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Creating change
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Change of heart
Kaitlin Heinen-Sharma's ('14 political science, chemistry) long-held career plan of working in intellectual property law took a sudden turn when she felt called to legally represent families and individuals facing eviction from their homes.
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Changing it up with CYstarters
From inventing electrifying band equipment, to creating a more inclusive approach to professional photography, to launching a mentoring program, these young Cyclone innovators are changing things up.
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Artificial intelligence advances colonoscopies
Wallapak Tavanapong, a professor in the Department of Computer Science, has developed artificial intelligence software to improve the quality of colonoscopies. This innovative training tool could help doctors boost polyp-detection rates and improve patient outcomes.
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Transformational teamwork
A new diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) team is setting ambitious goals and building meaningful networks as they collaborate to make the LAS college feel like home—for everyone.
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Message from the dean
Faculty, staff and students in LAS are creating positive change in local and global communities.
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LAS alumni shine bright during Homecoming week
LAS alumni and friends gathered to honor some of the brightest stars among their peers.
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LAS news
From climate change research that delves into new predictions to a special recording of the “Bells of Iowa State”—learn about interesting events and compelling news from the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
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LAS media spotlight
Celebrate our talented LAS faculty who shine bright in the media spotlight, as their research and expertise are featured in high-profile print, radio and television outlets.