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Doctoral student M Pease is making waves at UMD and beyond

By Jess Daninhirsch The University of Maryland chose doctoral student in counseling psychology M Pease for the Graduate Summer Research Fellowship at the end of March. But that’s the least interesting thing to happen to them. While being a full-time student, Pease works for the Maryland Commission on LGBTQIA+ Affairs, trains to become a therapist by seeing real clients, researches the state of mental health … Continue reading Doctoral student M Pease is making waves at UMD and beyond

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University professor presents research on white supremacy

Dr. William Ming Liu presents his lecture titled “The Psychology and Epistemology of Every-day White Supremacy” on Wednesday, Sept. 18 in the Shoemaker Building. His colleagues, as well as many students, attended his presentation. By Casey Gannon On Thursday, Sept. 18, Dr. William Ming Liu delivered a presentation titled “The Psychology and Epistemology of Every-day White Supremacy.” His presentation took place in the Shoemaker Building, … Continue reading University professor presents research on white supremacy

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