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July 15, 2022
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VOL. 55 NO. 42
CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY
A mission born of compassion
A. Gabriel Esteban and Fr. Memo Campuzano, C.M. | July 15,2022
The recent shooting in the nearby suburb of Highland Park on July 4 echoes the hurt of other recent mass shootings, and also struck home in a particular way with the loss of DePaul alumni, Kevin and Irina McCarthy, as shared with the university community last week.
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University honors Spirit of DePaul winners
Division of Mission and Ministry | July 15, 2022
Each year, the Spirit of DePaul Awards honor members of the university community whose service to the university and our students represents the highest standards of service as exemplified y our patron, Saint Vincent de Paul.
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Nursing student receives Schweitzer Fellowship
University Marketing and Communications | July 15, 2022
School of Nursing master's student Nicholas Cooper will use his Schweitzer Fellowship to support transgender youth, a group that has been historically underserved and overlooked by the medical community.
CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY
Goldsberry joins DePaul as associate VP of student affairs
Scott Butterworth | July 15, 2022
Kimberlie Goldsberry will oversee several departments in the Division of Student Affairs: the Dean of Students' office, the Office of Gender Equity, Health Promotion and Wellness and University Counseling and Psychological Services.
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Don't miss 2022 University Pitch Madness
Rachel Wojnicki | July 15, 2022
Set for July 20, University Pitch Madness Chicago 2022 is an event where student startups from several Universities compete for a chance to win top prize. Don't miss this chance to hear pitches from student entrepreneurs at DePaul.
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Faculty explores history of modern United Kingdom
Tom Mockaitis | July 15, 2022
Situating the U.K. within a global historical context, "Islands and Empire: A History of Modern Britain" addresses questions of race, ethnicity, class and gender and gives voice to the diversity of people who shaped and were shaped by Britain and its empire.
Life Events
Scene At DePaul
Summer rocket science
Five physics, astrophysics and actuarial science students travelled to Urbana, Ill., this month to launch a Raspberry Pi flight computer they built in a DePaul lab. The team launched the computer on a single-stage rocket to collect atmospheric and flight data, and compare them with computer simulations. The students are part of the Rising STEM Scholars Program, which is funded by DePaul's Academic Growth and Innovation Fund and grants from the Illinois Space Grant Consortium and the Department of Defense. The student team consisted of Miriam Gama, Elliott Stephenson, Spiros Simotas, Tyler Moran and Joshua Chis. (Image courtesy of Heather Arnett)
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