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Professor Rankin Makes Campus Pride List

Penn State Associate Professor Dr. Sue Rankin was listed as one of Campus Pride’s Top 25 favorite speakers for her commitment to social justice within higher education, as stated in her biography. The list includes lecturers, comedians, activists, and musicians who are all dedicated to creating a safer environment for LGBT college students across the country.

In addition to her teaching in Education Policy Studies and her work as a Research Associate in the Center for the Study of Higher Education, Dr. Rankin has worked closely with students and staff on dozens of campuses to improve equity and the community.

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