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Roxbury Community College (RCC) is a community college in the Roxbury Crossing neighborhood of Boston, Massachusetts. RCC offers associate degrees in arts, and sciences, as well as certificates. RCC also has a program for students to earn a bachelor's degree from the Eastern Nazarene College in Quincy.
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The War on Drugs And The Economics of Incarceration By: Marc Fevry
The War on Drugs And The Economics of Incarceration By: Marc Fevry |
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Treasure Hunt Slide Show
Treasure Hunt Slide Show |
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Honors Colloquium
Honors Colloquium |
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Sponsored by: Division of Math, Science & Technology; Math & Science Club; Massachusetts Space Grant Consortium
Sponsored by: Division of Math, Science & Technology; Math & Science Club; Massachusetts Space Grant ConsortiumSTEM SPEAKER SERIES DATE: Thursday, February 26, 2009 TIME: 11:45-1:00pm LOCATION: Academic Bldg Room 121 Pizza & Drinks Provided “No man can hit a baseball that far” claimed Mo Vaughn former Red Sox all star first baseman. Jerry Remy, former Sox 2nd baseman and current broadcaster, and Trot Nixon, former Sox right fielder, concur. So does almost everyone who has looked at that seat from the vantage point of home plate, or looked at home plate from that seat. They are all talking about Seat 21, Row 37, Section 42—514 feet from home plate—the one red seat in a sea of green in the right field bleachers of Fenway Park. This is the alleged landing spot of Ted Williams’ June 9, 1946 home run off of a change-up thrown by Detroit Tiger Fred Hutchinson. The six daily papers in Boston in that era all covered the game that day, and all at least mentioned that home run. But, they gave widely varying estimates of where the ball landed. Our question today, over 60 years later, is what can physics tell us about that home run? What is reasonable, what is possible, what is likely, and why has nobody, not Big Papi, and not anyone, even in batting practice, ever come close to reaching that Red Seat? Ted Williams, Big Papi, and the Physics of Fenway's Longest Homerun Matthew Koss, PhD Associate Professor of Physics College of the Holy Cross |
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Sponsored by
Division of Math, Science & Technology
Math & Science Club
Massachusetts Space Grant Consortium
Sponsored by Division of Math, Science & Technology Math & Science Club Massachusetts Space Grant ConsortiumSTEM SPEAKER SERIES DATE: Wednesday, November 19, 2008 TIME: 11:45-1:00pm LOCATION: Academic Bldg Room 121 Pizza & Drinks Provided25 Many fundamental cellular processes are governed by genetic programs which employ protein-DNA interactions in regulating function. Owing to recent technological advances, it is now possible to design synthetic gene regulatory networks, and the stage is set for the notion of engineered cellular control at the DNA level. In this talk, we describe how techniques from nonlinear dynamics and molecular biology can be utilized to model, design and construct synthetic gene regulatory networks. Engineering Gene Networks: Integrating Synthetic Biology & Systems Biology J.J. Collins, PhD HHMI, Center for BioDynamics & Dept. of Biomedical Engineering Boston University |
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The Writing Process Helpful Hints on How to Begin
The Writing Process Helpful Hints on How to BeginJudy Kahalas for Roxbury Community College |
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Speaker: Alex Sanchez Project Manager & Lead Systems Engineer Mission Innovation, Raytheon Integrated Defense Systems
Speaker: Alex Sanchez Project Manager & Lead Systems Engineer Mission Innovation, Raytheon Integrated Defense SystemsSTEM SPEAKER SERIES DATE: Thursday, April 30, 2009 TIME: 11:45-1:00pm LOCATION: Academic Bldg Room 121 Pizza & Drinks Provided What do you get when you cross MILITARY DEFENSE with WORLD HUNGER? |
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Human Trafficking The New Slave Trade in the 21st Century May 3, 2007
Jillian McCarthy
Human Trafficking The New Slave Trade in the 21st Century May 3, 2007 Jillian McCarthy |
