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College partners with Domonique ‘04 and Ashley ‘06 Foxworth to drive innovation in the arts and humanities.
Fatemeh Keshavarz; Photo by John T. Consoli
An author and peace activist, Fatemeh Keshavaraz hopes to expand appreciation for Persian culture in the U.S.

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Ph.D. candidate Damion Clark received a Big Apple Award: Recognizing Teacher Excellence in New York City for his work with eleventh and twelfth grade students.
A gallery in Osaka, Japan hosted an exhibition of works by Professor David C. Driskell from May 13-24.
Photos from the various commencement ceremonies for departments under the College of Arts and Humanities. Congratulations to all of our graduating students!
Department of English Professor Marilee Lindemann receives the 2013 Kirwan Undergraduate Education Award.

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6/11/13, Online Muslim forums foster tolerance and fuel vitriol
Communications Professor Sahar Khamis comments in a Religion News Service article about how she wants Muslims to use the Internet in a way that promotes civil discourse.
6/6/13, Pop Culture with Sheri Parks: Thursday June 6, 1-2 pm
Associate Dean and American Studies Professor Sheri Parks contributed to the radio program which discussed the connection between poverty and unhealthy foods in Baltimore.
6/6/13, How Pink And Blue Became Gender-Specific
American Studies Professor Jo B. Paoletti has found that pink and blue designations for girls and boys didn't start until the 1940s.
6/5/13, Huayuan Academy brings China to Gaithersburg students
The fourth Chinese-language summer program in Maryland runs July 8 through July 26 at Gaithersburg Elementary as part of the National Foreign Language Center’s Startalk program at UMD.

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