Marylise Uwabideli Next month, April 6th will mark the 21st anniversary of the 1994 Rwandan Genocide where over 800,000 men, women, and children of the Tutsi ethnic group were slaughtered in only 100 days. Being from Rwanda, having to go into hiding during the Rwandan Genocide and watching as people in my family including my own father were killed during the atrocity, Genocide prevention is … Continue reading The Lemkin Summit: The Next Generation of Human Rights Defenders

John Abbatangelo One of the most beneficial and exciting experiences for college professors is that they are able to pursue their own research and studies for their respective disciplines. They may pursue these studies outside of the classroom and common work schedule, too. The fascinating opportunity that awaits such professors is known as sabbatical. Sabbatical is time spent away from teaching, where a professor candidate … Continue reading Sabbatical: A Research Experience for the College Professor