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Graduate Studies
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Research
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June 2020
#RochesterGives
Our nation is experiencing tremendous stress, pain and anguish, and unprecedented societal challenges. Alumni and friends of the University of Rochester continue to ask how they can help and create positive change. This year, please consider supporting the Financial Aid Emergency Fund. School of Arts & Sciences alumnus and member of the AS&E National Council, Dr. George Semien ’98, ’02M (MD), ’06M (Res) and his husband, Mr. Richard Santiago, are matching gifts of support to the fund.
Learn More“Richard and I both come from disadvantaged backgrounds. It has given us a unique opportunity to see the world through a special lens as we grow. We decided to give to the emergency fund because of an ongoing issue: disparity. Today, more than ever, we see disparities: socially, economically, politically, and in access to healthcare and education, to name a few. What better way to positively influence our youth than to contribute to the University of Rochester and stand in solidarity by supporting education to reduce these disparities!”
The Inspiration Project
A collaborative effort between the University of Rochester and CP Rochester, the Inspiration Project is a volunteer program that connects University of Rochester students with consumers served by CP Rochester.
During the spring semester, students who show strength in writing are paired with an adult from CP Rochester and together, the pairs work to produce a complete, purposeful, polished work, in the form of a story, a short memoir, or a selection of poems.
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Lisio Program in Italian Studies
The Arnold Lisio ’56, ’60M (MD) and Anne Moore Lisio Italian Studies Program supports University of Rochester students and faculty in their understanding of and appreciation for the language, art, culture, and history of Italy. The Lisio program funds:
- Student scholarship prizes
- Summer fellowships
- Faculty and program grants
Defining the future of the School of Arts & Sciences
Few institutions embrace the deliberate intersections between disciplines like the University of Rochester. The School of Arts & Sciences celebrates and encourages those intersections through interdisciplinary collaboration that helps create an environment where inquisitive, creative, and entrepreneurial people can develop and thrive. We are performers, artists, scientists, and scholars who are bound together by our deep passion and commitment to creative thinking and excellence in education.
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