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Chat adult-to-adult with
Bill Nye the Science Guy
at Hutch Kids talk May 6
Bill Nye, TV's famous "Science Guy," will lead off the Hutch
Kids Child Care Center's spring lecture series, with a presentation on "Inspiring
Children to Enjoy Science" on Tuesday afternoon, May 6, in Pelton
Auditorium at South Lake Union.
The series, "Families and Science in the '90s," has two other
parts: Pacific Science Center staff present "Sharing Science with Children"
on June 3; and Dr. Mark Hertle, program coordinator for the Science Education
Partnership, and other scientists and educators present "Turning Childhood
Curiosity into Lifelong |
Bill Nye |
Scientific Pursuits" on June 17. The sessions are open to the public
and run from 4 to 6 p.m. Series tickets are $25. Per-session tickets are
$10. Proceeds benefit Hutch Kids Child Care. Advance tickets can be purchased
by calling Juanita Watt at Ext. 5983. Seating is limited; advance purchase
is advised. Coffee and informal conversation will be available after each
program.
WBBA board picks Lane,
WABR taps VanderWood
Karen Lane, senior vice president for Development and Community Relations,
and Jerry VanderWood, director of Community Relations, have been named to
leadership positions within professional organizations. Lane was re-elected
to the board of the Washington Biotechnology and Biomedical Association.
She chairs the association's external affairs committee, responsible for
state government relations and outreach activities. Lane served as association
president in 1995. VanderWood was elected treasurer and president-elect
of the Washington Association for Biomedical Research, a non-profit consortium
that fosters understanding of the benefits of biomedical research and the
humane use of animals in research.
Changed your plans for a night out?
Don't let unused tickets go to waste!
The Center is always in need of tickets to sporting and cultural events
for patient families staying in the Seattle area. If you have tickets to
donate (contributions are tax-deductible), contact Anne Vedella, director
of the Center's Volunteer Services Program, at Ext. 4529.
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