Michigan Radio’s Executive Director and General Manager Steve Schram has announced that Talisha Reviere-Winston will be joining the station as Director of Human Resources and Finance.
As the Director of Human Resources and Finance, Talisha will lead the finance and human resource functions for Michigan Radio including building strategic, long-term programs in those areas. She will also have oversight for all HR-related programs, budgeting, and financial reporting following station and University policies and government regulations including the Federal Communications Commission and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
Prior to her new role at Michigan Radio, Talisha Reviere-Winston served as Chief Administrator of the Linguistics Department and The Weinberg Institute for Cognitive Science in the College of Literature Science and the Arts at University of Michigan since 2012. She started her university career in 2006 as an Administrative & Grants Specialist in the Economic G
May 20, 2021
Megan Botel
THE WASHINGTON POST – In 1980, when fourth-grader Quirina Geary’s class learned about Spanish missions and the Native American tribes they conquered, she proudly announced that her family was part of the Mutsun tribe, which lived for thousands of years in what is nowCentral California.
But when her classmates asked her to speak in her native tongue, she froze. Despite growing up with many Indigenous traditions – she foraged for mushrooms and gathered acorns, her father fed the family with hunted deer, they lived intergenerationally and with extended family – she did not know a single Mutsun word.
“I felt less Indian that day,” Geary, now 49, recalled. “There is something about language that is so deeply rooted in identity. It’s how you see the world, and how the world sees you.”
Student Accessibility Services recognizes two OHIO leaders as outstanding advocates Published: April 26, 2021 Author: Staff reports Gaby Castaneda Gleason (above) is an assistant professor of instruction in the Linguistics Department and one of the recipients of the office of Student Accessibility Services 2020-2021 Accessibility Ally Awards.
The office of Student Accessibility Services has awarded its 2020-2021 Accessibility Ally Awards to Gaby Castaneda Gleason and MaryKathyrine Tran for their dedication toward inclusion and success of students with disabilities.
Gaby Castaneda Gleason is an assistant professor of instruction in the Linguistics Department.
According to her nominator, Castaneda Gleason champions accessibility through her instruction in Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) and other courses where she highlights accessibility and methods to help ensure her students learn how to appropriately accommodate different ab
by Aravindan Neelakandan - Apr 7, 2021 07:24 PM
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Dr. T.N.Ramachandran (1934-2021) showed how to fight the forces which want to harm Dharma, and do this in a way that the fight itself becomes spiritual sadhana.
It was an evening in some year of the 1980s.
Some Tamil scholars of Kanyakumari district were having a meeting in our house. The agenda of the meeting was a book titled
Thirukural, Saiva Siddhanta and Bible: A Comparative Study.
The book, written by one Deivanayagam, was being published by the International Tamil Research Institute, Chennai.
The book claimed that not only the
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