Good Morning - Today at UAlbany, 2020 July 29

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Good morning, it's Wednesday, July 29, 2020
The Education Trust calls UAlbany a national leader in advancing racial equity
University partnership receives $1.5M for a center to improve the health of older adults
A center for myotonic dystrophy research draws a step closer with private foundation support
In Brief
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Due to technical difficulties, Today at UAlbany was unable to publish on Tuesday.
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The NYS Writers Institute , based at UAlbany , has launched a new edition of its online journal Trolley , with poems, artwork, fiction and non-fiction by m ore than 70 students, faculty, staff and community members . All of the contributions address the theme of uncertainty during this time of COVID-19.
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The next virtual Forward Together Town Hall from the Provost's Office will be on Thursday from 2 to 3 p.m. JoAnne Malatesta, interim dean and vice provost for Undergraduate Education, and Kevin Williams, dean and vice provost of the Graduate School, will take questions. Attendance is through this Zoom webinar link .
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