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In Memoriam: Robert C. Dynes

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How Eyewitness Memory Can Serve Justice

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Celebrating 40 Years of Trailblazing Collaboration in Clinical Psychology Training

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‘Frontiers of Innovation’ Program Seeds Seven Multidisciplinary Projects on Campus

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As a key part of the Strategic Plan developed by faculty, administrators, postdoctoral scholars, graduate and undergraduate students, staff, alumni and other members of the UC San Diego community, Chancellor Pradeep K. Khosla and Vice Chancellor for Research Sandra A. Brown are committed to significant investments in scholarship and science that will keep the university at the forefront of socially beneficial research.

‘Frontiers of Innovation’ Program Seeds Seven Multidisciplinary Projects on Campus

Marshall College Unveils New Sojourner Truth Statue

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She could not be deterred—not by slavery, not by illiteracy and certainly not by naysayers. Sojourner Truth was a woman of strong conviction who used the power of her words to stand up for women’s rights and combat slavery. In recognition of her contributions as a suffragist and abolitionist, a new life-size bronze sculpture of Truth was unveiled Jan. 22 at UC San Diego. Created by local artist and UC San Diego alumna Manuelita Brown, the artwork is prominently located in the heart of Marshall College on Ridge Walk.

Marshall College Unveils New Sojourner Truth Statue

Sociology Department Founder Joseph Gusfield Dies at 91

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Joseph Gusfield, founding chair of the sociology department at UC San Diego, has died. He was 91 years old. Gusfield was an internationally renowned sociologist and one-time activist, whose analysis of social movements remains a foundation for the study of contemporary “culture wars.” Gusfield is also known for his seminal work on drunk driving.

Sociology Department Founder Joseph Gusfield Dies at 91

Becky Petitt Named UC San Diego’s Vice Chancellor for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion

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Following a comprehensive nationwide search, the University of California, San Diego announces the appointment of Becky Petitt as Vice Chancellor for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (VC-EDI), effective March 23, 2015. She will serve as the lead senior executive responsible for providing a holistic and integrated vision on all major equity, diversity and inclusion efforts. Petitt brings to UC San Diego 24 years of progressive leadership experience in diversity work across the university community, most recently at Texas A&M University as Associate Vice President for Diversity.

Becky Petitt Named UC San Diego’s Vice Chancellor for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion

UC San Diego Celebrates Roger Reynolds’ 80th Birthday

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In 1965, an ambitious young composer drove down California’s coast to check out university music programs. At UC San Diego, Roger Reynolds and his partner, Karen, were impressed with plans for a new kind of music department. A few years later the department was equally impressed with Reynolds.

UC San Diego Celebrates Roger Reynolds’ 80th Birthday

Celebrating Freedom through Education

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Nearly 200 UC San Diego volunteers gathered at Howard Pence Elementary School on Sunday to revitalize the school’s garden, paint murals on the playground and much more. The service project, held as part of the campus’s annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service, was organized by Volunteer50 and the Center for Student Involvement to educate students about the impact they can make in the local community. Following the Day of Service, about 500 campus members represented UC San Diego in the annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Parade, celebrating “Freedom Through Education.”