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With the support of a Bright Idea Grant from the ComArtSci DEI Office, strategic communication master's student Shawna Morton created a visual art project, “Fringes,” which depicts prominent women leaders throughout history. Morton’s artwork featured a deck of cards, enlarged into posters with a unique image on the front and information about each woman on the back. Morton entered this project in this year’s Social Justice Art Festival, where she took home the award for most inspiring visual art.
Read moreAt ComArtSci and WKAR, we encourage debate and discussion through events that open our eyes to new perspectives and allow us to learn more about our community and world.
WKAR Connects the community with local resources and services on issues of domestic violence, sexual assault and much more. The new multiplatform community service campaign will feature nonprofits and organizations such as End Violent Encounters (EVE), Small Talk and others.
Cicero wrote that gratitude is "not only the greatest of virtues, but also the parent of the others." Though Cicero may have overstated his case a bit, there is mounting evidence that gratitude may be a super virtue. In other words, gratitude may be a superpower that spawns other virtues, positive habits of mind, and everyday behaviors.
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