College of Arts & Sciences Newsletter

April 4

• Academic Honors Convocation
• Introducing Jonathan Rossing, Associate Dean
• Report your professional activities for the 2021-2022 academic year

Mar 15

• Funding Opportunities
• Faculty Travel Fund
• A Message from Dean Annmarie Caño

Feb. 3

• Spotlight on Faculty & Student Achievements
• Productive Discomfort Sessions
• Low Visibility-a new blog from Dean Caño

Jan. 13

• Calling All Writers
• The New Jim Crow Reading Groups
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Faculty Achievements

Dec. 3

• Congratulations Dr. Patricia Terry
• Academic Bullying & Harassment, w/Loraleigh Keashly, Ph.D., Jan 6
• Reviving the Events Guide for Spring
• Getting to Know you-Faculty & Student Videos

Nov. 2

• Women of the Year Award-Suzanne Ostersmith
• Shuying Li, DMA, Nominated for Grammy Award
• Jamella Gow Publishes New Article
• Dance Presents! & Snowflake Showcase

Oct. 20

• Torah Dedication
• Learning Management Systems Listening Session
• Fall Jazz Sampler Concert & Symphony Orchestra Concert
• Jericho Brown and Daniel Butterworth Readings
• The Co-Evolution of Humanity and Its Technologies

Sept. 21

• CRES Open House
• Staff & Faculty Photos
• Don’t forget to share your events!
• Share your good news with the Dean’s Office!

Sept. 5

• Eight New Tenure-Track Positions
• Staying Connected
• COVID Protocols
• Have an event this semester?
• News & Events

• Fall 2021 All College Meeting
• Funding Opportunities
• Orientation Opportunities
• Jonathan Rossing announced as new Associate Dean
• New Blogs Posts
• Today’s Academic Leaders Must Be Healers - An Inside Higher Ed Opinion Piece

• Celebrating Juneteenth, a message from Dean Caño
• Juneteenth events in Spokane
• Juneteenth: A Celebration of Resistance - Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture
• Spokane’s Juneteenth Celebration - a Block Party
• At Gonzaga: Litigating Slavery’s Reach: Race, Rights, and the Law During the California Gold Rush