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Rachel Louise Snyder's Book a NYT Top Ten
No Visible Bruises by Professor Rachel Louise Snyder has been named a New York Times Top Ten Book of 2019.
CAS Achievements
Mieke Meurs (economics) received a grant for $200,000 from the Open Society Foundation (OSF) to support the organizational strengthening of the program for Gender Analysis of the Economy.
Demetrios Poulio (physics) received a grant for $460,631 from NASA to continue work on project "Laser, Fiber, and Optical Technology". The new total awarded to date is $1,618,040.
Trump executive order and unintended consequences
Michael Brenner, AU Center for Israel Studies director, writes for the WaPo.
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Students and alumni discuss distinctive features of the College, why they chose their particular degrees, and program opportunities they pursued.
Growing Passion, Reducing Impact
Matilda Kitabwalla, CAS/BS ‘20
Being able to be part of this is just an incredible feeling.
AU becoming carbon neutral instills me with such a feeling of pride. I've worked on so many different aspects of sustainability-social media promotion, sustainability-themed trivia night, and the Waste Race, a competition between residence halls to divert trash away from landfill and into compost and recycling-so reaching this milestone still gives me goosebumps.
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