Event will include mock therapy sessions, informational displays and student performances.
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Philosophy and gender and women’s studies
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University community members honored for ensuring human rights, peace efforts at the institution.
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Concert slate will also include special jazz performance featuring URI alumni
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Gaurav Khanna, physics professor and assistant vice president of research computing, and Indrani Mandal, computer science and statistics professor, and Gabriele Fariello, Chief Information Officer, were invited to the Rhode Island State House on February 3 to present on emerging technologies and artificial intelligence to the Senate Committee for AI.
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Evelyn Sterne’s award-winning work examines controversial history of Michigan-based Christian Israelite commune.
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English and fine arts
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Five-day event from Feb. 25-March 1 will include workshop sessions, keynote address, special concerts and association’s annual banquet.
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Robert Altman’s Nashville: An Archival Exploration explores the 1975 film’s satirical commentary on American society through the lens of the director’s archival materials.
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Catherine DeCesare’s book ‘Risk in the Anglo-Atlantic World’ published on Jan. 8.
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K. Bailey Thomas’ grant-funded overseas work includes research on transnational Black history and theory within Germany.
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Political Science and Japanese
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The Stanton-Davis Homestead Museum is the oldest house and first working farm in Stonington, Connecticut.
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University students become fluent in Chinese, gain job experience through international internship program.
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