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From: campbell@ufomind.com (Glenn Campbell, Las Vegas) Date: Fri, 20 Jun 1997 09:14:09 -0800 Subject: Bigelow Chair of Consciousness Studies at UNLV |
The following 1/4-page advertizement appeared (in big print) in the April 28, 1997, Las Vegas Review-Journal (page 3B). This may be the replacement for Dean Radin, who recently broke from Bigelow.
Consciousness Studies NEW SCIENCE CHAIR ESTABLISHED AT UNLV The University of Nevada, Las Vegas is pleased to announce the establishment of the Bigelow Chair of Consciousness Studies at UNLV. A substantial gift from Robert T. and Diane Bigelow will fund the new academic position in the College of Sciences. The position will be filled on an annual basis by distinguished visiting science scholars and a nationwide recruitment search is currently being conducted. Funding is also available for the employment of a teaching/research assistant who will report directly to the visiting scholar. The goal is to fill this new infrastructure in sufficient time to begin classes this fall. The purpose of the chair is to create a permanent scholarly environment for teaching and research as they directly apply to aspects of dissociative states of human consciousness, particularly as it relates to survival after bodily death. The approach to teaching and research on this subject will be from an evidential, scientific, and factual basis. Those involved in this endeavor shall maintain the highest ethical and scientific standards in all aspects of their work. This would include exploring the important research done by clinical biochemists, neurobiologists and others who are trying to understand consciousness. This new donation is a continuation of Bigelow family gifts in support of the Colleges of Sciences and Health Sciences at UNLV. They are very interested in seeing the disciplines of physics, biology, and chemistry applied to the study of consciousness in an empirical scientific manner. The creation of this position represents a deep commitment to helping scientists unravel some of the mysteries of consciousness as it may relate to survival. At present, only a small number of colleges and universities offer similar programs, but none offer a full chair. Those include Duke, the University of Kentucky, Northeastern, Virginia Tech, Carlton College, and Seton Hall. This gift presents UNLV students with a unique opportunity and provides additional depth to the UNLV curriculum.
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