NOTEBOOKS: Professional Diary/Calendar/Notes [# 18]

• 1999-07-13 Meeting with Maureen Diggins at Augustana pg. 6-12
• 1999-07 The Jackson Laboratory - Jane Barker / Muriel Davisson pg. 13-15
• Week of Whit and Dan wedding - notes pg. 16-25 (gone)
• 1999-07-29 Discussion with Steve Dalton MMU regarding articulation agreements pg. 26-31
• Articulation meetings with Dr. Steve Dalton pg. 31-36
• 1999-07-31 Coteau tour - Karina & Steve Dalton, Dean Swedlund, Nels H. Granholm pg. 37-39
• I. F. Stone "The Trial of Socrates" pg. 40
• 1999-08-12 List of good books pg. 50
• 1999-08-16 Marshall, Wesby / grad student research meeting pg. 51
• 1999-08-24 Fall ABS college meeting, Chuck McMullen, Kevin Kephardt, Larry T., Fred Cholick pg. 52-57
• 1999-08-25 Technology in Education all day meeting, Dr. Steve Gilbert pg. 58-61
• ITL - Information Technology Literacy Marge Hegge, Clark Hallman, Jerry Jorgenson pg. 62-66
• 1999-08-25 Lehrer Report - Review on a book entitled "The Students Are Watching" by Nancy and Ted Sizer pg. 66
• Research - AGRP pg. 67
• 1999-08-26 All Campus Convocation, Volstorff pg. 68-72
• Dr. Peggy Miller's address pg. 69-72
• Research - AGRP pg. 73-74
• 1999-08-30 Department Biology/Microbiology committee meeting, Howard Hughes, med inst pg. 75
• 1999-09-01 Senior seminar - Mike Hildreth pg. 77-78
• Resurrect MST Program pg. 79-81
• Father Larry Murlaugh pg. 84-88
• 1999-09-17/18 3rd Dakota Reproductive Biology Conference, Fargo pg. 89-98
• 1999-09-20 Department Biology meeting pg. 100-102
• 1999-09-24 Memorandum of Understanding - Si Tanka (Eagle Butte) and SDSU, Fred Cholick pg. 102-107
• 1999-09-30 Freya Manfred pg. 108-112
• Workshop on Radionuclides & Radioactivity pg. 113-end

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