Summer of Continuum
Categories: Alumni, Arts & Humanities, Athletics, Belonging, Campus Life, Faculty/Staff, Home Page, Research, Science & Technology, Students
The summer edition of Continuum is hot off the presses.
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ENDLESS GUMPTION
As an African-American man born in a small town in Mississippi during the era of legal segregation, the barriers to achievement could have been endless for Clifton L. Taulbert. But he took to heart the idea that hard work, big dreams and tenacity would bring him success.
Read MoreBRIDGING THE EDUCATIONAL GAP
U students plan daylong conference for Latino high school students.
Read MoreNew AVP strikes the right chord
Nicole Robinson to serve as associate vice president for Equity and Diversity.
Read More“PRESENCE, POWER AND PERSISTENCE”
U hosts second State of Utah Black Affairs Summit, bringing together African-Americans from across the state.
Read MoreWOMEN’S WEEK: RESILIENCE
This year’s Women’s Week is March 5-9 with the theme “Resilience: We are Powerful Because We Have Survived.”
Read MoreSILENCING YOUR INNER HATER
Knatokie Ford, advocate for women in science, technology, engineering and math, shared her journey as the confident “female Steve Urkel” from her childhood, to feeling like a fraud as a grad student at Harvard, to conquering the imposter syndrome.
Read MoreDON’T HESITATE TO MEDITATE
Housing and Residential Education opens an inclusive meditation and prayer space for residents and employees.
Read MoreBLACK HISTORY MONTH
During the month of February, students, faculty and staff at the University of Utah will celebrate Black History Month.
Read MoreMLK WEEK: ADDRESSING ENVIRONMENTAL RACISM
The 34th annual celebration of the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. has become a platform to engage students, faculty, staff and community members in critical conversations around contemporary civil rights issues and issues surrounding race and racism in America.
Read MoreWHEN RACIAL ACTIVISM HITS HOME
U professor William A. Smith says his father’s work with MLK and Jesse Jackson influences his own academic and community service.
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