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 ISHR supervises the undergraduate human rights major (offered only as a concentration until 2011), the GSAS human rights MA program, and a number of other human rights initiatives which are well-regarded in the field.
-Most other college human rights departments take a broad view of the field, incorporating things such as justice studies, philosophy, peacekeeping training, relevant domestic issues and the study of social movements. ISHR staff are instead distinguished by their massive NYC-induced fetish for the United Nations, Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International, generally believing these (and Africa) to be the sole source and end of human rights.
+Most other college human rights departments take a broad view of the discipline, incorporating things such as justice studies, philosophy, peacekeeping training, relevant domestic issues and the study of social movements. ISHR staff are instead distinguished by their massive NYC-induced fetish for the United Nations, Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International, generally believing these (and Africa) to be the sole source and end of human rights.
 ISHR is located on the 7th floor of [[Riverside Church]] tower at 91 Claremont Avenue between West 120th Street and West 122nd Street.

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 The '''Institute for the Study of Human Rights''' (ISHR) was established in 1978 at Columbia University as the Center for the Study of Human Rights (CSHR). In spring 2010, Columbia University elevated CSHR from [[center]] to [[institute]] status. ISHR is committed to its three core goals of providing excellent human rights education to Columbia students, fostering innovative interdisciplinary academic research, and offering its expertise in capacity building to human rights leaders, organizations, and universities around the world.
-ISHR manages the undergraduate human rights major (offered only as a concentration until 2011), the GSAS human rights MA program, and a number of other human rights initiatives which are well-regarded in the field.
+ISHR supervises the undergraduate human rights major (offered only as a concentration until 2011), the GSAS human rights MA program, and a number of other human rights initiatives which are well-regarded in the field.
-Most other college human rights departments take a broad view of the field, incorporating things such as justice studies, philosophy, peacekeeping training and the study of social movements. ISHR staff are distinguished by their massive NYC-influenced fetish for the United Nations, Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International, generally believing these (and Africa) to be the sole source and end of human rights.
+Most other college human rights departments take a broad view of the field, incorporating things such as justice studies, philosophy, peacekeeping training, relevant domestic issues and the study of social movements. ISHR staff are instead distinguished by their massive NYC-induced fetish for the United Nations, Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International, generally believing these (and Africa) to be the sole source and end of human rights.
 ISHR is located on the 7th floor of [[Riverside Church]] tower at 91 Claremont Avenue between West 120th Street and West 122nd Street.

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 The '''Institute for the Study of Human Rights''' (ISHR) was established in 1978 at Columbia University as the Center for the Study of Human Rights (CSHR). In spring 2010, Columbia University elevated CSHR from [[center]] to [[institute]] status. ISHR is committed to its three core goals of providing excellent human rights education to Columbia students, fostering innovative interdisciplinary academic research, and offering its expertise in capacity building to human rights leaders, organizations, and universities around the world.
-ISHR manages the undergraduate human rights major (offered solely as a concentration until 2011), the GSAS human rights MA program, and a number of other human rights initiatives which are well-regarded in the field.
+ISHR manages the undergraduate human rights major (offered only as a concentration until 2011), the GSAS human rights MA program, and a number of other human rights initiatives which are well-regarded in the field.
-Most other college human rights departments take a broad view of the field, incorporating things such as justice studies, philosophy, peacekeeping training and the study of social movements. ISHR staff are distinguished by their massive NYC-influenced fetish for the United Nations, Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International, generally believing these (and Africa) to be the only source and end of human rights.
+Most other college human rights departments take a broad view of the field, incorporating things such as justice studies, philosophy, peacekeeping training and the study of social movements. ISHR staff are distinguished by their massive NYC-influenced fetish for the United Nations, Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International, generally believing these (and Africa) to be the sole source and end of human rights.
 ISHR is located on the 7th floor of [[Riverside Church]] tower at 91 Claremont Avenue between West 120th Street and West 122nd Street.

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 ISHR manages the undergraduate human rights major (offered solely as a concentration until 2011), the GSAS human rights MA program, and a number of other human rights initiatives which are well-regarded in the field.
-Most other college human rights departments take a diverse view of the field, incorporating things such as justice studies, philosophy, peacekeeping training and the study of social movements. ISHR staff are distinguished by their massive NYC-influenced fetish for the United Nations, Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International, generally believing these (and Africa) to be the only source and end of human rights.
+Most other college human rights departments take a broad view of the field, incorporating things such as justice studies, philosophy, peacekeeping training and the study of social movements. ISHR staff are distinguished by their massive NYC-influenced fetish for the United Nations, Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International, generally believing these (and Africa) to be the only source and end of human rights.
 ISHR is located on the 7th floor of [[Riverside Church]] tower at 91 Claremont Avenue between West 120th Street and West 122nd Street.

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 Most other college human rights departments take a diverse view of the field, incorporating things like peace and justice studies, philosophy and the study of social movements. ISHR staff are distinguished by their massive NYC-influenced fetish for the United Nations, Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International, generally believing these (and Africa) to be the only source and end of human rights.
-ISHR is located on the 7th floor of Riverside Church tower, at 91 Claremont Ave, between W. 120 St. and W. 122 St.
+ISHR is located on the 7th floor of [[Riverside Church]] tower at 91 Claremont Avenue between West 120th Street and West 122nd Street.
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