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'A joyful day' for college as it recognizes its first Black and gay leader.

'A joyful day' for college as it recognizes its first Black and gay leader.

The Gulf News Edufair 2024 has an extensive line-up of colleges and courses. Featuring over 40 universities and showcasing more than 1,000 career-ready degrees, this years edition is not to be missed.

Charlotte Korchak, Senior Educator & Director of International Student Programs at Stand With Us Israel and a self-proclaimed ‘zionist’ on her Instagram, travels throughout the country giving presentations about history of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

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In his role as Dean of Intercultural Engagement and Division of Student Life Initiatives, Kevin Villegas works with students and colleagues to create a more vibrant, inclusive, and supportive campus environment. In this Baylor Connections, Dr. Villegas examines those efforts, provides insights from his work with students and shares how this work is an expression of the Baylor University mission.

Meet the recipients of Emory’s 2023 International Awards, celebrating extraordinary work in the global community by a faculty member, a staff member and an international alumnus. The awards are hosted by the Office of Global Strategies and Initiatives.

Joe Moon, Oxford dean of campus life for the past 35 years, will deliver the keynote address at Oxfords 178th Commencement exercises on May 6. Moon will retire on Aug. 1 after a long and impactful career.

PASADENA — ColoradoBoulevard.net: In a world where it seems the globe is getting smaller and smaller, one Pasadena City College administrator is in the process of accelerating that process. By News Desk Dr. Solomon Cross, PCC’s dean of

Nationally renowned author, speaker, and educator Dr. Stephen Peters delivered the keynote address at ULM’s annual Black History Program on February 24. Peters’ speech highlighted the importance of education and literacy in his personal story, and also black history in America. “We’re here to honor the humanity, the hard work, the blood, sweat, and tears of people who went before us who didn’t think about themselves first; they thought about society,” said Peters.