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- Update: SMU Student Brianna Arango Located Safely
Based on the information available, SMU Police are actively working to locate Brianna and are treating this as a matter of concern SMU Police are asking for the campus community’s assistance in locating her If you have seen her or have information about her whereabouts, please contact SMU Police immediately at 214-768-3388
- SMU Abroad: The Oxford Experience
An SMU professor taught one of these classes while an Oxford tutor taught the other This allowed all of the students to see the difference between higher education in England and higher education in the U S Personally, I had a great experience with both professors, but I developed a relationship with my SMU professor that I hope will continue
- SMU Economics professor Dr. Beth Wheaton-Páramo leads the SMU Human . . .
SMU Economics professor Dr Beth Wheaton-Páramo leads the SMU Human Trafficking Data Research (HTDR) Project Team Posted on February 13, 2025
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- SMU Real Estate
The SMU Cox Real Estate Undergraduate and Graduate Clubs provide students with unparalleled access to one of the nation’s hottest real estate markets—Dallas Through corporate treks, mock interviews, and RE Roundtables, we create opportunities for students to connect with top industry professionals and explore diverse career paths Our training and skills workshops equip members with the
- News – SMU Magazine
SMU safety Ra’Sun Kazadi is a unique talent among college football players You might see that he’s appeared in 10 games over the past two seasons and registered two tackles and say that’s a stretch, but it’s not Ra – as he’s often referred to by his teammates, friends and family – has talents that go beyond the football field
- Alumni – SMU Magazine
Voices of SMU is a collaboration between students, alumni and entities across campus to diversify the SMU Archives’ holdings With Voices of SMU, undergraduate research assistants conduct oral history interviews with SMU alumni from underrepresented groups
- Pioneering with Purpose: SMU’s Unique Generative AI Coalition of the . . .
SMU has made tremendous strides in our community understanding and applications of Generative AI in ways that serve our teaching, our research, and the everyday work With the AI Coalition of the Willing, we are changing academic culture, community enablement, and how we at SMU can lead the way in Generative AI
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