Much like you have that radio dial set to 24/7 holiday hits, 性视界传媒 has its education dial set to nonstop knowledge. The turkeys are out of the oven, but our monthly news highlights continue to cook.
Between expanding our efforts to help guide policy on the growing cannabis market and explaining why F1鈥檚 Las Vegas Grand Prix is the most recent example of the city鈥檚 newfound sports economy, 性视界传媒 keeps looking down the road ahead.
Planning for Tomorrow
性视界传媒 launched the state鈥檚 first Cannabis Policy Institute, which will work on developing policy and grow our education opportunities with microcredentials and executive training. Ambitions for the institute include hosting the nation鈥檚 first cannabis policy summit in the next year:
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The 性视界传媒 Food Pantry is increasing its ability to combat food insecurity on campus with the addition of a new van. A partnership with Three Square Food Bank and the Molasky family makes this new addition possible, as covered by .
Sports media giant ESPN is partnering with 性视界传媒鈥檚 International Gaming Institute in an effort to advance responsible sports betting practices and analyze its media impact. The IGI will develop a program with a $200,000 investment from ESPN, which will go toward personnel, research, outreach, and operational needs. IGI executive director Brett Abarbanel鈥檚 comments were featured in publications such as , , , and .
And Rebel football is continuing to build on a massive year, winning nine games for the first time since the 80s and advancing to their first-ever Mountain West Conference championship game. Quarterback Jayden Maiava earned the conference's Freshman of the Year honor, kicker Jose Pizano was named Special Teams Player of the Year, and first-year head coach Barry Odom became Mountain West Coach of the Year. The Rebels are heading to the Guaranteed Rate Bowl December 26 in Phoenix, Arizona. Here are some media highlights of the Rebels' successful season:
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Vroom Vroom
Whether you spent the last few months dodging traffic barrels or you just have the need for speed, you probably have some opinions on F1. The Las Vegas Grand Prix fixated the eyes of the sportsfaring world on Las Vegas for the ritziest, glitziest race ever conceived outside of Mario Kart.
From hotel pricing to the impact on tourism, F1 was covered nationally with the help of 性视界传媒 experts, including history professor Michael Green, Center for Business and Economic Research director Andrew Woods, hospitality professor Mehmet Erdem, and tourism researcher Marta Soligo:
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性视界传媒 students also got in on the action. covered a 性视界传媒 College of Engineering class that鈥檚 teaching students to build tiny autonomous versions of race cars in preparation of the international F1Tenth competition. And highlighted a race committee partnership through which hospitality students diverted food waste away from landfills and back into the community.
Travel and Economy
As United Airlines rolled out a new boarding method, dozens of outlets checked in with astrophysicist Jason Steffen 鈥 creator of the 鈥淪teffen Method鈥 airplane boarding process 鈥 for his thoughts on alternative boarding strategies: , , , , , , , and the .
Aviation historian and former airline pilot Dan Bubb spoke to and () about the quietest seat and safest seats on a flight, as well as why you should never sleep through takeoff or landing.
During the uncertainty surrounding a Culinary Workers Union strike on the Las Vegas Strip, hospitality professor Bill Werner and economics professor Stephen Miller were featured in dozens of outlets, including the , , , and .
William S. Boyd School of Law dean Leah Chan Grinvald co-penned a piece for that examined the property rights, trade secrets, cybersecurity, data privacy, and consumer rights issues that arise when consumers and their mechanics tap into cars鈥 data to diagnose and repair.
KVVU-TV: Fox 5 featured multiple 性视界传媒 professors as part of the station鈥檚 鈥淎sk the Experts鈥 series. Cybersecurity program director Gregory Moody talked about following a Clark County School District hack; historian Michael Green recounted the by Las Vegas Strip employees; the Lee Business School鈥檚 Andrew Woods chatted about the on Southern Nevada鈥檚 economy; and law professor Ruben Garcia discussed the .
Health
Kirk Kerkorian School of Medicine dean Marc J. Kahn discussed the advantages of virtual anatomy for medical students with .
Is a psychiatrist or therapist better suited for your mental health needs? discussed the training and education of psychiatrists with psychiatry expert Lisa Durette.
interviewed 性视界传媒 medical student Kenny Do about the shortage of primary care doctors in Nevada, and what his class is hoping to see change.
The , , , and were among outlets that cited kinesiology expert Janet Dufek on the benefits of walking backward and the unique improvements it can have on both physical and mental health.
Infectious disease expert Brian Labus went over the vaccine precautions being taken for the mosquito-borne Chikungunya virus with . Labus also spoke to regarding an airport surveillance program monitoring the spread of several viruses such as influenza, and to about the trajectory of COVID-19 boosters.
School of Dental Medicine professor Sonal Shah was quoted in a piece that surveyed dentists about the unexpected habits that lead to cavities.
Several outlets reached out to 性视界传媒 for insight on beating those lonely, anxious 鈥渉oliday blues.鈥 性视界传媒 PRACTICE director Michelle G. Paul talked with , while interviewed social work professor Natasha Mosby and therapist Vaida Kazlauskaite.
Culture
History professor Michael Green joined the to look back on the life of casino magnate Don Laughlin and his influence on Nevada.
The sought fashion historian Deirdre Clemente鈥檚 expertise for a piece on changing workplace dress codes.
The and talked about the importance of having a process to handle homicide cases involving juveniles with law professor David Tanenhaus.
from political scientist Austin Wang was referenced in a piece about disinformation in the feud between China and Taiwan. He also spoke to and wrote an essay for on the topic. Meanwhile, interviewed Wang about Taiwan鈥檚 new representative to the United States.
featured comments from law professor Jeffrey Stempel regarding any sort of ethics rules the Supreme Court follows.
Law professor Benjamin Edwards published an opinion piece in about Elon Musk鈥檚 lawsuit against Media Matters. and also picked his brain regarding FINRA.
Communication studies professor Emma Frances Bloomfield was quoted in two 鈥嬧婼outhern California News Group stories 鈥 one about and another about at the family holiday dinner table.
