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Simmons to give Commencement address
Simmons also will receive an honorary doctor of humanities during Commencement, the University's 141st, which begins at 8:30 a.m. with the traditional academic procession into Brookings Quadrangle. Full story
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Code of Conduct University formalizes guidelines The University will implement a formal Code of Conduct, putting in writing guidelines for faculty and staff to follow while employees of the University. "Washington University has a long and strong tradition of high integrity in all that we do, from patient care, to student services, to relationships with those with whom we do business," Chancellor Mark. S. Wrighton said. "Formalizing a code of conduct encourages our tradition of high integrity and acquaints newcomers to our community with our values. I am very pleased with the process and product from our effort to develop the code of conduct." Full story Olin School, Shanghai partner offer unique E.M.B.A. program Beginning in April, the Olin School of Business will offer an executive master of business administration (E.M.B.A.) degree in Shanghai, China.
"The development of a strong educational offering to business executives in Shanghai is a part of the University's strategy to develop strong partnerships in Asia," Chancellor Mark S. Wrighton said. "Dean Stuart I. Greenbaum and his faculty in the John M. Olin School of Business have undertaken a new initiative of importance to the University as a whole. We look forward to working with leaders in the Shanghai business community and with academic colleagues at Fudan University, one of the finest universities in China."
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Architecture rolls out international studios; Students in Helsinki, Buenos Aires gain 'a fresh eye' Helsinki, Finland, is one of the world's leading technological societies, a compact metropolis with a long tradition of modernist expression. Buenos Aires, Argentina, has been called the Paris of South America, a relaxed, old-world culture where the practice of architecture ranks as virtually a public mission.
This makes them ideal sites for the School of Architecture's new international graduate studios.
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