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• Prof. Celeste González de Bustamante was promoted to full professor. “We congratulate you on your impactful and courageous research on the issues that journalists face in Latin America,” the University Advisory Committee on Promotion and Tenure wrote.
• Prof. Jessica Retis was promoted to full professor. “Your record of international and transnational scholarship, teaching, leadership, outreach, inclusion, and service is truly inspiring,” the University Advisory Committee on Promotion and Tenure wrote.
• Go to indearizona.com to see the latest stories, essays and audio reports from students in Prof. Ruxandra Guidi’s classes, including Sunday Holland’s “Where dreams die” (audio), Katya Mendoza’s “Local hat designer,” Elvia Verdugo’s “Creating community” with food, Mackenzie Payton’s “Life of an 11-year-old cowboy” and Emma Brocato’s “Bighorn Fire.”
• Prof. Susan E. Swanberg received a 2021 Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Research Travel Grant to conduct research at the laboratory’s archives on her project titled “The Rise and Fall of Davenport's Dream: The De-Funding of the Eugenics Record Office.”
• Debbie Cross, program coordinator for graduate studies, won the Carol and Cecil Schwalbe Staff Award for Outstanding Service.
• Fred Brock, adjunct instructor, won the Hugh and Jan Harelson Excellence in Teaching Award.
• Prof. Linda Lumsden wrote the introduction to “Standing Together: Inez Milholland’s Final Campaign for Women’s Suffrage.” The New York Times featured the project in "She Was More Than Just the ‘Most Beautiful Suffragist.”
• Andrés Domínguez (’13), administrative assistant, graduated from the UA law school with a master’s of legal studies. He was accepted as a volunteer non-attorney board member with Southern Arizona Legal Aid, a nonprofit providing free legal services to people who would not otherwise have equal access to justice.
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