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Cheers with Dr. Syrett

Stop in to talk with Dr. Syrett, HC Faculty Fellow, about what's on your mind, have some snacks, or do a little coloring. 

Learn more about her research and area of expertise as a Professor of Linguistics and Cognitive Science and her work as an advocate for gender equity and diversity.

Cheers with Dr. Syrett

Stop in to talk with Dr. Syrett, HC Faculty Fellow, about what's on your mind, have some snacks, or do a little coloring. 

Learn more about her research and area of expertise as a Professor of Linguistics and Cognitive Science and her work as an advocate for gender equity and diversity.

Cheers with Dr. Syrett

Stop in to talk with Dr. Syrett, HC Faculty Fellow, about what's on your mind, have some snacks, or do a little coloring. 

Learn more about her research and area of expertise as a Professor of Linguistics and Cognitive Science and her work as an advocate for gender equity and diversity.

Cheers with Dr. Syrett

Stop in to talk with Dr. Syrett, HC Faculty Fellow, about what's on your mind, have some snacks, or do a little coloring. 

Learn more about her research and area of expertise as a Professor of Linguistics and Cognitive Science and her work as an advocate for gender equity and diversity.

Cheers with Dr. Syrett

Stop in to talk with Dr. Syrett, HC Faculty Fellow, about what's on your mind, have some snacks, or do a little coloring. 

Learn more about her research and area of expertise as a Professor of Linguistics and Cognitive Science and her work as an advocate for gender equity and diversity.

Cheers with Dr. Syrett

Stop in to talk with Dr. Syrett, HC Faculty Fellow, about what's on your mind, have some snacks, or do a little coloring. 

Learn more about her research and area of expertise as a Professor of Linguistics and Cognitive Science and her work as an advocate for gender equity and diversity.

Climate Crisis Research at Rutgers Faculty Roundtable - Climate Crisis Series

Join us to hear four Rutgers New Brunswick faculty members across disciplines speak about their cutting-edge research and activism related to the climate crisis, and find out how you can shape your studies at Rutgers around this crucial interdisciplinary topic. Panelists include David Hughes (Anthropology), Elaine LaFay (History), Åsa Remmeralm (Geography), and Todd Vachon (Labor Studies & Employment Relations). Hosted by the Honors College Faculty Fellows.