Louie Opatz
A contributing writer at Continuum, where he previously worked as a full-time editor and writer. Louie has worked as a barista, ginger beer delivery driver, baseball coach, barback, communications director, teaching assistant and sports editor, among other odds and ends.
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Keeping Indigenous Language Alive — And Well
January 17, 2025
Thanks to the Master’s Degree in Computational Linguistics, Lonny Strunk has been able to keep his native language alive while providing a new perspective on Indigenous culture.
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More Than Words: Digging Into the Culture and Diversity of Language
January 12, 2025
With a goal of providing students greater access and a different perspective on language diversity, linguistics instructor Lorna Rozelle is collaborating with Continuum to offer LING 234 as an asynchronous Summer Sessions course.
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Blending Two Perspectives For One Global Vision
January 02, 2025
The Distinguished Humphrey Fellowship Program brought together global leaders to share strategies on advocating for the inclusion of Indigenous perspectives in their communities.
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Helping Older Adults Understand the Brain
December 16, 2024
A grant from the Dana Foundation helps OLLI-UW create a first-of-its-kind program to help older adults understand brain health.