The College of Liberal Arts was proud to present undergraduate student and faculty member duos with the 2019 awards, which pay students to gain research experience, a skill that’s crucial to their career development.

As part of the college’s exploration of world events, two recent College of Liberal Arts talks looked at how the tabloid media predicted Trump’s presidency and how his policies and rhetoric are affecting international views of the U.S.

Ms. McAllister is a seasoned development professional with over 13 years of experience in developing resources for community development organizations. In her current role, Ms. McAllister is focused on connecting partners and donors with opportunities to create positive change in communities across the country.

Prior to joining NeighborWorks America, Ms. McAllister served as the Director of Corporate Development at Manna, Inc., a NeighborWorks charter member. Ms. McAllister is a native of Philadelphia, PA and received a BA in History from Temple University.

College of Liberal Arts history PhD alumni Bob Wintermute, CLA ’06, and David Ulbrich, CLA ’07, sit down to chat about the work that went into and the findings from their new book, Race and Gender in Modern Western Warfare.

Comic artist and writer Eli Valley was a recent guest of CLA’s Feinstein Center for American Jewish History. While on campus, he shared his Diaspora Boy comics with students and discussed his criticism of Zionist views of diaspora Jews.