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The College of Arts and Sciences is raising money for all its departments this year! There’s a $1,000 prize from the Dean to the department who receives the largest number of gifts by the end of the day – help us get there! For more information, click here!
Ducks Give '22
The College of Arts and Sciences is raising money for all its departments this year! There’s a $1,000 prize from the Dean to the department who receives the largest number of gifts by the end of the day – help us get there! For more information, click here!
CINE Visiting Filmmaker Events w/ Music Video Director Diane Martel**
The Art of Music Video: Screenings and Discussion with Diane Martel About Her 30-year Career 7 pm | Monday, May 2 | Lawrence Hall 177 | Free and open to the community
Rachel Cushman and Carina Miller Discuss Combating Racism
To Read The Article, Click The Link Below: https://around.uoregon.edu/listen-learn-act?utm_source=ato02-23-22
Spring 2022 - ES 380 - Race, Migrations, and Rights - Taught by Dr. William Velez
Spring 2022 - ES 380 - Race, Migrations, and Rights - Taught by Dr. William Velez
Spring 2022 - ES 460/560: Topic - Haunting and Horror in IRES - Taught by Dr. Morrill
Spring 2022 - ES 460/560: Topic - Haunting and Horror in IRESThis course considers dark agencies, queer threats, monsters and ghosts and how they seep through cracks in containers meant to disable them. This class will be writing intensive with an artistic production component. The ghost of Beloved. The ghost of Princess Ka’iulani. The Indian burial ground. The windigo. La Llorona. How do racial fears and terrifying experiences find expression in narratives of haunting and horror?
Marion Ballew Thomas Indigenous, Race, and UO Ethnic Studies Scholarship Application deadline: Friday, March 18th, 4:30pm
Marion Ballew Thomas Indigenous, Race, and UO Ethnic Studies ScholarshipApplication deadline: Friday, March 18th, 4:30pmThe Department of Indigenous, Race, and Ethnic Studies is offering either 2 scholarships of $500 each, or 1 scholarship of $1000. This funding will be awarded to culturally diverse, undergraduate majors and minors affiliated with the IRES program, and minors who are engaged in studies that further the development of their social awareness and analytical skills.
Check The Announcement Bulletin For New News and Deadlines
Click Here For The Announcement Bulletin: https://ethnicstudies.uoregon.edu/news/announcements
Beyond Pigmentocracy
Beyond Pigmentocracy by Rachel L. Cushman and Chance White Eyes, PhD:READ HERE
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