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  5. Honors Students Rewrite The Geologic History of The Grand Canyon

Honors Students Rewrite the Geologic History of the Grand Canyon

Jan. 14, 2019
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Karna Walter, John Pollard, Ojas Sanghi, Suresh Garimella, and Valeria Quijada

Franke Honors Student Ojas Sanghi Named 2025 Truman Scholar

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Dr. Pollard and Dr. Carter discuss emerging technologies in the digital maker space.

It's an Honor: The Impact of Emerging Technologies in Telling Underrepresented Stories, with Digital Humanities Director Dr. Bryan Carter

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Franke Honors students standing in front of a poster at a conference.

Franke Honors Students Present at the Society for Applied Anthropology Conference

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