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CHID alum Cyrus P. Olsen, III, receives Excellence in Advancing Interdisciplinary Study Award! |
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CHID Alum, Claire Dederer's new book, Love and Trouble: A Midlife Reckoning is a take on sex and self-perception. |
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CHID alum, Brittain Ashford played a lead role in the Musical nominated for a record 12 Tony Awards, Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812. |
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Humanities Washington Presents "A Beginner's Guide to Populism" |
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THE STRUGGLE IS REAL: Community Organizing in Seattle |
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Solidarity and Understanding Across Borders |
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CHID Community News |
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A Narrative of Pregnancy 2.0 |
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Going Public |
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Letter from the Director |
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Justice Mary Yu visits CHID 250-D! |
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CHID Alum Sarah Maria Medina in the news! |
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CHID Alum Valerie Trask is in the news again! |
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Affiliate Faculty in the News! |
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CHID Community News and Achievements |
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Letter from the Acting Director |
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Planning for the Future: Fundraising for an Endowed Professorship |
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Three CHID Endowments Help Send Students Abroad |
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Being a Student in the Midst of Systemic Clumsiness |
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CHID Alumni in the News! |
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Resources for Self and Community Care |
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"To become a hero, you have to radically open yourself up to the environment around you. With great power comes great vulnerability." ~ Phillip Thurtle |
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On The Research Track: Jennifer Smith '16 featured in UW Columns Magazine |
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Dean's Medal WINNER, Jennifer Smith ('16) |
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Fragmentation in Flux: Using Academic Intimacies to Voice Mental Health Stigma |
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