Illinois State University Names Dr. Noha Shawki Spring 2025 Campus Hero
Dr. Noha Shawki, professor in the Department of Politics and Government, has been named the Spring 2025 Campus Hero by Illinois State University. Recognized for her commitment to civic engagement, global citizenship, and interdisciplinary education, Shawki’s work spans human rights, sustainable development, and transnational activism.
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American University Washington College of Law Students Spend Spring Break at the Navajo Nation Offering Tax Assistance & Learning about Tribal Advocacy
Students from American University Washington College of Law participated in an Alternative Spring Break trip to the Navajo Nation, where they provided tax assistance through a VITA clinic and engaged in tribal advocacy. The immersive experience offered insights into legal aid, Navajo culture, and the challenges faced by tribal communities, leaving a lasting impact on participants like 3L Liz Moriyama.
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Congresswoman Urges Students to Defend Democracy Through Higher Ed, Collective Action
Blending urgency with hope, Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley joined Emerson College students to speak about the critical role higher education plays in protecting democracy. Joined by Assistant Professor of Argumentation & Advocacy Deion Hawkins, Pressley responded to questions about intellectual freedom, diversity in education, and the political pressures facing higher education institutions today.
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Exploring Public Interest Technology (PIT): A Career Fair for Social Impact
What happens when technology meets social good and is introduced to industry, government and civil society employers? Public Interest Technology (PIT). On March 20, the San José State University (SJSU) Career Center, led by Executive Director Bobbi Makani, hosted the Regional PIT Career Resource Fair, featuring industry experts who shared valuable career advice and responded to student questions, providing a roadmap to careers that merge technology with public service.
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