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20:20 Vision

Personal reflection, self-discovery and the therapeutic nature of performance

'20:20 Vision' showcases 16 autobiographical monologues by UCR acting students and their challenges of the last year
Janice Henry

Leader, mother, Tik-Tok enthusiast

Meet CHASS Enrollment Management Supervisor Janice Henry
Zaid Yousef

Remote challenges lead to innovation

CHASS lab supervisors use QR technology to help art students borrow equipment and reserve space
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Message from the Dean

Starting spring quarter with good news
Honors Students attend faculty fellow's office hours

With honors comes many benefits

CHASS totals more than 40 percent of all student participation in UCR's Honors
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