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Celebration of Teaching 2024 Image Gallery

Photos from the 2024 Celebration of Teaching hosted by CTE on May 3, 2024, at the Kansas Union Ballroom.
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CTE Director Dea Follmer gives an address at podium.
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Myleah Brewer stands on stage with Dan Bernstein speaks at a podium.
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