Archive for 2013

Reconciling Lives: Personal Stories in the Search for Multi-Faith Understanding

From The Wilson Times (11/11/2013): The N.C. Department of Justice and Office of the State Chief Information Officer will review complaints about the town charging more than $20 an hour for records requests that take more than 30 minutes to fulfill. 

The Communications associate professor discussed rubrics for providing feedback to students.

Spaces are still available for the Study USA Winter Term program "Wealth & Poverty"

Five Martha and Spencer Love School of Business students were able to apply their classroom learning during a one-day trip to Chicago. 

A Homecoming service event in East Gym yielded almost 50,000 meals that will feed some of the world's most impoverished communities.

Boren Awards offer undergraduates and graduate students funding for critical-need, language-based study abroad programs all over the world. 

Witness for Peace speaker Anibal Perez talks about environmental and social justice in Colombia. 

Associate Professor Naeemah Clark in the School of Communications writes in a newspaper opinion column how several "reality" television programs don't accurately portray the roles African-American women play in their communities.

Tuesday, Nov. 12 at 7 p.m. in LaRose Digital Theater, Koury Business Center