Hassan Abdel Salam
Sociology, College of Liberal Arts
University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
IAS Faculty Fellow, Spring 2021
The Human Rights Fatwas: How Orthodox Jurists Deliver Human Rights Decisions in their Adjudication of Islamic Law
SeungGyeong (Jade) Ji
Gender, Women, and Sexuality Studies, College of Liberal Arts
University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
INTERDISCIPLINARY DOCTORAL FELLOW AT THE IAS, 2020-21
Rights and Redemption: Politics of Abortion in South Korea 1974-2019
Jason Kerwin
Applied Economics, College of Food, Agricultural and Natural Resources
University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
IAS Faculty Fellow, Spring 2021
Overcoming Procrastination and Other Behavioral Barriers in the HIV Epidemic
Denise Pike
Project Manager
Minnesota Transform: A Just University for Just Futures
I am so thrilled to join the Minnesota Transform team as project manager. I graduated from the University of Minnesota with a B.S. in Urban Studies and a Master’s in Heritage Studies and Public History (HSPH). I bring to the initiative a background in public history focused racial justice projects adjacent to the University.
This month, we’re reading up for events featuring two books—one on how we can reshape the University to work more thoughtfully with the greater public (Generous Thinking), and another on the ongoing resistance and reclamation of Indigenous peoplehood and identity (Translated Nation). Please join us for these events, or read along with us!
Jennifer Row
French & Italian, College of Liberal Arts
University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
IAS Faculty Fellow, Spring 2021
Rachel Hardeman
Health Policy & Management, School of Public Health
University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
IAS Faculty Fellow, Fall 2020
Former IAS Advisory Board member Greg Donofrio seeks to engage communities
By Allison Campbell-Jensen
originally published by the university of minnesota libraries: continuum blog, november 30, 2020
Conveners:
Diane Willow; Art, CLA
Jennifer Newsom; Architecture, CDes
Daniel Keefe; Computer Science and Engineering, CSE
Vicente Diaz; American Indian Studies, CLA
In collaboration with:
Sumanth Gopinath; Music, CLA
Colin McFadden; LATIS, CLA
Virajita Singh; Architecture, CDes, Office of Equity and Diversity
This fall, Professor Catherine Squires joined the Humphrey School of Public Affairs as its new associate dean. A professor of communications studies in the College of Liberal Arts since 2007, Squires is currently a member of the IAS Advisory Board and is an alum of the IAS Residential Faculty Fellows program.