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9.14.2023
2023 Summer Fellowship: Demining Advocacy with Legacies of
War
Kadiatou spent her summer learning about the American Secret War in Laos with the organization Legacies of War.
9.14.2023
2023 Summer Fellowship: Seeing The Gambia Through Different
Eyes
Sierra and Ahmi' both traveled to The Gambia this summer to work with organizations through the summer fellowship. Both experienced a sense of belonging and growth that they explore in this blog.
9.13.2023
2023 Summer Fellowship: Ending Violence Against Women with
ISLA
This summer Emmy was presented with the opportunity to join the Initiative for Strategic Litigation in Africa (ISLA) and assist in their thematic area of Violence Against Women (VAW). ISLA is a Pan-African feminist initiative where their main focus is advancing women’s human and sexual rights.
9.11.2023
College Faculty in the News: Sept. 11,
2023
News agencies across the region, the nation and throughout the world often reach out to our faculty experts for their perspectives on today's issues.
9.11.2023
Sabra Tomb Starts New Role At Dayton Law To Develop Workforce Training
Programs
Tomb ’19 wants to build on UDSL’s successes in improving the skills of workers in the contracting field and other areas.
9.8.2023
New computer science chair to lead one of UD’s fastest-growing academic
programs
G. Michael Poor joined the University of Dayton faculty in July as an associate professor and chair of the Department of Computer Science.
9.7.2023
Pre-Health Resource Center guides students from all majors to health profession
careers
UD students interested in attending a health professional school after graduation can get help the Pre-Health Resource Center.
9.7.2023
2023 Summer Fellowship: Preventing Gang Violence with
Cristosal
Gang violence and police brutality that has caused millions of individuals to migrate out of their homes. Fear arising everyday and the only way to be saved: a 5,000 mile trek to cross the United States Border.
9.6.2023
2023 Summer Fellowship: Two Worlds with
Cristosal
Violence against the LGBTQ+ community has always been prevalent in Latin America but especially in El Salvador. According to Cristosal, ‘Only 3 of the 600 murders of trans women that have occurred since 1992 have been prosecuted and it wasn't until 2020 that that crime against the LGBTQ community became a point of conviction.’
8.29.2023
UD climate scientist named fellow in national leadership program for STEM
women
UD climate scientist Shuang-Ye Wu was selected for Drexel University’s Executive Leadership in Academic Technology, Engineering and Science Class of 2023-2024.