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Shaina A. Nez’s (English, '14) essay “Din茅 Abecedarian,” published in the Massachusetts Review, enlightens the alphabetic sequence of the Din茅 language in a literary form. “Each letter encompasses a story and form that evolves using creative non-fiction and certain oral and creational stories," she said. 

Multimedia artist Venaya Yazzie's (English Communication, '00) latest exhibit of photos and poetry , who died last year, and her female lineage of creators and artists.

Aside from its potential to reduce the harmful effects of climate change on communities across the world, Heidi Steltzer, professor of Environment & Sustainability and Biology, said the United States' re-entry into the Paris Agreement could also mean good things for the future of snow in Colorado.

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Born and raised on the Navajo Nation in Round Rock, Arizona, Faith Roessel lived the disparities of the education system as a Native student and has since focused her life’s work on changing the Native American education experience.

For David Cole, geology isn’t just a vocation; it runs in his veins, propelling him toward a dream career that’s taken him from the Rockies to Central Asia’s Tien Shan Mountains and back again. That dream found footing in the Fort Lewis College Geology program, which boasts unparalleled access to the Colorado Plateau.

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Artist Michaela Goade (Art, '14) was celebrating Alaska Native civil rights champion Elizabeth Peratrovich, who played an instrumental role in the 1945 passage of the first anti-discrimination law in the United States.

Emerita professor of Psychology Janet Jones' new book Horse Brain, Human Brain was recently listed as one of Book Authority’s “." 

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Center of Southwest Studies Curatorial Assistant Amy Cao was recently invited to be on the Inclusion, Diversity, Equity and Accessibility (IDEA) Task Force for the Association of Registrars and Collections Specialists. Cao and the task force will work to create and nurture a culture of inclusion for the ARCS community.

Mikki Naranjo (Accounting, '05) has position for the Southern Ute Indian Tribe after finishing the Tribe’s apprenticeship program.