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The 2020 Social Justice in America Series focuses on issues of great concern as we approach a presidential election in a tense political climate. The College of Arts and Sciences Department of History is sponsoring three events based on the theme “Defending Democracy: Confronting Voter Suppression and White Supremacy in the New Millennium.”
Learn more about the Social Justice in America Series
Professor Caroline Jarrold wasn’t the first female chemist at IU, but she is the department’s first female chair, its first female full professor, and, often, she is the first woman her students see who is able to balance having a family with a thriving career in academia.
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Science News has named IU sociologist Anna Mueller one of its “Ten Scientists to Watch.” Her latest research on youth suicide rates is being conducted with the explicit objective of helping schools and communities in the nation’s Mountain West intervene.
Read about Anna's research
What does the journey from college to career look like for you? If you can’t quite imagine how you will get there, former IU College student Gabby Brock (B.A.J., 2016) has some inspiring advice for you.
Read about Gabby's journey
