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M.F.A. in Creative Nonfiction alumna Kelly Carr ’06 has received the first ever Spotlight Investigative Journalism Fellowship, an award of up to $100,000 from The Boston Globe for journalists to work on in-depth reporting projects. “Being named one of the first Spotlight Fellows is a tremendous honor,” Carr said. “It’s humbling to be associated with […]
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Cary Hundley ’18 is representing Goucher at the 11th World University Equestrian Championship from June 28-July 2. The championship is overseen by the International University Sports Federation (FISU), which organizes competitions for student-athletes from around the world. The finals will take place this Saturday. Hundley, a biology major from Ellicott City, MD, will participate in
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Published by the Baltimore Business Journal on June 24, 2016. Goucher College President Jose Antonio Bowen says he wants to reinvent higher education at the Towson liberal arts school. In the past two years, under Bowen’s leadership, Goucher began accepting two minute videos for application, as opposed to the standardized test and transcript combination. Students
Goucher and the Second Chance Pell Pilot Program in the news: The Washington Post The Baltimore Sun Inside Higher Ed Diverse Issues in Higher Education Nonprofit Quarterly Pell Grants Now Available to Incarcerated Men and Women (Baltimore, MD)—Goucher was one of 67 colleges and universities selected nationally to participate in the Department of Education’s Second
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For the first time in Goucher College’s history, the college will welcome its first free summer concert series called Summer Stage. “At Goucher, we have a long and important tradition of serving our community through free lectures and concerts. We wanted to add to this rich tradition by using our beautiful campus this summer to
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James Dator was chosen to participate in a seminar on “Slave Narratives,” held by the Council of Independent Colleges (CIC) and the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History. Dator is an assistant professor of history at Goucher and program adviser for Africana studies. He is one of 27 nationwide faculty members from the humanities attending
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Goucher grad Emily Gordon ’09 was recently honored by The Daily Record’s “20 in Their Twenties,” the annual awards given to successful twenty-somethings in Maryland. The winners are chosen by a panel of past award winners. Gordon is a natural choice for the award. She has a master’s in education and a bachelor’s in psychology
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Goucher French Professor Mark Ingram is currently attending the 2016 duPont Summer Seminars for the next three weeks. The duPont Summer Seminars are an opportunity for faculty to immerse themselves in one of two topics, meeting with professors from other disciplines to learn, discuss, and explore together. Goucher is one of only 42 academic institutions
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Summer Stage features Baltimore bands, open to the public every Wednesday evening beginning June 8. For the first time in Goucher College’s history, the college will welcome its first free summer concert series called Summer Stage. “At Goucher we have a long and important tradition of serving our community. We do this with free lectures
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