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 1. Slide 1: Illinois, Univ. of Birmingham announce 2024-2025 BRIDGE Seed Fund
    Recipients
 2. Slide 2: Birmingham-Illinois “BRIDGE” Alliance marks tenth year of
    collaboration with $600,000 investment in joint research
 3. Slide 3: 2024 Sheth Distinguished Alumni Lecture on April 18: From The
    Margins to Mainstream: Lessons On Leadership From A Small State
 4. Slide 4: 2023/24 International Achievement Award Recipients Announced
 5. Slide 5: BRIDGE Spotlight: Introducing BRIDGE Water Fellow Prof. Sophie
    Comer-Warner


ILLINOIS, UNIV. OF BIRMINGHAM ANNOUNCE 2024-2025 BRIDGE SEED FUND RECIPIENTS


BIRMINGHAM-ILLINOIS “BRIDGE” ALLIANCE MARKS TENTH YEAR OF COLLABORATION WITH
$600,000 INVESTMENT IN JOINT RESEARCH


2024 SHETH DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI LECTURE ON APRIL 18: FROM THE MARGINS TO
MAINSTREAM: LESSONS ON LEADERSHIP FROM A SMALL STATE


2023/24 INTERNATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT AWARD RECIPIENTS ANNOUNCED


BRIDGE SPOTLIGHT: INTRODUCING BRIDGE WATER FELLOW PROF. SOPHIE COMER-WARNER

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