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Capstone is an online magazine published twice annually for alumni and friends of UWL's College of Arts, Social Sciences, & Humanities.

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The UWL College of Arts, Social Sciences, and Humanities’ Capstone is published online in March and November, for more than 8,000 alumni and friends of the College of Arts, Social Sciences, and Humanities.

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Anna Keefe

Anna Keefe, Global Cultures & Languages, presented "Supernatural Crime Series Made in Senegal for International Streaming: Genre and the Occult in Sakho & Mangane" at 20th & 21st Century French and Francophone Studies International Colloquium on March 28 at University of North Carolina Greensboro. This paper examines :Sakho & Mangane" — the first francophone African series to stream on Netflix — in the era of global streaming.

Submitted on: May 5

Maria Moreno

Maria Moreno, Global Cultures & Languages, received the Dolores Cacuango Best Article 2024 award from the Ecuadorian Studies Section of the Latin American Studies Association, LASA. The Ethnic and Racial Studies journal has arranged for Moreno's article "Calling racism by its name: forms of violence in the articulation or omission of racism in Ecuador" to be free to access until the end of June.

Submitted on: Mar. 18

Maria Moreno

Maria Moreno, Global Cultures & Languages, presented "The role of violence in the articulation or omission of racism in Ecuador" at American Anthropological Association Meeting on Nov. 23 in Tampa, Florida.

Submitted on: Nov. 26, 2024

Heather Walder, Kristin Koepke, Astrid Lorena Ochoa Campo, Melissa Weege, Rachel Funk-Johnson, Jeff Baggett, Xinhui Li, Tesia Marshik and Tori Svoboda

Heather Walder, Archaeology & Anthropology; Kristin Koepke, CATL; Astrid Lorena Ochoa Campo, Global Cultures & Languages; Melissa Weege, Health Professions; Rachel Funk-Johnson, Management; Jeff Baggett, Mathematics & Statistics; Xinhui Li, Microbiology; Tesia Marshik, Psychology; and Tori Svoboda, Student Affairs Administration; served as UWL representatives at the Universities of Wisconsin event, Faculty College. Faculty College was held May 28-31 in Elkhart Lake, WI. The theme was "Rethinking/Redesigning Student Assignments" and Ashley Finley of AAC&U was the guest presenter.

Submitted on: June 4, 2024

Maria Moreno

Maria Moreno, Global Cultures & Languages, authored the article "Calling racism by its name: forms of violence in the articulation or omission of racism in Ecuador" in Ethnic and Racial Studies published on April 11 by Taylor & Francis.

Submitted on: April 12, 2024