User:Grand'mere Eugene

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"On the seashore of endless worlds children meet..."~ Rabindranath Tagore~

“ On the seashore of endless worlds, children meet... ”

~ Rabindranath Tagore ~

Occupation

I'm a writer and retired college faculty in literature, and in my checkered past, mathematics.

Potential COIs

Before my retirement in 2013, I had been employed by the University of Oregon and by Lane Community College. When I first began editing Wikipedia, I substantially edited the LCC article without being aware of Wikipedia's COI guidelines. I recognize that COI may involve sub-conscious or unintentional advocacy; thus, I welcome review of these articles by other editors and related conversations on the articles' talk pages.

In the interest of transparency, I disclose that I have also been affiliated with these Institutions: Lamont Library, Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities, Pellissippi State Community College, Pitzer College, Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, University of Tennessee, and the University of Washington.

Contributions

Articles Created

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Biographies

William J. Atkinson • Theodore Baird • Judith R. Baskin • Judson A. Brewer • Elijah Bristow • Meryl Broussard • Mortimer J. Buckley • Carol Corbett Burris • Mabel Byrd • Siri Carpenter • Rosalind Cartwright • Deborah A. Carver • Ruth Mulan Chu Chao • Nancy Golden • Abdülbaki Gölpınarlı‎ • Chido Govera • Yaa Gyasi • Elaine D. Harmon • David Harsanyi‎ • Hazel P. Heath • Theodore Kuwana • Lynne Lamberg • Walter Lawrence, Jr. • Doug Macdonald • Herbert B. Newberg • Jacob Nist • Randy Oda • Randall Charles "Randy" Papé • Barbara Corrado Pope • William H. Pritchard • Edward Ross Ritvo • Nancy Neighbor Russell • Gretchen Schuette • Mary Spilde • William Tebeau • Wilbur Ternyik • Don Tykeson • Judy Tyrus • DeNorval Unthank, Jr.‎ • Samuel A. Weller • Wolo

American Physical Society Fellows

William J. Atkinson • Dietrich Belitz • James E. Brau • Martin Breidenbach • Patricia Burchat • Albert Edward Caswell • Shang-Yi Ch'en • Nilendra Ganesh Deshpande • Raymond E. Frey • JoAnne L. Hewett • Rudolph C. Hwa • Lawrence W. Jones • Graham Kribs • Vera Lüth • Stephanie A. Majewski • Andrew H. Marcus • Robert Marc Mazo • Thomas W. Mossberg • Raghuveer Parthasarathy • Nan Phinney • Kevin T. Pitts • Heidi Schellman • John Anthony Schellman • ‎Robert M. Schofield • David M. Strom • Steven J. van Enk• Hailin Wang• Stephanie Zimmermann

Wikipedia:WikiProject Women artists

Kate Ali • Abbie Adams • Ross Palmer Beecher • Sally Bush • Holly Coulis • Gwen M. Davidson • Rosalyn Deutsche • Marita Dingus • Beka Economopoulos • Iris Eichenberg • Constance Edith Fowler‎ • Helen Gatch • Deana Haggag • Rana Hamadeh • Johanna Hedva • Norma Heyser • Julia Christiansen Hoffman • Liz Kotz • LaVerne Krause • Cynthia Lahti • Suzie Liles • Susan Lowdermilk • Claudia Maté • Lucinda Parker • Eunice Parsons • Susan Mohl Powers • Jolene Rickard • Marilyn Robert • Abigail Satinsky • Stacy Jo Scott • Judy Seigel • Susan Seubert‎ • Nancy Shaver • Margery Hoffman Smith • Amanda Snyder • Carrie Sweetser • Barbara Tetenbaum • Polly Povey Thompson • Madelyn van der Hoogt • Kartz Ucci • April Waters • Megan Williams (artist) • Betsy Wolfston

Wikipedia:WikiProject Women in Red/Physics

Patricia Burchat • JoAnne L. Hewett • Vera Lüth • Stephanie A. Majewski • Nan Phinney • Heidi Schellman • Stephanie Zimmermann‎

Education

Brighton School (Toronto) • Degrees offered by unaccredited institutions of higher education • Delta School of Business and Technology • National Commission for the Accreditation of Special Education Services • St Mary's Hall, Brighton

Companies/Organizations

Beautify Earth • Brandon Gray Internet Services • The Compleat Sculptor • Council for the Advancement of Science Writing • Eugene Textile Center • Linear Collider Collaboration‎ • Submit It! • The Open Notebook • Oregon Pottery Company • Seattle-Tacoma Box Company • Woven by Toyota, Inc.

Books

Cézanne's Quarry • Introduction to Elementary Particles (book) • The Blood of Lorraine • The Craft of Science Writing • Future 50 Foods report • The Missing Italian Girl • Path of the Puma

Oregon

Center for the Study of Women in Society • Curry General Hospital • Edward C. Allworth Veterans' Home • Eugene Ballet • Eugene Textile Center • Eugene Weavers' Guild • Eugene-Springfield Youth Orchestras • Flight Patterns • Jane Sanders Stadium • Lane County History Museum • LGBTQ culture in Eugene, Oregon • List of Knight endowed chairs and professorships • Oregon Chief Education Office • Oregon Early Learning Division • Oregon Higher Education Coordinating Commission • Oregon Office of Emergency Management • Oregon Office of University Coordination • Oregon Pottery Company‎ • Oregon State Board of Education • Oregon Teachers Standards and Practices Commission• Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board‎ • Oregon Youth Development Division • Philip H. Knight Chairs and Professorships • Sause Bros., Inc.• Siuslaw Pioneer Museum •Sitka Sedge State Natural Area • Siuslaw jetties

Other articles

Killing of Freddie Gray • Johanson analysis • The Most Unknown (film) • Nevertheless, she persisted • Psychiatric News • Serial (podcast)

Disambiguation

Bibb County School District • James Brau

Substantially edited

Biographies

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Education

Burn Hall School • Flagstaff Arts and Leadership Academy • Freedom High School (Wisconsin) • Grainger High School • Houlton School‎ • Lane Community College • Lathallan School • Lumumba Secondary School • Montachusett Regional Vocational Technical School • Study hall • Tyree Scott Freedom School • Williamsburg Christian Academy

Companies/Organizations

Blick Art Materials • CriticalBlue • Kavli Institute for the Physics and Mathematics of the Universe • Weller Pottery

Oregon

Milwaukie Pastry Kitchen • Portland Book Festival

Other

Eugene Local Measure 51‎ • Kalaloch, Washington • Birka female Viking warrior

Precious

"On the seashore of endless worlds, children meet..."

Thank you for quality articles about women artists such as Eunice Parsons, entrepreneurs such as Hazel P. Heath, architects such as Polly Povey Thompson, in short: Center for the Study of Women in Society, for "+ quote, citation" and welcoming new users, - you are an awesome Wikipedian!

You are recipient no. 2260 of Precious, a prize of QAI. --Gerda Arendt (talk) 22:31, 4 August 2019 (UTC)

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WikiProject Oregon activities

Drafts

• Draft:Vero Building Systems
• Draft:Body roundness index
• Draft:Literary Arts, Inc.
• Draft:Lindsey Ross (neurosurgeon)

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