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Jamie Jones, associate director of project development at the Life Span Institute, remembers the details needed for successful proposals.
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University of Kansas scientists recently helped develop and launch a free online course that provides tools to promote safe and inclusive field environments. The course is geared toward anyone who participates in fieldwork, including researchers, field coordinators, technicians and students.
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Tiffany González, assistant professor of history, uses archival materials to understand how Latinas entered electoral politics to advance civil rights for their communities.

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