Titled “Critical Race Theory, Explained,” the virtual event will take place at 6 p.m. Thursday on Webex. The discussion will explore critical race theory as an academic theory to explain practices that disadvantage some while rewarding others.
Dr. Paul Hong, Distinguished University Professor of global supply chain management, said now is the time for port managers throughout the Great Lakes to make the case for container cargo to grow using the St. Lawrence Seaway.
Dr. Paul Hong, Distinguished University Professor of global supply chain management, said now is the time for port managers throughout the Great Lakes to make the case for container cargo to grow using the St. Lawrence Seaway.
Dr. Victoria Kelly, assistant professor of psychiatry and director of the General Psychiatry Residency program, discusses the increase in suicide rates among Black children, particularly girls.
In an op-ed, Dr. Lynne Hamer, professor of social and philosophical foundations in the Judith Herb College of Education, discusses the importance of conversations about teaching.
Dr. Paul Hong, Distinguished University Professor of global supply chain management and Asian studies, writes in an op-ed why parents should get their children’s wish lists ready for Santa before they put on their Halloween costumes and go trick-or-treating.
Dr. Kim Nielsen, professor of disability studies, history and women’s and gender studies, was cited as a transformative influence on the work of a scholar and performance artist focused on expanding disability culture.
Several UToledo communications students won awards and a scholarship at the Press Club of Toledo’s annual Touchstone program.
UToledo continued its Dialogues on Diversity series with a conversation about intimate partner violence in recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
Dr. Daniel Compora, associate professor in the Department of English Language and Literature, discusses how ghost stories often reflect fears and serve to spread warnings.
