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2016 Pauling CommitteeCommittee Co-chairs: Dr. Dean Waldow (waldowda@plu.edu) Dr. Neal Yakelis (yake

Dean Waldow's Research GroupRecent PublicationsMegan Longstaff*, Kaitlin Gardiner*, Rodion Zhuravlev

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called population health because the point of it is to deal not with individual illnesses but with the population as a whole. For Bill Foege, public health is personal, deeply personal. This is what those who know him well recognize as key to what drives him, and what makes him perhaps one of the most influential humans in the field of global health. But, let the record show, being a prankster was no small part of it. Tom Paulson Tom Paulson graduated from PLU with a B.S. in chemistry in 1980. He’s

implemented by a Kinesiology class $658.86 for Cutter’s Cubing Club to participate in tournaments $700 for the Women’s Lacrosse Club team to participate in tournaments $5,000 to support the Sista Circle spring retreat $709.99 to support Parkland Literacy Center efforts $1,899.63 for Chemistry Club members to participate in the American Chemical Society academic conference  $499 for the Outdoor Rec club to host a screening of the film “Expedition Reclamation” $1,772.59 for club Black Student Union to

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Pauling Past Recipients YearPersonNobel Prize Year / Link 2015Barry M Trost 2014Stephen L. Buchwald