Love! Dr. Halperin! So excited the program is growing! I'm happy to support in any way that I can.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
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ESTHER OROZCO
10 years ago
muy buena idea
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Isabel Marquez
10 years ago
humans rights are valuable and need more and more help to help others!
I hope you honey our petition
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Kelsey Shipman
10 years ago
I would love to have a bigger place on campus to share thoughts with students interested in the same issues that I am!
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Roberto Corona
10 years ago
Because we all deserve it!
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Hanan Hassan
10 years ago
This is such a great idea, and should be a priority or SMU as it strives to be one of the top liberal arts/research universities in the U.S.
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Grace Caputo
10 years ago
I love this program and deserves to be a priority at SMU!
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Tony BlueJacket
10 years ago
YES!!
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Beverly Hill
10 years ago
I cannot say enough about the positive contributions of the Embrey Human Rights Program to our Dallas community.
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Erica Ritz
10 years ago
Great idea! Definitely support it.
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River Ribas
10 years ago
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it is vitally important that students who have a passion for humanitarian work to have a communal space on campus. having an art gallery is of particular interest to me, as my art--usually based on human rights issues and my personal experience--has no place to be housed right now. this is a fantastic idea, and I can't wait to see SMU support human rights and their students.
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Tiffany Mourlam
10 years ago
This is awesome!! Thank you.
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Ella Kennickell
10 years ago
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To be effective to the awesome capacity resident - and crammed into - Clements 109, Human Rights faculty, staff, and students require a venue proportionate to the cause. Besides the fact of the awesome responsibility and opportunity to allow campus-wide exposure to a great program - quite literally hidden in a corner. Share!
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Dasul Lee
10 years ago
YES!
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Dominique Earland
10 years ago
This would be a great way to expand the presence of the program!
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Sinmin pak
10 years ago
Thank you!
Thank you!
Thank you!
SMU!
For an awesome human rights program!!!
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Genifer Harrison
10 years ago
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Clements hall is too small for a program that is so popular, and is growing and advancing so rapidly.
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Thomas Perryman
10 years ago
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This program is changing the world one student at a time. It needs a "home" commensurate with its excellence and its impact.
Love! Dr. Halperin! So excited the program is growing! I'm happy to support in any way that I can.
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muy buena idea
humans rights are valuable and need more and more help to help others! I hope you honey our petition
I would love to have a bigger place on campus to share thoughts with students interested in the same issues that I am!
Because we all deserve it!
This is such a great idea, and should be a priority or SMU as it strives to be one of the top liberal arts/research universities in the U.S.
I love this program and deserves to be a priority at SMU!
YES!!
I cannot say enough about the positive contributions of the Embrey Human Rights Program to our Dallas community.
Great idea! Definitely support it.
it is vitally important that students who have a passion for humanitarian work to have a communal space on campus. having an art gallery is of particular interest to me, as my art--usually based on human rights issues and my personal experience--has no place to be housed right now. this is a fantastic idea, and I can't wait to see SMU support human rights and their students.
This is awesome!! Thank you.
To be effective to the awesome capacity resident - and crammed into - Clements 109, Human Rights faculty, staff, and students require a venue proportionate to the cause. Besides the fact of the awesome responsibility and opportunity to allow campus-wide exposure to a great program - quite literally hidden in a corner. Share!
YES!
This would be a great way to expand the presence of the program!
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! SMU! For an awesome human rights program!!!
Clements hall is too small for a program that is so popular, and is growing and advancing so rapidly.
This program is changing the world one student at a time. It needs a "home" commensurate with its excellence and its impact.
i support this concept