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A New Science Teacher Comes Full Circle

Finding support with mentors who believed in her, a graduate of the Noyce Science Teacher Program now inspires her students to believe in themselves.

Reimagining the Past of Black Americans

Don’t miss artist Ajamu Kojo’s first solo museum exhibition, Black Wall Street: A Case for Reparations, at the �鶹��ý���� Galleries, February 15 – April 23.

In the News

• Priya Lalvani (Teaching and Learning) was on the subject of teaching about ableism and disability issues in the classroom.
• Stephanie Silvera (Public Health) is quoted in on the cost of testing unvaccinated state workers in New Jersey.
• Leslie Wilson (History) is quoted in the introduction of of 15 landmarks in New Jersey that tell Black history stories on resilience, survival and achievement.

Reminders

• Faculty and staff (and students) are invited to the , Thursday, February 17, 12 – 2 p.m. in Sprague Library, Room 138. Meet colleagues from CAST, Sprague Library, and Office for Faculty Advancement, enjoy food and takeaways, and enter to win prizes.
• Women considering a run for public office should check out , a free online program offered by the Center for American Women and Politics at Rutgers. Maria Rodriguez-Gregg, our director of Government Relations and Community Affairs and a former member of the NJ Assembly, will be a panelist for “Out to Run: Empowering LGBTQ+ Political Leaders” on Thursday, February 24.

Kudos

• To Professor Emerita Wandalyn Enix, who was recently sworn in as the in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Enix was a professor of Education from 1984 to 2012.
• To our Financial Aid staff members, who are working hard this month to disburse more than $13 million in relief aid to students from the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund (HEERF) III.

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