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Preparing for a Career in Science Donna Matthews Jarrell, DVM, DACLAM Associate Director, Center for Comparative Medicine, Massachusetts General Hospital Sponsored by
Division of Math, Science & Technology
Math & Science Club
Massachusetts Space Grant Consortium
Preparing for a Career in Science Donna Matthews Jarrell, DVM, DACLAM Associate Director, Center for Comparative Medicine, Massachusetts General Hospital Sponsored by Division of Math, Science & Technology Math & Science Club Massachusetts Space Grant ConsortiumS.T.E.M. SPEAKER SERIES DATE: Thursday, December 4, 2008 TIME: 11:45-1:00pm LOCATION: Academic Bldg Room 121 Pizza & Drinks Provided |
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EXPOSITORY STRATEGIES! Thinking With Writing
EXPOSITORY STRATEGIES! Thinking With Writing |
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What are they, how do they occur and what are we doing to Control Them? Sponsored by: Division of Math, Science & Technology; Math & Science Club; Massachusetts Space Grant Consortium
What are they, how do they occur and what are we doing to Control Them? Sponsored by: Division of Math, Science & Technology; Math & Science Club; Massachusetts Space Grant ConsortiumSTEM SPEAKER SERIES DATE: Thursday, March 26, 2009 TIME: 11:45-1:00pm LOCATION: Academic Bldg Room 121 Pizza & Drinks Provided Emerging Infectious Diseases Speaker: Mark Klempner, M.D. Associate Provost for Research Boston University Medical Campus Director, National Emerging Infectious Diseases Laboratories Institute An EHEC-bacterium sitting on a pedestal on an intestional cell. Life cycle of the predatory bacterium Bdellovibrio bacteriovorus |
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Lack of Education for Women A Violation of Human Rights
By Aouatif Ansari
Lack of Education for Women A Violation of Human Rights By Aouatif Ansari |
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"Working in a Team-Oriented Research Environment Following the Success of Toyota"
"Working in a Team-Oriented Research Environment Following the Success of Toyota"Today's lab animal care workspace mirrors recent evolution in biomedical research by being more complex, expensive, and potentially hazardous. However the standard approach to organizational structure and workforce development remains unchanged. Toyota Production System (TPS) perfected by the Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Inc. has revolutionized how many commercial products are made, resulting in the highest quality at reasonable costs in many sectors in addition to automobile manufacturing. More recently, non-manufacturing industries like banking, insurance, and healthcare are using TPS with the goal of providing defect-free services on time, every time, and only at the level needed. Through the establishment of multi-functional teams with work responsibilities that include husbandry, initial health assessment and basic veterinary care, operational maintenance, and research services, you can create a employment opportunity that produces high quality care and research support in an environment that is stimulating and rewarding for the individual employee. S.T.E.M. SPEAKER SERIES DATE: Thursday, December 4, 2008 TIME: 11:45-1:00pm LOCATION: Academic Bldg Rm 121 Pizza & Drinks Provided Donna Matthews Jarrell, DVM, DACLAM Assoc. Director, Center for Comparative Medicine, Massachusetts General Hospital Sponsored by Division of Math, Science & Technology Math & Science Club Massachusetts Space Grant Consortium |
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The Working Class Education By:
Adler Fedestin
The Working Class Education By: Adler Fedestin |
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Sickle Cell Anemia Roxbury Community College
ADN 253
Honors Presentation
Adanna Uwandu, Shadia Laurent, Salwa Said
05/01/07
Sickle Cell Anemia Roxbury Community College ADN 253 Honors Presentation Adanna Uwandu, Shadia Laurent, Salwa Said 05/01/07 |
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Effects of Counterterrorism Legislation post 09/11 James J. Clements
Honors Colloquium
May 3rd, 2007
Effects of Counterterrorism Legislation post 09/11 James J. Clements Honors Colloquium May 3rd, 2007 |
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