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March 18, 2022
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VOL. 55 NO. 25
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STUDENT SPOTLIGHT
Meet Rudy Rodriguez: An aspiring teacher with an 'ACE' up his sleeve
Christian Saulog | March 18, 2022
Rudy Rodriguez, a sophomore majoring in elementary education and minoring in special education, is utilizing the resources in DePaul's Academic Continuity and Engagement department to reach his goal of becoming the kind of teacher that inspires students.
CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY
Teagle Foundation awards LAS faculty $285,000 for multi-section civics course
David Ben-Arie | March 18, 2022
DePaul University has received a $285,000, three-year grant from the Teagle Foundation in support of a multi-section civics course, Lived Civics, the Social Contract & Public Life. Faculty interested in taking part in the associated Civics Initiative Summer Institute funded by the grant may submit applications by April 18.
CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY
Apply to perform at TEDxDePaulUniversity
University Marketing and Communications | March 18, 2022
Do you play a musical instrument? Move audiences with your voice? Express yourself through dance or movement? If so, apply to be a guest performer at TEDxDePaulUniversity. Applications are due March 31.
CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY
Presidential search update
Judy Greffin | March 18, 2022
I am pleased to share that the Search Advisory Committee has selected three finalists for consideration to be the next president of DePaul University.
CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY
DePaul Art Museum explores themes of torture, reparations in latest exhibition
Laura-Caroline de Lara and Russell Dorn | March 18, 2022
DePaul Art Museum's latest exhibition "Remaking the Exceptional: Tea, Torture, and Reparations | Chicago to Guantánamo" marks 20 years since the opening of the United States' extralegal prison in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, by examining the local and international ramifications of state violence.
DEBUZZ
Faculty's art exhibition opens at Chicago gallery
Scott Butterworth | March 18, 2022
A new exhibition by Bibiana Suárez, a Vincent de Paul Professor of Art, examines the marketing of Latino food products and how their labeling represents Latina female identity. The collection, "De:Lata," is on display at the National Museum of Puerto Rican Arts and Culture in the Humboldt Park neighborhood.
CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY
Communion, participation and mission: DePaul hosts Synodal gatherings
Fr. Guillermo Campuzano, C.M. | March 18, 2022
Following the direction and encouragement of Pope Francis, the DePaul University community is participating in the current worldwide Synod on Synodality in the Catholic Church, entitled "For a Synodal Church: Communion, Participation, and Mission."
Scene At DePaul
DePaul takes part in inaugural Big East Student Research Poster Symposium
Five Blue Demons participated in the inaugural Big East Student Research Poster Symposium on March 12. Held in New York City, the event highlighted the outstanding work of undergraduate students in faculty-mentored research projects from each of the 11 universities in the Big East conference. (Image courtesy of Lauren Miller)
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