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Upcoming Events

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9/14
Wednesday
It Is the End of the World and I Feel Fine: Mário Peixoto and Another Modernism
9/16
Friday
Hispanic Heritage Month: Upward Mobility in Latinx Communities
9/19
Monday
Public Policy Info Session
9/19
Monday
Nonprofit Management Certificate Info Session
9/22
Thursday
Center for Sustainable Communities Seminar Series - Dr. Tischa A. Muñoz-Erickson
9/22
Thursday
Poets & Writers Series: Rebecca Curtis, Fiction Writer
10/6
Thursday
Poets & Writers Series: Nikki Wallschlaeger, Poet
10/11
Tuesday
Paige Glotzer (University of Wisconsin): "How the Suburbs Are Segregated"
10/11
Tuesday
Paige Glotzer (University of Wisconsin): "How the Suburbs Are Segregated"
10/11
Tuesday
Public Policy Info Session
10/20
Thursday
Poets & Writers Series: Alex Gilvarry, Visiting Fiction Writer
11/2
Wednesday
Adam Teller (Brown University), “From Amsterdam to Istanbul: Fundraising and Jewish Refugee Relief in the Seventeenth Century”
11/3
Thursday
Poets & Writers Series: Mei-mei Berssenbrugge, Poet
11/4
Friday
Benjamin Holtzman (Lehman College, CUNY): "‘A Grand Experiment in Urban Governance’: The Market Turn in the Late Twentieth Century"
11/29
Tuesday
Public Policy Info Session
11/29
Tuesday
Nonprofit Management Certificate Info Session
11/30
Wednesday
Debra Kaplan (Bar-Ilan-University)
2/8
Wednesday
Joseph Sassoon (Georgetown University), “The Sassoons' Philanthropy: The Interaction of Politics, Business and Charity”
3/15
Wednesday
Covering Jewish Philanthropy: The Role of the Press

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Africology and African American Studies

Rasheed J. Atwater Receives the First SAGE Molefi Kete Asante Award in Africology

by Department of Africology and African American Studies
May 10
Rasheed J. Atwater, a doctoral student in Africology, has been awarded the 2022 SAGE Molefi Kete Asante Award, the top graduate prize in Africology at Temple University. Creat...
College of Liberal Arts

CLA Alumnus, Activist and Philadelphia Native Announced as a 2022 Marshall Scholar

by College of Liberal Arts Staff
December 14
Osimiri Sprowal, a Temple University College of Liberal Arts alum (CLA '20) whose life work is at the intersection of homeless rights activism, policy, and poetry has been nam...
College of Liberal Arts

Alumnus’ $5M Gift will Provide Scholarships, Professional Development Opportunities and Rename Anderson Hall

by Meg Kiernan
September 30
College of Liberal Arts Psychology alumnus Leonard Mazur, CLA '68, FOX '75, and his wife, Helena, are strong believers in the power of education and opportunity. A generous $5...
College of Liberal Arts

CLA Alumna Chelsey Lowe Influences Black lives in Philadelphia and Beyond

by Kierstyn Smith
August 26
Chelsey Lowe, CLA '14, has always been passionate about improving Black lives and supporting Black businesses and communities. Now, she applies her passion for equitable devel...