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Focus on Technology
5:31 am
Fri June 7, 2013

Identifying and treating violent teens

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Teens in a new study are getting an fMRI at the UC Center for Imaging Research to determine problem areas in the brain
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Dr. Jim Eliassen, Associate Director for the Center for Imaging Research
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Dr. Drew Barzman, a child and forensic psychiatrist at Cincinnati Children's
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Part of the President’s plan to reduce gun violence focuses on increased mental health services. Ann Thompson, in “Focus on Technology,” reports on Cincinnati efforts to be pro-active, involving a predictive spit test and photographing the brain.

Steger memorial service
5:47 pm
Wed June 5, 2013

Memorial honors former UC president Steger

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Friends and colleagues gather to memorialize Joseph A. Steger Wednesday..
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Speakers Lanthan Camblin Jr., Mitchel Livingston, Dale McGirr and H. C. Buck Niehoff prepare for the memorial.
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Joseph Steger family listens to speakers in Patricia Corbett Theater.
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Tracy Steger McClorey remembers her father's "relentless zest for life."
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Lanthan Camblin Jr. speaks of his friend Steger's battle with illness.
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Mitchel Livingston called Steger "a man who refused to quit one minute before the miracle on Clifton happened," speaking of the university revitalization Steger spearheaded.
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Current UC president Santa Ono applauds Steger's acheivements in 19 years as UC president.
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By The WVXU News Staff

The University of Cincinnati celebrated the life and legacy of its 24th president with a memorial service Wednesday afternoon.  Joseph Steger died May 9 at the age of 76 in Cincinnati.

His 19-year term (1984-2003) is the second longest in the university's history.  He's credited with directing a rebirth of UC's campus through the adoption of the Campus Master Plan launched in 1989, and with increasing UC's renown for fiscal responsibility during his tenure.

University of Cincinnati
8:44 am
Wed May 29, 2013

Service for late UC president Steger set for June 5

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A memorial service for the late Joseph A. Steger, the second-longest serving president of the University of Cincinnati, will take place on campus on June 5.

Steger died May 9 at the age of 76. He served as UC's president from July 1984 until his retirement in September 2003.

The memorial service will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday, June 5 at the Patricia Corbett Theater at the College Conservatory of Music on the University of Cincinnati's main campus. Doors will open at 1:30 p.m.

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