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Upcoming Events
This event is a wonderful opportunity for graduate and undergraduate students here at UD to present their environmentally focused work in a casual setting....
Harcourt "Ace" Vernon Memorial Lecture While the majority of objects in our night sky never appear to change (e.g. stars), on cosmic timescales the universe...
Academics, College of Education and Human Development / College of Education & Human Development, Human Development & Family Sciences, School of Education
The Steele Symposium is coordinated by the College of Education and Human Development and includes presentations by undergraduate and graduate students from...
Recent Events
Supplier Diversity Conference 2024
3/6/2024Supplier Diversity Conference 2024
3/5/2024Fall Engineering Design Celebration
12/13/2023Recent Activity
Torey Daniels left a positive review 9/23/2019
He was an amazing motivational speaker. No Kids In Prison campaign that was shown in the video was great to hear about. I'm ready to learn about solutions and ways I can take action to help end youth incarceration and invest in youth programs.
Elba Sepulveda-Cabassa left a positive review 9/17/2019
All presented information, panelists and resources were awsome!!
Jirat Laksanalamai left a positive review 8/19/2019
very well prepared, and I learnt many useful information from the event.
Megan Deschaine left a positive review 8/19/2019
This program was well-organized. I feel prepared to take on grad school!
Michael Dela Dika left a positive review 8/19/2019
well organized and covered all aspects of what we needed to start grad school
Stephanie Bassette left a review 12/4/2019
The Center for Black Culture's did a great job with the event. I loved the decorations, the student involvement, staff involvement and my whole experience leading up to and even going into the the event. Unfortunately did not enjoy how unwelcoming the guest speaker, Jasmine Guy was to some of her guests. On stage she appeared to very humble but off stage very unapproachable and cold.
However, it didn't stop me from feeling grateful and thankful to our University and The Center for Black Culture's for allowing such a wonderful opportunity to take place, Maybe next time we can select someone like Common very active in our culture with activism, charities,topics that deals with racial divide and is a motivator and provides encouragement for adults and youth of all ages across cultures. Thank you for having us and God Bless You All.