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  • Statement of Our Mourning and Our Resolve: Moving forward after the memorial service for George Floyd

  • CLA faculty creating new knowledge and in the process bring depth and meaning to the lives of countless others.

  • "Art taught me to think creatively, GWSS taught me critical thinking, and AMES broadened my understanding of the world."

  • In 1969, student activism launched the department. This year, a series of teach-ins honors its past, present & future.

  • “I have a great reverence towards our co-inhabitants on this earth,” says art professor Corrine Teed.

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  • Close-up of flowers and signs at memorial for George Floyd
  • Josef Woldense stands in a dark room looking at the camera. Two people stand behind him and point at him with accusing fingers..
  • Photo of student Ray Barney
  • Portrait of Professor Rose Brewer.
  • Corinne Teed stands in front of a window in a dark room.
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