New majors coming to Roanoke College
Roanoke College faculty have approved distinctive undergraduate majors in eight disciplines to meet student and workplace demand.
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'The Renaissance Man': Ray Lifchez, disability rights activist and professor, dies at age 90
Unanimously remembered for his sense of humility, activism, Southern charm and heart, Raymond Lifchez, professor emeritus of Architecture and City and Regional Planning, died at the age of 90 on Sept. 6.
Source: dailycal.org
Toledo Museum of Art receives significant gift to support accessibility initiatives
The a href= http://toledomuseum.org target= _blank Toledo Museum of Art /a has received a $2 million gift from Joseph, Judith and Susan Conda to f
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Hope and Grief in the Age of Climate Change: Queer Disability Politics and Ancient Jewish Story
Can Jewish text and tradition offer resources for navigating the emotional terrain of climate change? In her presentation, Prof. Watts Belser will examine ancient and contemporary stories about Jonah, the biblical prophet who famously turned away from God’s call.
Source: boulderjewishnews.org
Disability and Climate Change: A Public Archive Project Launch
Register here: https://tinyurl.com/DSEventNov7 Join disabled artist and activist Naomi Ortiz in conversation with Professor Julia Watts Belser, Georgetown undergraduate research assistants, and our international collaborators to celebrate the launch of our new digital archive that chronicles the wisdom and expertise of disabled activists, artists, and first responders working for climate justice. Check out the Archive at […]
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