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To teach in Arizona In a two-part feature, the Douglas Dispatch reports that the documentary “Teaching in Arizona” was recently screened for the general public at Douglas High School. The film follows three Tucson area teachers who alternately extol their love of teaching and express their frustrations of a teacher workforce crisis.
David Berman Senior Research Fellow Morrison Institute for Public Policy
Rhett B. Larson Rhett B. Larson Senior Research Fellow Kyl Center for Water Policy
Sarah Porter Sarah Porter Director of the Kyl Center for Water Policy 602-496-0586 [email protected]
Andrea Whitsett Director Phone: 602-496-0217 eMail: [email protected]
Shifting definitions of citizenship and the making of Arizona In its "Rewriting the West" series, Guernica published a story by author Fernanda Santos, a narrative journalism professor at Arizona State University's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication, in which she shares how she wrote "antiseptic stories" of Arizona with her "outrage safely packed away in the interest of the prevailing notion of objectivity."
Six-author team awarded ASU Morrison Prize ASU Now reported that a six-author team that conducted an unprecedented analysis of the structuring of conservation easements in the face of rapid climate change has been awarded the 2019 Morrison Prize, an honor established in 2015 and administered through the program on Law and Sustainability at the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University.