Advance was not complete, and plan to run a further list of journal editors in April. Please forward details of any journal editorships that were omitted from the list to Elizabeth Omara-Otunnu, editor, by fax at (860) 486-2063 or e-mail: advance@uconn.edu, by Friday, April 3.

Social work school offers study-travel program in Denmark
The School of Social Work is offering a study-travel program to Denmark from June 5-17. The trip is open to current social work students, alumni, social workers and other human service professionals. Led by Lynne Healy, professor of social work, the trip offers opportunities for sightseeing and learning about social work in Scandinavia in the context of a small travel group. The program may be taken for two graduate credits. It may also be audited, but tuition is still required.

Through preparatory lectures and a 12-day travel program in Denmark, participants will explore the Scandinavian social welfare system, widely known as one of the most comprehensive in meeting social needs. During the trip, participants also will explore attractions such as museums, castles, and the scenery of a land of more than 400 islands.

The estimated cost is $1,899, including airfare, ground transportation, accommodations (additional cost for single occupancy), and breakfast, plus a course fee of $466. A non-refundable deposit is due by April 3, with balance due April 8. For more information and an application, call (860) 570-9129.

Student trustee candidates to hold election debate April 1
A debate among student candidates for the Board of Trustees and the UConn Co-op Board of Directors will take place April 1 at 6 p.m. in the Student Union Ballroom. Election results will be announced April 29.

Candidates are:

• Christopher Balfe, undergraduate, management information systems major
• Alyssa Benedict, undergraduate, psychology major
• Kingsley Stewart, graduate student, political science
• Caroline Miner, doctoral student, psychology
• Bob Scanlon, '90, second-year law student
• Louis Bevilacqua, undergraduate, political science major
• Kevin Hawkins, third-year law student

Open forum on Student Union renovations set for April 7
Architects selected to plan and redesign renovations to the Student Union will hold an open forum on Tuesday, April 7, at 7:30 p.m. in Room 380, Student Union. All members of the University community are welcome to participate.

Encourage your students to compete in calculus April 8!
Undergraduates are invited to participate in the 1998 UConn calculus competition on Wednesday, April 8, from 7-9 p.m., in Room 319, Edward V. Gant Science Complex. All undergraduates are eligible. Prizes will be awarded in three categories: beginner (100-level math courses); intermediate (200-level calculus); overall (beyond calculus sequence).

Students are asked to sign-up by Tuesday, April 7, in the math department reception room, Room 102, and to arrive at the exam room 10 minutes before the scheduled starting time. For information, call Stuart Sidney at (860) 486-3443.

Memorial symposium honoring Khairallah set for April 24
A memorial symposium in honor of Professor Edward A. Khairallah, titled "Biochemical Regulatory Mechanisms of Normal and Diseased Cells," is scheduled for Friday, April 24, at the Edward V. Gant Science Complex, Room 20. Presenters are Henry Pitot, University of Wisconsin; Alfred Goldberg, Harvard Medical School; Donald Reed, Oregon State University; Sten Orrenius, Karolinska Institutet; and Raymond Birge, The Rockefeller University. The conference is sponsored by the Department of Molecular and Cell Biology, the Toxicology Program, and the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, with support from the Departments of Nutritional Sciences, Pathobiology, and Physiology and Neurobiology, the Environmental Health Program, and the Graduate School.

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