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The Touch for Art Braille exhibit focuses on the concept of interpreting art not through visual images and sight, but the sense of touch.
The Touch for Art Braille exhibit focuses on the concept of interpreting art not through visual images and sight, but through the sense of touch. Participants cannot see visual images with their eyes, but can convey artistic expression through their hands, using unconventional techniques to challenge sensory boundaries.
The Office of Faculty Professional Development announces the 2020-2021 Faculty Fellows. Drs. Shauntae Brown White, Alisha Malloy, Christopher Paul and Carressa Gerald will help with synchronous and asynchronous, self-paced, and personalized professional development activities to support faculty in the hybrid teaching and learning environment and maximize student achievement.
Information Technology Services presents a candid conversation on "the Future of HBCU Presence in Fortune 500 Companies," on Thursday, October 1, 2020, beginning at 10:30 a.m.
This document contains general information and procedures for the Cashier's Office.
Departments must complete the Departmental Deposit Form in order for funds to be processed by the Cashier's Office.
This document contains instructions on how to complete the Departmental Deposit Form.
