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When School of Business Professor Jim Spee mentioned Joshua Tree National Park in a list of potential project locations for senior capstone proposals, Max Babcock '18, '19 jumped at the chance to work with the park’s employees.
After growing up in Ewa Beach, Hawaii, where she attended a high school with small classes, Destiny Ng ’20 knew she wanted a college experience that included real interaction with her professors.
A Johnston Center alumna writes about teaching her first class in the U of R Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Department and taking some creative approaches to education.
The discussion, titled “Daughters of the Revolution: Black Women, the Civil Rights Movement, and Soundtracks for Liberation,” will relate to the themes of the next day’s Beyoncé Mass.
Jan 20
A worship service will use the music and life of Beyoncé as a tool to cultivate an empowering conversation about Black women and the liberation of all people.
Jan 21
The two ornithologists will focus on the intelligence and cognition of parrots in captivity.
Jan 22
