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The Student News Site of University of Central Missouri

Muleskinner

The Student News Site of University of Central Missouri

Muleskinner

Angela Evatt

Angela Evatt, DEIA Editor

Angela Evatt is a communication consultancy major with a minor is digital media production. She is a total communicator, and they enjoy covering topics of accessibility, social justice, and animal and human rights. As the Muleskinner Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility Editor she aims to assist in improving those areas of coverage as well as design staff trainings and guidelines as needed.

All content by Angela Evatt

Super Bowl LVI Halftime Show Increases Representation to Feature Great Music But Lacks Accessibility

Written by Dillon Seckington and Angela Evatt
February 25, 2022
Social Work Offers a Rewarding Career Path

Social Work Offers a Rewarding Career Path

Written by Angela Evatt, DEIA Editor
February 7, 2022

Freedom Scholarship Fundraiser Celebrates “Living the Dream: Live and in Color”

Written by Angela Evatt, DEIA Editor
January 28, 2022
Emotional Support Animals Provide Accommodations for Students

Emotional Support Animals Provide Accommodations for Students

Written by Angela Evatt, Reporter
October 28, 2021

Office of Accessibility Offers Inclusion through Accommodation

Written by Angela Evatt, Reporter
October 27, 2021

[Video] Inclusivity for the Deaf-Hard of Hearing Community Starts with Accessible Communication for All

Written by Angela Evatt, Reporter
September 29, 2021
Freshman Angel Torres studies Psychology work in her dark dorm. Though Torres prefers in-person learning, she understands why virtual learning is important for students' safety, “In-person classes allow me to feel more comfortable asking questions,” Torres said. “Learning through a screen, things lag and sometimes the teacher moves too fast. During the pandemic, I do think it’s safer to learn virtually.”

Connections are Changing

Written by Angela Evatt and Derek Walsh
August 30, 2021
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