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���������� Art Galleries Presents Multimedia Artists Exploring Civil Rights and Pandemic Histories

Exhibits at ���������� Galleries connect past to present

Organization

• ���������� Art Galleries

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Explore ����������’s Robust Study Abroad Programs With Sayjal Waddy ’07

Q&A with Sayjal Waddy ’07, ���������� alumna and assistant director of study abroad and international programs services.

Organization

• Study Abroad and International Programs

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���������� & Adelanto Community Members Organize ­to Bring Water Justice to the City

Adelanto, CA residents wanted to know more about the origins and safety of their water, so a coalition of ���������� and community organizations has joined forces with residents to answer these questions.

News Topics

• Students
• Faculty

Organization

• Community Engagement Center (CEC)
• Robert Redford Conservancy for Southern California Sustainability
• Critical Action + Social Advocacy (CASA)

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Students Engage in International, Justice-Oriented Psychology Research

Discover a lab at ���������� with an active, globally-minded approach to make mental health care more accessible.

News Topics

• Psychology

Organization

• Fletcher Jones Language and Cultures Resource Center

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LAist features ���������� Visiting Professor Rudy Mondragon's research on the exploitation of Latino, Black, and Filipino boxers

Professor Rudy Mondragon's research featured in the "LAist"

Organization

• Chicanx/Latinx Student Affairs
• Office of Black Student Affairs
• Center for Asian Pacific American Students (CAPAS)

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���������� alumna Karen Hillman '71 writes on LA progressive about how white Americans should recognize Juneteenth by making reparations

���������� alumna Karen Hillman '71 writes on "LA progressive"

News Topics

• Alumni

Organization

• Intercollegiate Department of Africana Studies

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���������� Art Galleries Provides First-Generation and Students of Color Apprenticeships for Curatorial Experience

A new apprenticeship award offers ���������� first-generation and students of color opportunities to gain in-depth curatorial experience at innovative arts organizations

Organization

• ���������� Art Galleries

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A Walk Through the Senior Thesis Art Exhibition: Shift + Ground

In "Shift + Ground," ����������’s senior thesis art exhibition, students explore humanity, identity, and the environment while constructing (or deconstructing) the world as they know it.

Organization

• ���������� Art Galleries

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The Neuroscience of Following Your Nose

Keck Professor Gautam Agarwal’s Nature article reveals how part of the brain draws on sense of smell to create spatial maps.

News Topics

• Neuroscience

Organization

• Department of Natural Sciences

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Professor José Z. Calderón Co-authors Paper on Intersectional Solidarity

���������� Professor Emeritus of Sociology and Chicano/a-Latino/a Studies José Z. Calderón recently co-authored an article that explores how movements predominately focused on one issue can coalesce across causes. The article, “Intersectional Organizing and Educational Justice Movements: Strategies for Cross-Movement Solidarities,” appeared in a special spring 2021 issue of The Assembly: A Journal for Public Scholarship on Education, published by the University of Colorado at Boulder’s School of Education.

News Topics

• Faculty