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  • UA Archaeologist Finds Oldest Known Gold Artifacts in the Americas | March 31, 2008
    UA Anthropology Professor Mark Aldenderfer led an excavation in the Peruvian Andes that uncovered gold jewelry dating back 4,000 years. | Science and Technology | Social Sciences and Education
  • BIO5 to Host Second Annual Science Teacher Symposium | March 28, 2008
    The event has drawn interest from K-12 teachers all over the state. | Science and Technology | Social Sciences and Education
  • Geography and Regional Development Marks 50 Years | March 26, 2008
    The UA geography and regional development department will celebrate its 50th anniversary with events from March 27 to March 29. | Campus News | Social Sciences and Education
  • UA Celebrates Contributions of Cesar Chavez with Week of Activities | March 25, 2008
    Chicano/Hispano Student Affairs invites the community to a weeklong celebration of the contributions of activitst César Chávez. | General News | Social Sciences and Education
  • UA-led Study Links Antisocial Behavior and Decision Making | March 25, 2008
    A study led by Reid G. Fontaine of the UA psychology department shows that antisocial conduct and decision making about aggressive behavior influence each other in teenagers. | Health | Social Sciences and Education
  • Show Me the Money | March 24, 2008
    Project Vote Smart and the UA political science department will host a discussion on campaign financing on April 1. | Social Sciences and Education
  • UA's Top Education Scholars Recognized | March 24, 2008
    College of Education faculty members Iliana Reyes and Gary Rhoades have been named  Erasmus Circle Fellows. | Campus News | Social Sciences and Education
  • UA to Host International Film Conference With Industry Professionals | March 13, 2008
    The conference brings together industry leaders, economic developers and filmmakers to discuss issues related to filming along the U.S.-Mexico border. | Arts and Humanities | Business and Law | Social Sciences and Education
  • High-Demand Teachers Trained | March 12, 2008
    Formerly called Teach for Tucson, the accelerated master's degree program has just added English and social studies disciplines to its repertoire. | Social Sciences and Education | Teaching and Students
  • Young Writers Encouraged to Compete in 'Reading Rainbow' Contest | March 12, 2008
    Kindergarden through third grade students are invited to compete in the "Reading Rainbow" writing and illustration contest now through March 31. | Social Sciences and Education
  • UA to Host Symposium Exploring Politics, Culture and Migration Deaths | March 12, 2008
    The conference will explore Mexican migrants’ attitudes towards death, U.S. border enforcement policies and the implications for immigration policy and enforcement. | General News | Social Sciences and Education
  • Biography of Sen. Dennis DeConcini Receives Southwest Book Award | March 11, 2008
    The Southwest Book Award recognizes outstanding literature about the Southwest. | General News | Social Sciences and Education
  • Prominent Activist and Legal Scholar to Visit UA | March 11, 2008
    Derrick Bell, who supervised hundreds of school desegregation cases during the 1960s, will present during the first Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy Program's Vine Deloria Jr. Lecture. | Business and Law | Campus News | Social Sciences and Education | Teaching and Students
  • The Work of Endowed Chairs | March 7, 2008
    Endowed chairs, which result in a long-term pool of funds for faculty members and researchers, allow their holders to do the type of work they might not otherwise have the funds to complete. | Arts and Humanities | Campus News | General News | Social Sciences and Education | Teaching and Students
  • UA to Host Navajo Times Publisher | March 6, 2008
    Tom Arviso Jr. will talk to students in journalism and American Indian Studies on freedom of the press issues. | Campus News | Social Sciences and Education
  • Using Film and Art to Tell 'Herstory' | March 3, 2008
    Numerous events throughout Women's History Month will explore the levels of oppression women of varying backgrounds and identities face while also celebrating the contributions of women. | Campus News | General News | Social Sciences and Education | Teaching and Students
  • Anthropology, Near Eastern Studies Offering Dual Doctorate | March 3, 2008
    The program, the first of its kind at the UA, allows students to simultaneously pursue doctorates in anthropology and Near Eastern studies. | Campus News | Social Sciences and Education | Teaching and Students
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