Wordless Wednesday: LGBT History Month
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Speaker to tackle racial inequalities in health care Dec. 5
Des Moines University has invited Tim Wise, a prominent anti-racist writer and educator, to speak at 11:30 a.m. on Wednesday, December 5, in the Student Education Center Auditorium, 3300 Grand Avenue. He will present “Racial Health Disparities – A Closer
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Glanton Scholarship Dinner raises significant funds for minority students
DMU concluded another successful year of raising money for the Glanton Scholarship Fund, which provides scholarships to high-achieving students, in all University programs, who are under-represented in health care. In the past year, donors generously gave $242,264 to the campaign,
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Glanton Scholarship
A couple committed to creating opportunity for all. Luther T. Glanton Jr. and Willie Stevenson Glanton were lawyers who dedicated their lives to professional leadership and community service. He was the first black judge in Iowa; she was the first black