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Traci Nordberg, who has overseen human resources at Massachusetts General Hospital and Dartmouth College, will begin work at Vanderbilt University in September.
Marjorie “Honey” Pike, a 33-year veteran of the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department, has been named assistant police chief at Vanderbilt University. She will begin work at the university Tuesday, Sept. 7.
After conducting a staff and faculty survey, the Employee Celebrations Committee is implementing a schedule change which will spread throughout the year the activities usually held in September.
When patient Jason Koger woke up in the Vanderbilt Burn Center with no arms below his elbow, his first thought was, “Will I ever be able to hold my girls again?”
Admission is free and attendees can enjoy family fun, inflatables for the kids, autographs, free hot dogs and drinks, games, live music and more.
Classes that explore nature of evil, the city of Chicago and film soundtracks will be offered during the fall semester as part of the Master of Liberal Arts and Science program, Vanderbilt’s graduate degree program for working adults.
Sarratt Art Studios offers a variety of non-credit art classes that meet one night or day per week for 10 weeks. Classes begin the week of Sept. 13, 2010.
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Vanderbilt names new chief human resources officer
Nashville police veteran named assistant police chief
MLAS open house is Aug. 17
Sarratt Art Studios is taking Fall registration
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