Data science work sparks interest in public health for CHC senior
Lucy Roberts wants to win the top prize in the inaugural Three-Minute Thesis competition, and she plans to use the experience to sharpen her work.
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CHC will host Three-Minute Thesis competition in April
In April, the Clark Honors College will hold its inaugural Three-Minute Thesis competition, allowing anyone who is defending a thesis in winter or spring 2023 to participate and win cash prizes.
Honors college students go in search of the Cayuse Five
On June 3, 2022, a delegation including elders of the tribes gathered at the Many Nations Longhouse on the University of Oregon campus. They were joined by 18 students who’d come not only to pay their respects, but to share a trove of valuable information they’d collected throughout an intense, 10-week colloquium in the Robert D. Clark Honors College.
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EJI fellow to give lecture on Black cinema
Finding a voice with Forensics
CHC students in the debate and mock trial program step into real world with the skills that help them succeed in life.
They research, they practice, and they compete
Three students on the Oregon debate team talk about how they found the program, where they hope it will take them, and their pre-debate routine, including the best breakfast and what's on their pump-up playlist.
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“Strangers in the Village: The Cultural Politics and Poetics of Black-American Cinema”
Date: Friday, Feb. 24
Time: 2 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Place: EMU Redwood Room
Deep history of Black cinema helps promote social change, EJI fellow says
Dr. Artel Great will teach a CHC winter term course to give students an understanding on the influences of Black films on society and American culture.
"When you’re a 17-year-old in the number one movie in America, it completely changes the trajectory of your life,” says Dr. Artel Great of his work on Save the Last Dance.