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�ڰ������� Assistant Professor of TESOL Ulugbek Nurmukhamedov has co-edited his first book, “New Ways in Teaching with Games.”

In the midst of uncertainty, the �ڰ������� community is doing remarkable work. Meet a student who landed a journalism internship and learn more about new initiatives that have been created to support students, faculty and staff.

The Black Student Success Committee has created the Black Student Professional Member Fees Initiative, which will accept applications through April 24, or until the funds are exhausted.

The extended spring break is almost over, and �ڰ������� will resume instruction—remotely—on Monday, March 30. As we prepare for this unexpected reality for the rest of the Spring 2020 semester, we provide academic and wellness resources for students, faculty and staff.

COVID-19 has disrupted daily life around the world—and �ڰ������� is no exception. Read about the University’s response to the virus and resources that have been made available to students, faculty and staff in this week’s Noteworthy at �ڰ�������.

Katrina Bell-Jordan has been appointed dean of �ڰ�������’s College of Arts and Sciences.

Six students from �ڰ������� earned awards at a recent STEM symposium. Read more about these accomplishments, the Black Heritage Awards, next week’s University events and more.

Ten members of the �ڰ������� community were honored during the 18th Annual Black Heritage Awards ceremony on Feb. 28 at the Jacob H. Carruthers Center for Inner City Studies (CCICS).

�ڰ������� has opened a survey to gauge its living, learning and working environment. Learn more about the effort and how students and employees can take the survey in Noteworthy at �ڰ�������.

�ڰ�������’s Educational Leadership master’s degree program has earned national recognition! Read all about the program’s ranking, find out how to make nominations for the 2020 Alumni Awards and more in Noteworthy at �ڰ�������.