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Parents and Family Weekend: Oct. 18-20
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University of Delaware invites Blue Hen families to campus for a weekend full of tradition and school spirit.
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Coast Day 2019
University of Delaware’s 2019 Coast Day took place on Sunday, Oct. 6 at UD’s Hugh R. Sharp Campus in Lewes. This year’s event emphasized the ways scientists study changes in our environment over time and the ways Delaware Sea Grant extension agents and others work to improve our future.
Faculty spotlight: Tanisha Ford
Tanisha Ford, an associate professor of Africana Studies and History at the University of Delaware, has been named to The Root's list of 100 most influential African Americans. Ford, who is an award-winning author, focuses her work on social movement history, feminist issues, material culture, and fashion, beauty and body politics.
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Homecoming 2019: Oct. 23-27
Alumni, students, families and friends are invited to celebrate our Blue Hen spirit at UD’s Homecoming events
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400+ Academic Experts
Renowned for their expertise, research and diverse opinions, University of Delaware experts regularly provide insight into breaking news and our world's greatest challenges.
Thomas Kaminski
Professor, Kinesiology and Applied Physiology
Tom Kaminski is a leading expert on concussions and sports-related mild traumatic brain injuries, focusing specifically on the impact of headers in soccer. He is also involved in a landmark NCAA/Department of Defense project examining the history of concussions in intercollegiate sports.
A. R. Siders
Core Faculty, Disaster Research Center
Assistant Professor, Biden School of Public Policy & Administration
A.R. Siders studies climate change adaptation policies with an emphasis on managed retreat – relocation of people and assets away from risk – and environmental justice.
