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  • Issue 04 | June 2020: Student Accomplishment John Baptist Nguyen June 23, 2020 -

    John Baptist Nguyenryant Sophomore John Baptist Nguyen has been selected to National Flute Association’s Collegiate Flute Choir and NFA’s C.R.E.A.T.E.(Creating Resources through Engagement, Artistry, Teamwork, and Entrepreneurship) Project Competition. Due to COVID-19, all of the events will be presented at the NFA’s 2021 convention in Washington D.C. Nguyen has played in the UT Dallas Wind […]

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  • Issue 04 | June 2020: Alumni Accomplishment Ciara Elle Bryant -

    Ciara Elle Bryant Since earning her Bachelor’s degree in Art and Performance from UT Dallas in 2016, visual artist Ciara Elle Bryant has exhibited widely in the Dallas area, including a solo installation, Server, in Echo Stop, at Ex Ovo and Sweet Pass Sculpture Park, and in a solo exhibition, Invisible, at the South Dallas Cultural […]

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  • Issue 04 | June 2020: Could We Ever Podcast -

    Dr. Theresa Towner, Ashbel Smith professor of literary studies in the School of Arts and Humanities, recently was a guest on the UT Dallas podcast, Could We Ever. She talked about what generally is considered to be a “classic” piece of literature and what recent works might be considered classics. Could We Ever is produced […]

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  • Issue 04 | June 2020: Center for Values YouTube Series Center for Values -

    Center for Values in Medicine, Science, and Technology has launched a new project called “Brief Thoughts on Values in Medicine and Science.” It is a series of reflections by the Center for Values friends, collaborators, and supporters on most current events that touch our society and culture. In two recent episodes, Sean Valles and Ashley […]

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  • Issue 04 | June 2020: Brettell Announcement Dr. Richard Brettell -

    Dr. Richard Brettell, founding director of the Edith O’Donnell Institute of Art History at The University of Texas at Dallas, has been elected to the American Academy of Arts & Sciences. “As this honor makes clear, Rick is widely recognized as one of the leading voices in the world of art. He’s always looking for […]

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  • Issue 04 | June 2020: New Ackerman Center Endowment Miriam Lewis Barnett -

    The Ackerman Center for Holocaust Studies  has announced the establishment of a new endowed chair  at the Center. Long-time friends and supporters of the Center, Mitchell L. and Miriam Lewis Barnett, plan to establish an endowment to create the Miriam Lewis Barnett Chair for studies related to the Holocaust, genocide and/or human rights. The new […]

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  • Issue 04 | June 2020: Athenaeum Review Athenaeum Review -

    Summer 2020 issue of Athenaeum Review and virtual launch event The new issue of  Athenaeum Review  features work by faculty A. Kendra Greene, Kenneth L. Brewer, Marilyn Waligore, Robert J. Stern, the late Kazuya Sakai, and alumnae Ciara Bryant (BA 2016), Lauren Christlieb (BA 2013), and Jessica Fuentes (BA 2004). The journal is available freely online at […]

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  • Issue 04 | June 2020: Message from the Associate Dean John Casey Gooch -

    At the risk of stating the obvious, the “COVID semester” was unlike any other. The shift from face-to-face teaching to virtual pedagogy became a surreal experience in many ways. The students, however – and much to their credit – adapted very well to the shift, and they, themselves, might have adjusted better than many professors! […]

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  • University Honors Educators with President’s Awards for Teaching Excellence June 15, 2020 -

    Five instructors from The University of Texas at Dallas recently were honored with the annual President’s Teaching Excellence Awards for their positive impact on student learning and innovation in the classroom. UT Dallas President Richard C. Benson recognized the recipients virtually in May for their outstanding efforts. The Center for Teaching and Learning plans to host […]

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  • Work by Arts & Humanities Faculty, Alums Featured in New Journal Issue June 3, 2020 -

    The summer 2020 issue of Athenaeum Review includes new work from several faculty members and alumnae of the School of Arts and Humanities. Find out more at athenaeumreview.org, and hear from the contributors at a virtual event on Tuesday, June 16th. Artist and former UT Dallas professor Kazuya Sakai (1927-2001) is the subject of a […]

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