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New Dean Named for the College of Social & Behavioral Science
We are pleased to announce that Michelle M. Camacho, Ph.D, a professor at the University
of San Diego and longtime leader at the National Science Foundation, has agreed to
serve as the next dean of the College of Social and Behavioral Science.
Learn more in @theU
Our Commitment to Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
We in the College of Social and Behavioral Science recognize that diversity and inclusion are necessary for a wholistic educational experience.
Our aim is to create and sustain a climate where all individuals treat each other with respect and dignity. Only then can we all stretch our minds to places that may feel intellectually unfamiliar, but that excite the mind and lead to new discoveries that benefit societies here and around the globe.
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Events
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Jun 14
Tuesday
2pm - 3pmFulbright Information Session
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Jun 17
Friday
10am - 11amFulbright Information Session: How to Write a Statement of Grant Purpose
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Jun 20
Monday
10am - 11amFulbright Information Session: How to Write a Personal Statement
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Jun 22
Wednesday
2pm - 3pmFulbright Information Session: How to Write Short Question Responses
Alumni, Emeriti, & Friends
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If you'd like to be featured in our spotlights, please send your biography and a photo to Lynne Shaffer or lynne.shaffer@csbs.utah.edu.
Robert Dellenbach
BA Political Science
Lawyer
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Brent Larsen
BS Political Science
Attorney & Partner
Deaner, Malan, Larsen & Ciulla
Lace Padilla
PhD Psychology
Assistant Professor
University of California Merced
Jody Olsen
BS Sociology
Visiting Professor
University of Maryland-Baltimore School of Social Work
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