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Preference is given to those students who are completing the Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Minor or are pursuing projects Honors Thesis, Masters of Dissertation theses related to racial justice. Please review here for a list of projects or join the IRISE newsletter to learn when opportunities become available. IRISE also supports graduate students engaged in critical race and ethnic studies research and scholarship through the Roger Salters Institute. RSI honors a distinguished DU faculty member who had a tremendous impact on historically underrepresented students at the university read about Roger Salters.

Students involved in RSI explore tools for advancing racial justice scholarship and the ways in which our lived experiences connect and diverge with both the expectations of the academy and the communities with whom we collaborate.

This year, RSI will focus on supporting scholar development through workshops and events focused on racially and socially just research methods, scholar identity and positionality, creative and impactful writing techniques and focused writing sessions, and navigating publication and the academy.

I always enjoyed talking to him. Once, when I was taking his class, I was ranting about why people were calling Obama black. Anyway, after I was finished with my rant, I turned around and Prof Salters was standing behind me laughing. I do miss talking to him. Name required. Email required will not be published. Due to incidents of abuse and harassment that have occurred in the past, JBHE will not publish telephone numbers or email addresses of individuals in this space.

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December 24, at pm. Mahmoud says:. May 23, at am. He never retired, teaching right up until the final days of his illness. He loved to teach and he was quite good at it. He had a special love for helping students — a quality very much respected at the Air Force Academy that he took with him to DU. He would very often agree to teach a course for just one or two students without pay because he strongly believed that every student needed all the help possible for them to succeed.

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