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Recorded lecture delivered on March 7, 2011. Philip Schmidt discusses the Peer-to-Peer University, committed to creating high-quality, low-cost, lifelong learning leveraging the Internet. RESPONDENTS Bill Maurer, Department of Anthropology, UCI Gary Matkin, Dean, Continuing Education, UCI Philipp Schmidt is Director and co-founde

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Lecture recorded on March 10, 2011, for Planning, Policy and Design 221, "Conclusions - future challenges facing the study of public policy" delivered by Professor David Feldman.

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Recorded Sustainability Seminar Lecture on Wednesday, March 9, 2011 delivered by UCI Professor Richard Matthew. Families and health, businesses and educational systems, fresh water and clean air- there are a lot of things in our world that we would like to last. They are the material underpinnings of freedom, dignity, comfort and stabili

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Entrepreneur Forum: The Elevator Pitch, recorded March 3, 2011. The elevator pitch is the tip of your business spear, and the sharpest spear breaks through the most effectively in conveying the problem and the solutions your company can provide. In a society of 140 characters or less, how do you capture attention meaningfully and authent

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Spring Quarter 2012, Lecture 7 for Chem 51C: Organic Chemistry recorded on Tuesday, April 24. Items covered: Ch. 21. Acid-Catalyzed Formation of Hydrates, Hemiacetals, and Acetals from Aldehydes and Ketones.

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An Inside UCI Lecture recorded on August 10, 2011 delivered by Dr. Jeff Krichmar. This lecture covers the current robotics development and uses at UC Irvine. Professor Krichmar's expansive career includes 15 years as a software engineer on projects ranging from the PATRIOT Missile System at the Raytheon Corporation to Air Traffic Control

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Spring Quarter 2012, Lecture 9 for Chem 51C: Organic Chemistry recorded on Tuesday, May 1. Items covered: Ch. 22. reactions of carboxylic acids, esters, amides, and nitriles.

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A public health seminar recorded on October 3, 2011. This presentation will focus on the public health ramifications in the U.S., of the current wars in Iraq and Afghanistan - from long term physical disability, to mental health issues, substance abuse, suicide, community/family violence and injury. Not only have the wars affected health ou

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About the Entrepreneur's Forum The Entrepreneurs Forum at UC Irvine provides an intimate and informative setting for faculty, researchers, students and staff to learn about the entrepreneurial process. The audience has the opportunity to actively participate in a spirited Q&A session with the speaker. Forum descriptions: One-on-

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Professor and Director of the UC Irvine Environment Institute Michael J. Prather delivers the second lecture in Earth System Science 280: Sustainability Science on Wednesday, October 20, 2010.

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Amy Wilentz, author of "This Rainy Season: Haiti Since Duvalier" (1989), is preparing a second book about post-earthquake Haiti. She has received Whiting Writers Award, the PEN Non-Fiction Award, and a nomination for National Book Critics Circle Award.

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A recorded Entrepreneur's Forum on February 3, 2011 sponsored by Calit2's TechPortal and OCTANe@UCI. Brant Cooper has 20 years of experience in the high tech industry. He has participated in several startup ventures in a variety of roles, including IT, marketing and business development. He recently co-authored a book, The Entrepreneur's

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University Club Forum Lecture, recorded January 26, 2011. Kerry Burnight, Ph.D., Gerontologist shares recent research and information about living a proactive, productive life for longer than we imagined and offers suggestions on interesting ways to do that.

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Sustainability Seminar delivered on February 9, 2011 by UC Irvine Ph.D. student Beth Karlin, "The Psychology of Sustainability." There is growing consensus that environmental, social, and economic sustainability are not possible given current trends and that understanding human interactions with the environment is a key aspect of amelior