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A specialist in Christian ethics from the Union Theological Seminary in New York City will join the ASU faculty in August as the first holder of a visiting professorship in religion and public policy, underwritten by the Episcopal Diocese of Arizona.

• Read more about Christian ethicist to join SPA faculty as first Neely Visiting Professor in Religion and Public Policy

• Read more about 3 mothers and classmates wrap up work on their online master’s degrees

• Read more about ASU survey finds state's nonprofits hit hard by pandemic recession

• Read more about Professors’ coloring book gives parents tools to help minimize kids’ COVID-19 anxiety

• Read more about Quick thinking keeps instruction going for incarcerated students in ASU's 'Inside-Out' class

• Read more about ASU professor, family fund congressional internships for public affairs students

• Read more about Donors to ASU's Bridging Success program help students overcome food insecurity

Richard Berg took over managing a foundation that holds an annual summer camp in the pines for disadvantaged youth, expanding its offerings to include year-round youth programs in Phoenix.

Erik Larson works for Berg as the foundation’s intern, learning and applying fundraising and program evaluation skills that he said led him to choose program development as his career.

• Read more about Alumnus, student Social Work Month awardees each honored for work at Camp Colley Foundation