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      Faculty and Students Join Montclair Art Museum Lunar New Year Celebration

      On Saturday, January 28th, 2023, a group of Asian Languages students led by Dr. Wing Shan Ho and Profs. Yun Kim and Xi Chen promoted cultural diversity and engaged the community at the Lunar New Year Celebration at Montclair Art Museum. Student volunteers Minami Gonzalez, Jean Horton, Katherine Martinez, Jo Ann Perez, Inna Urrego, Youssef Wassef, and dual-degree student from Korea Heeyong Chae joined their professors in running indoor workshops for families and children attending the celebration, including a calligraphy workshop, craft stations, and a skill game involving picking up M&M’s with chopsticks.

      A group of people poses for a photo, with some wearing traditional Korean clothing
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      Present Memories: On the Politics of Image-making (Panel and Tour – Feb. 25, 2023)

      Present Memories: On the Politics of Image-making (Tour) Sat. Feb. 25 12-3:30pm (with lunch in between) Magazzino Italian Art in Cold Spring

      A flyer for "Pensiero Plurale Present Memories on the politics of image-making
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      Culture, Kinship and Kimchi

      Exploring the significance and flavor of a Korean diet staple during lecture, hands-on workshop

      Korean Professor Yun Kim demonstrates how to make kimchi to students, faculty and staff at the workshop
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      Students from Different Disciplines and Language Backgrounds Interact with Afro-Italian Rapper Amir Issaa During Visit on Campus

      Some time has passed since Afro-Italian rapper Amir Issaa presented a concert and workshop on campus but his personal story and powerful

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      Discovering classical New York

      The Department of Classics and General Humanities and the Institute for the Humanities hosted a Zoom discussion on October 13, 2022

      Photo of a classic of Hermes with a clock
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      Celebrating Indigenous Peoples Day

      Montclair unveils Land Acknowledgement and new academic programming, welcomes tribes as part of on-campus event

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      Community-Based Learning Makes an Impact

      Mark Clatterbuck, an associate professor in the Religion Department, had his syllabus for his “Indigenous Voices Today” ( RELG 382/ HONP 301

      A group of people wearing cold weather attire stand in side a greenhouse and pose
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      From a Russian Orphanage to a Sicilian Adoptive Family: Dasvidania

      A Book Presentation in Conversation with the Author Nikolai Prestia

      graphic with book cover of Dasvidania on left and photo of author Nikolai Presita on right, in black and white, twisting his moustache
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      From a Russian Orphanage to a Sicilian Adoptive Family: Dasvidania – A Book Presentation in Conversation with the Author Nikolai Prestia (May 29, 2022)

      “ From a Russian Orphanage to a Sicilian Adoptive Family,” a presentation of the novel Dasvidania (2021, nominated for the Comisso Prize) in

      A composite image of the cover of the book "Dasvidania" by Nikolai Prestia and the headshot of Nikolai Prestia
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      A conversation with Roosevelt Montás . . .

      On April 26, the University community gathered for a conversation about why General Education and Great Books matter. The featured guest was

      Photo of Roosevelt Montas