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Uncovering an Origin Story

LSA Collegiate Fellow Camille Avestruz talks about her early career in astrophysics, cosmology, machine learning, mysteries in our universe, and the importance of making STEM more accessible.

- Jordyn Imhoff

Tags: Physics; Natural Sciences; DEI; LSA Collegiate Fellows; Series; LSA Collegiate Fellowship

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LSA Professor Earl Lewis Awarded the National Humanities Medal

One of the country's leading scholars will be awarded the medal by President Biden and is the first U-M faculty member to receive this prestigious honor.

- Sara Morgan from the Center for Social Solutions

Tags: History; Center For Social Solutions; Afroamerican and African Studies; Humanities; DEI; Anne Curzan; Earl Lewis

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Apr

PROFESSOR SARA BLAIR, THE PATRICIA S. YAEGER COLLEGIATE PROFESSORSHIP IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE, INAUGURAL LECTURE

Portrait v. Landscape: Visual genres, anti-racism, and the photograph

4:00 PM
10th Floor Weiser Hall

In an era of digital life and nonstop photo-sharing, the modes of “portrait” and “landscape” are increasingly naturalized as orientations to the worlds we encounter. Yet both have long, complex histories as visual genres that continue, mostly unre...

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