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Mar 15th, 2019
Anthropologist Kathy M’Closkey will discuss insights from her book “Why the Navajo blanket became a rug,” March 19 on the UWindsor campus.
Anthropologist Kathy M’Closkey will discuss insights from her book “Why the Navajo blanket became a rug,” March 19 on the UWindsor campus.
An award from the Office of Human Rights, Equity and Accessibility recognized nursing student Chantal Kayumba for her advocacy on behalf of patients.
The Office of Human Rights, Equity, and Accessibility will present several awards at its annual open house on Friday, Dec. 7.
Kathy M’Closkey, an adjunct professor of anthropology, received an award for “Excellence in Diné Studies.”