Good Morning -Today at UAlbany, 2019 December 12

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Good morning, it's Thursday, Dec. 12, 2019
How the Espy File is expanding our National Death Penalty Archive
A new partnership aims to increase diversity in the geosciences
A librarian's knowledge and passion is recognized with a national award
Acknowledging International Student Excellence
Photos by Patrick Dodson
Moments are shown from the 8th Annual International Celebration, held last Friday in the Campus Center Ballroom. The event was presented by the Center for International Education and Global Strategy.
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Linguistics students will conduct a colorful celebration of the Copala Triqui language on Tuesday from 4:30-6:30 p.m in HU354, as they present their final projects. Members of the Copala Triqui community may be attending in their traditional clothing. Homemade tamales and refreshments will be served.
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School of Public Health colleagues are planning a tribute to Philip Nasca , professor and former dean, who passed away on Friday. Further information will be announced in early 2020. View Nasca’s obituary .
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Food and Clothing Drive : The Office of the Dean of Students will be collecting food items for the Purple Pantry and gently-used professional clothing for Purple Threads from 12-4 p.m. Monday in the UNH Atrium.
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