Ella Turenne, a UCI Ph.D. student in visual studies, has been included among 26 change-makers on The Haitian Roundtable’s 1804 List for 2019. Named in honor of the year of that country’s independence, the list recognizes Haitian American leaders who have helped foster a better understanding of Haiti and the Haitian community. A journalist, poet […]
Michael Dennin, UCI vice provost for teaching and learning as well as dean of undergraduate education, was a featured speaker at the 2018 Haiti Tech Summit. He shared best practices for advancing education with local and international industry and government leaders, entrepreneurs and investors interested in helping to revitalize Haiti’s technology infrastructure and encourage entrepreneurship. […]
Amy Wilentz, UC Irvine professor of English and literary journalism, has won a National Book Critics Circle Award for her autobiography Farewell, Fred Voodoo: A Letter from Haiti, a gritty memoir based on years of reporting from Haiti.
As Haiti begins rebuilding after a devastating earthquake, three UCI professors discuss how it could emerge a stronger country.
Professor Chen Li and his computer science student team created a “People Finder” Web site to help Haitian quake victims reunite with family.
This Saturday, the UC Irvine chapter of Physicians for Human Rights will host a “Flex Your Muscles for Haiti” fundraiser…
Amy Wilentz, English and literary journalism professor, is familiar with Haiti’s politics and culture and the resolve of its people.…
Over 8,200 Class of 2023 members to attend commencement ceremonies this month
Q&A with Class of 2023 graduate Brandon Saint-Milfort, B.S., pharmaceutical sciences
Q&A with Class of 2022 graduate Micherlange Francois-Hemsley, B.A. in African American studies