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| From Global Warming To Robots: 6 Local Public Talks From 2019 And Why They Matter | While it’s hard to pick our favorite lectures from among so many, here are six that introduce surprising perspectives and offer context to some of this year’s top news events. 1. Jared Hardesty On How New England Was Built By The Slave Trade |
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| Introducing 'Libations with a Linguist' community events | |||
| Early Bird Registration for the 17th Annual Children’s Literature Conference Ends January 17, 2020 | |||
| Western's Institute for Energy Studies named a finalist for Clean Tech Leadership Award | |||
| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø's Andrea Gogröf edits special volume of 'Pacific Coast Philology' | |||
| "Canines & Cats on Campus" Program Visits ²ÝÁñÉçÇø Through Dec. 11 | |||
| Creating Spaces for Geoscientists with Disabilities to Thrive | There are a small number of programs with inclusive field opportunities for students with disabilities, such as the University of Arizona’s and the … |
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| Boosting Retention at FedEx | Irwin said Memphis chose to offer the leadership degree because it is a flexible program that could accommodate credits from other colleges as well as experiential credits. It blends business, communications and public administration courses. The degree is expected to take six years to complete… |
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| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø students to offer free counseling services | Starting this January, you can get counseling in Bellingham free of charge. Graduate students in Western Washington University’s Psychology Department will be providing free individual counseling services under faculty supervision. The university’s counseling training clinic will… |
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| Western and Huxley College Join Worldwide Effort Declaring a Climate Emergency |