Santa Clara University

Lecturer for theater department finds reward in teaching students, with no design experience, to construct costumes.

Biology professor learns how cells distinguish themselves from one type to another alongside her students.

Sociologist lets students ride the city bus, the whole length of its trip, to study firsthand changes in social strata.

Photography professor's work in Burkina Faso offers students a one-of-a-kind experience

Art history professor knows how to put museums together, from choosing the pieces to giving the tours.

Director of SCU's dance program helps students create meaning in movement.

Cryptography and the AIDS epidemic in Africa are two strong areas of interest for this math professor.

Seeing students understand the mathematical symmetry in nature is rewarding for math professor.

Lecturer for the theater department pushes talented students to find the connection between art and spirituality.

Psychology professor's research suggests that the gap between young minds and old ones may not be that large.

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