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• The Journalism Advisory Council voted in three members April 2: Paul Allvin ('93), VP for strategic communications and marketing at George Mason University; Jim Calle ('85), attorney representing U.S. Border Patrol agents; and Steve Rosenberg (’82), who owns BizTucson magazine.
• Prof. Jeannine Relly moderated the Center for Border & Global Journalism's panel "Focus on research: Media coverage of rape and sexual harassment of women in the Global South" on March 20. Watch video.
• Prof. Celeste González de Bustamante moderated two Alumni Panel Series in March: “Media, the Border and Latin America,” with Kendal Blust ('16), Alex Devoid ('17) and Curt Prendergast ('11); and "Multimedia Storytelling in Unprecedented Times," with April Lanuza ('19 M.A.), Murphy Woodhouse ('14) and Luis Carlos Davis.
• Prof. Jessica Retis presented her new book, "Narratives of Migration, Relocation and Belonging: Latin Americans in London," April 15 to students in a Zoom session with co-author Patria Román-Velázquez and London journalist Arelys Goncalves.
• The Honors College selected Prof. Carol Schwalbe as one of a handful of UA professors to teach an inaugural Calderwood Seminar in Public Writing in 2021-22.
• Prof. Susan Swanberg added a certificate in Philosophy of Science from the University of Oxford to her five degrees to help her science journalism students.
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