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4.16.2024
UD student helps with immigration casework, research through School of Law
internship
CJ Delgado, a political science major, assists six final-year UD law students who work with clients on gender-based asylum, refugee and citizenship cases.
4.15.2024
Business Ethics & Environmental Sustainability: Clinton Gorge near Yellow
Springs
Intrepid members of the BEES negotiated the Clifton Trail, a rocky path above a ravine of the Little Miami Scenic River.
4.15.2024
Business Ethics & Environmental Sustainability: Helping Santa before and during Christmas on Campus
The BEES donned antlers and guided the more than 300 Dayton area children to visit Santa during Christmas on Campus.
4.15.2024
Business Ethics & Environmental Sustainability: Muse Machine
Musical
The BEES got off on the right foot in January 2024 by attending a musical put on by Dayton’s Muse Machine.
4.15.2024
Business Ethics & Environmental Sustainability: Water Treatment and
Supply
Dayton’s Great Miami aquifer is much celebrated, but ensuring that pristine water is a challenge with local airports.
4.15.2024
Business Ethics & Environmental Sustainability: National Aviation Heritage Park and Paul Laurence Dunbar
House
The BEES get to know some key historic figures of the Dayton region in the Wright Brothers and Paul Laurence Dunbar.
4.15.2024
Business Ethics & Environmental Sustainability: Weaver Aircraft Factory
Museum
Bees take road to Troy, Ohio, to learn more about the Weaver Aircraft Factory Museum.
4.15.2024
Business Ethics & Environmental Sustainability: Air Force
Museum
UD students take advantage of great opportunities to increase learning at region's Air Force Museum.
4.15.2024
Business Ethics & Environmental Sustainability: Woodland Cemetery Inventor Identification
Walk
The BEES were challenged to locate the gravesites of some of Dayton's top inventors and entrepreneurs in the Woodland Cemetery.
4.15.2024
Business Ethics & Environmental Sustainability: Downtown Dayton walk and
talk
The BEES were treated to a historical slideshow and walking tour of downtown Dayton to reveal buildings it has lost and buildings it has saved.