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On December 13th, in a live streaming event, Dean Alex Colvin offered an update on the ILR School. Faculty members Sarah Besky, Vanessa Bohns and Adam Seth Litwin, joined to discuss how ILR research continues to advance the future of work by solving the challenges of an increasingly global workforce, addressing inequality in the workplace and driving innovations that will shape the future of work. ILR students Salima Ali '23 and Patrick Mehler '23, also shared their ILR experiences.
Harriet Oxman ’48 hoped to live to 120. Although she didn’t quite make it, dying at the age of 92, she left an ILR legacy that will last even longer.
