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New chancellor for Rutgers-Camden eyes expansions in internships and international experiences Susan Snyder, The Philadelphia Inquirer The new chancellor at Rutgers University-Camden figured out that education was his career path after teaching at a Christian orphanage in the Dominican Republic decades ago. “There I found my love for teaching,” said Antonio D. Tillis, 55, who returned to the United States, entered graduate school and became a Hispanic Studies professor. Tillis, now dean of the college of liberal arts and social sciences at the University of Houston, will s...

VMCFARREN Valeria is a connector and social entrepreneur who is passionate about building strategic partnerships and using data and communications for social impact. Her multi-cultural upbringing and experience in 68 countries allows her to connect with companies and individuals to discover their personal identities, to share their stories and to use data for sustained impact. As the president and founder of Chaski Global, Valeria instills her strengths of communications, strategy, training, project management, and her love for improving people’s lives, in every project she comes across. Sh...

Valeria is a connector and social entrepreneur who is passionate about building strategic partnerships and using data and communications for social impact. Her multi-cultural upbringing and experience in 68 countries allows her to connect with companies and individuals to discover their personal identities, to share their stories and to use data for sustained impact. As the president and founder of Chaski Global, Valeria instills her strengths of communications, strategy, training, project management, and her love for improving people’s lives, in every project she comes across. She leads co...

Vote in the FINAL of Liverpool BNOC 2021 Three BNOCs remain, but who will win? 3 weeks ago You’ve read the heats, you’ve cast your votes, and now you’re waiting with anticipation to find out who  really deserves to be crowned Liverpool BNOC 2021. Did the stories of running through the Mersey Tunnel make you laugh? Did you take an instant liking towards the girl who vomited in a stranger’s drink in a club who then proceeded to drink it? Now’s the chance to have your final say in who your favourite is. This competition has ranged from three universities in Liverpool, with a huge nea...

[Thanks to David Auerbach for bringing this item to our attention.] This is exciting news: “Palm Sunday,” a previously unpublished play by the late Puerto Rican writer René Marqués (1919-1979), based on the 1937 Ponce Massacre, will soon be published. ¡Ey!Boricua reports: "Palm Sunday", an unpublished theatrical work by famous Puerto Rican writer René Marqués…