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X-WR-CALNAME:The Black Scholar(ship) Brain Drain
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DESCRIPTION:BSP Marquee Event - Black Scholar(ship) Brain Drain Panel\n\nHo
 w have cuts in federal funding\, the elimination of “diversity” initia
 tives\, and the attacks on research related to equity\, race\, gender\, se
 xual orientation\, and many other topics\, affected Black Studies and Blac
 k scholars? What are the short and long-term research consequences across 
 multiple disciplines? This marquee event will feature a panel of experts t
 o discuss the impact of these policies on careers and entire fields\, incl
 uding the phenomenon referred to as “brain drain\,” i.e.\, scholars co
 nsidering leaving the US or moving into other professions.\n\nWednesday\, 
 April 29\, 2026 | 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM (PST)\nLocation: Hybrid Venue - PEB 7
 21 + Zoom\n\nZoom link provided upon RSVP at bit.ly/bspmarquee\n\nThis pan
 el will feature Apriel Hodari (Founder & Principal of STEMScholar Vice Cha
 ir on the International Union of Pure and Applied Physics (IUPAP) Working 
 Group 5: Women in Physics)\, Cory Gooding (Associate Professor\, Political
  Science and International Relations\, Director\, Africana Studies\, Unive
 rsity of San Diego)\, Nohle Channon Mdziniso (Assistant Professor\, School
  of Mathematics and Statistics College of Science\, Rochester Institute of
  Technology)\, Danielle Clealand (Associate Professor\, Department of Mexi
 can American & Latina/o Studies (MALS)\, University of Texas\, Austin).
GEO:32.880373;-117.241166
LOCATION:Social Sciences Public Engagement Building\, PEB 0721
SUMMARY:The Black Scholar(ship) Brain Drain
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 rain
CATEGORIES:Academic Programs and Lectures
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