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Check out this powerful article that Dr. Weinfeld co-wrote with Rabbi Michael Knopf on the history of Black-Jewish relations in Richmond and the current protests! It is informative and very relevant to our current times!
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VCU’s Virtual Curation Laboratory is providing fun, educational activities — including constructing replicas of a mastodon tooth, a giant beaver skull and even an Egyptian mummy. Check out the Virtual Curation lab at the link down below! #VCUSWSnews.vcu.edu/article/Stuck_a…
Just one more day!
@WorldStudiesVCU alumna Danika Neblett Robinson '11, wants you to take this moment to reflect on your accomplishments, and look forward to the exciting changes ahead!
Watch now!
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Jessica Lonnes' mother died unexpectedly over spring break. While settling her mother's affairs, the @WorldStudiesVCU instructor has been teaching her four classes via Zoom from a car parked outside a rural N.C. library, tapping into the WiFi. news.vcu.edu/article/VCU_ins…
Happy Friday! If you're feeling a bit down today, take a minute to listen to these encouraging words by our darling professor, Dr. Topoushian! She reminds us that we are #OneVCU!! Only one more week of school left Rams!
Huge s/o to our @WorldStudiesVCU professor Dr. Indira Sultanić and her students for translating "Toothpaste Millionare" through the @1school1book program into Spanish to help out the more than 4,000 Spanish-speaking students in Richmond public schools!
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Check out @AndrewChesnut1 getting featured in the AP news article "Hispanic Catholics asked to skip healing sites amid outbreak!" Go Dr. Chesnut!!! apnews.com/2da304fc4f2f4582d…
Interested in applying for an internship in DC for the summer? Check out DCInternships.org - an educational nonprofit that runs an International Affairs Academic Internship Program for undergraduate students. Deadline is April 2!
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Unfortunately, due to rising public health concerns from COVID-19, at this time all 3 lectures (3/17, 3/31, 4/14) from the Bishop Sullivan Series will be canceled. We are sorry for the inconvenience, and hope everyone stays safe during these times!
Super psyched that the Virginia Book Company has released shirts for the School of World Studies! Go out, buy a shirt, and show some SWS spirit!! 🌟🌟🌟 #VCUSWS
Mark your calendars for Tuesday 3/31/20 for @dc_kirkpatrick speaking on “Beyond Liberation Theology: Social Christianity in the Shadow of the Cold War” - Free and open to the public! @WorldStudiesVCU@VCUCHS
Check out all these great events happening in March, both through the English Department and the Humanities Research Center. Get the inside scoop on courses for the fall, see visiting writers read, and attend lectures on borders and boundaries!
ALT Image description: Teal background with pink checkerboard border and pool float drawings. Poster reads: March Events. Spring Break March 9-13. March 17, 2020, 10am-12pm, English Major Course Fair, Hibbs Hall room 308. March 19, 2020, 7pm, Visiting Writers Series: Lia Purpura, VCU Cabell Library. March 21 2020, 2pm-4pm, Virginia Writers Book Group: Katy Resch George, The Highpoint, 3300 W Broad St. March 24, 2020, 4pm
ALT Borders and Boundaries: Ana Gonzalez Barrera, VCU Cabell Library. Advanced Registration Opens for Fall 2020, March 24. March 30, 2020, 4pm-5:30pm, Borders and Boundaries: Christopher Schaberg, VCU Cabell Library.]