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�ڰ�������’s College of Arts and Sciences has changed the name of its Art department to Art + Design and the department, major and minor of Women’s and Gender Studies to Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies beginning in the Fall 2020 semester.

�ڰ������� has earned another recognition for its green efforts, and three alumnae have been named finalists for the Golden Apple Award for Excellence in Teaching.

�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 alumni go on to do some amazing work. Read about two Sociology students who became friends at �ڰ������� and now are both pursing doctoral degrees. We’ve got that story and much more in Noteworthy at �ڰ�������.

American artist and activist , whose work focuses on issues of physical identity, especially in explorations of cultural depictions of disability, will present “Disability & Queer Identity” on Oct. 29 as part of �ڰ�������’s second annual Disability Awareness Days. 

�ڰ������� Assistant Professor of Educational Inquiry and Curriculum Studies Sunni Ali published his third book, “Lessons Learned: Critical Conversation in Hip Hop and Social Justice.” 

�ڰ�������’s Board of Trustees approved the award of tenure to seven members of the faculty during the April 16 meeting. 

�ڰ������� President Gloria J. Gibson has announced the creation of the George Floyd Social Justice Scholarship to invest in students who will become community leaders and promote social justice.

�ڰ�������’s Ronald Williams Library has added newly digitized video footage of the Commission on the Wartime Relocation and Internment of Civilians (CWRIC) hearings to its Japanese American Redress Collection.