Reminder: it’s best not to assume that someone would like a handshake or hug from you. Instead, ask, and leave space for them to decline.
“Are you a hugger?” is a good way to give someone an out without making them feel bad for rejecting you specifically.
Congratulations to @JHUPress & @ProjectMUSE who just released their first 100 OA humanities monographs, funded via @NEHgov & @MellonFdn Humanities Open Book program. Read more here: https://t.co/K65ywrZYTL
Nobel Prize winner Robert Shiller argues that the #humanities are an essential part of our economy as they cultivate the skills needed to transform jargon into a narrative that plays a key role in the public's belief in major economic events. Read more: https://t.co/3iI3y1QihV
Creative day of Action in NYC, sparking discussing about impact of sea level rise in our neighborhoods, for our children and our world. #mgdayofaction#climateactionnow#sealevel2080
Today is Humanities Advocacy Day! Nearly 200 advocates are on the Hill today to make the case for federally funded humanities programs! Take a look at the types of programs they are advocating for! #HAD19
I was told ASL wouldn't count toward my language requirement for the honors program in college, so I took Hebrew instead. Ask me how useful that's been in my daily life as a disabled activist. https://t.co/iflZo3uce2
New Albright parents already and proudly sporting Albright gear as they drop off their son to join our vibrant learning community @AlbrightCollege #Albright2022#AlbrightProud#AlbrightParent
Jean Twenge shares her fascinating research on smartphone impact on iGeneration with higher ed leaders in the Annapolis Group. Much to think about and act on. #JeanTwenge#AnnapolisGroup#iGen
Albright faculty, trustees, and special guests led by our fearless leader President Fetrow are ready to receive the procession of 2018 graduates. @AlbrightCollege #albright2018