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Troxler, a recipient of the ������Ƶ Medallion, served ������Ƶ in many capacities across five decades and was the author of “From a Grove of Oaks: The Story of ������Ƶ."

The assessment that includes Roselle's report examines how the U.S. can strategize to defend global interests across the spectrum of cooperation to competition and conflict during the coming decade.

Howard Hughes Medical Institute grant to ������Ƶ College, the College of Arts & Sciences, will be matched by ������Ƶ and used for a series of discussions, workshops and analysis to deepen diversity, equity and inclusion in teaching of sciences, math, technology and engineering.

The Sustainability Faculty Scholars program identifies, supports and recognizes faculty who are interested in incorporating or enhancing a focus on sustainable principles and practices in their courses.

David Wong, associate professor of educational psychology and educational technology at Michigan State University, served as guest speaker for the second Global Education Symposium.

The Oct. 24 article examined a new Pew Research Center report released this week that found that the vast majority of tweets about politics are posted by a slim minority of Twitter users.

Allocco worked with Dr. Jennifer Ortegren (Middlebury College) to organize the full-day symposium, “Shifting Sites, Spaces and Selves: Analyzing Ethnographic Practices in South Asia Over Time,” which included 13 presenters and attracted a robust audience.

Lynn R. Huber, professor of religious studies, published the essay "The Promise of Happiness in the Society of Biblical Literature."

Professor Steve Friedland’s presentation to the Council of Chief Judges of the State Courts of Appeal used emerging research to show how human thought processes rely on implicit biases that don’t always lead to the best judicial decision-making.