How humans perceive animals was the focus Judy Holiday’s faculty lecture, “Are Non-Human Animals Cultural and Rhetorical Beings?” Tuesday in the President’s Dining Room.
Faculty members discussed a variety of focused writing topics, from the building blocks for first year writing students, to effective mind habits, during Teaching Day Tuesday in the Campus Center.
California colleges and universities are now required to adopt an affirmative consent standard when investigating sexual assault cases that take place on and off campus involving members of the academic community.
Big smiles and loose curls are some characteristics that are immediately noticed when sitting in the same room as Judy Holiday, 51, assistant professor of writing.