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Professor Eric Herschthal publishes, "The Science of Abolition"
Looking beyond the science of race, The Science of Abolition shows how Black and white scientists and abolitionists drew upon a host of scientific disciplines—from chemistry, botany, and geology, to medicine and technology—to portray slaveholders as the enemies of progress.
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Professor Paul Reeve and PHD Student Sondra Jones Featured in Utah History Documentary Series
To celebrate 125 years of statehood, Thrive 125 has produced a series of documentary style videos that explore the development of Utah's identity. Check it out!
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Eric Herschthal publishes op-ed in Washington Post
Black Americans have always understood science as a tool in their freedom struggle. Fixating on Black vaccine skepticism obscures a rich history of Black medical and scientific innovation.
Guided Pathways
Events
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Jul 28
Wednesday
Ongoing through 7/31/212021 Summer Language Teacher Workshops - French
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Jul 28
Wednesday
2021 Summer Language Teacher Workshops - Spanish
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Aug 01
Sunday
Action Research in the Language Classroom: Linking Universities and K-12 (Available On-Demand)
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Aug 01
Sunday
Corpus Linguistics for Language Teachers: An Introduction (Available On-Demand)
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Aug 01
Sunday
Creating Data-Driven Pedagogical Materials Using Learner Corpora: A Guide for Language Teachers (Available On-Demand)
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Aug 02
Monday
9am - 5pm2021 Annual Summer Bridge Program Institute
