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UNM Newsroom / News / Unique course turns students into advocates for Albuquerque refugee families

Unique course turns students into advocates for Albuquerque refugee families

Students learn different kind of global perspective
By Karen Wentworth December 21, 2015
Categories: Latest News Sociology
Tags: refugees Refugee Well-Being Project Jessica Goodkind community engagement

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