Goucher College’s historic dance ensemble Choreographie Antique is highlighted in this WBAL-TV segment about the annual Holidays at Hampton celebration at the Hampton National Historic Site in Towson.
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Goucher College’s historic dance ensemble Choreographie Antique is highlighted in this Baltimore Sun article about the annual Holidays at Hampton celebration.
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Last month, Margaret Meacham, a faculty member of Goucher’s Summer Teachers’ Institute, published her first adult novel, “The Survival of Sarah Landing,” as well as her 15th book for children, “The Ghosts of Laurelford.” Read her Q&A with The Sun.
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Victor Ricciardi, assistant professor of financial management at Goucher, is listed as one of 15 power Tweeters every adviser should know in this Investment News piece.
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In this Quill & Quire piece, author and educator Stephen Kimber, a graduate of Goucher’s MFA in Creative Nonfiction program, discusses how Goucher influenced his writing and the development of a graduate program at University of King’s College in Canada.
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In this Christian Science Monitor article, Victor Ricciardi, assistant professor of financial management at Goucher, reflects on the risks of personal finance games.
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Goucher student Alexa Gaines ’14 is kicking off the new year by spending three weeks in Alicante, Spain. This January, she’ll visit cultural and historical sites, take language and conversation classes, and even earn five credits as an added benefit. Gaines will be headed to her first study-abroad experience with a Spanish 130 trip, just
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Below is a question-and-answer session with Lindsay Johnson in which she discusses her experiences with the History, Society, and Culture of West Africa intensive course abroad (ICA). She initially participated as a student and is tackling her eighth trip this January, now as part of the faculty team. She is the associate director for community-based
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Research work by Elizabeth Lowe Ahearn, chair of the Goucher Dance Department, has been adjudicated and accepted for the 15th Annual CORPS (Council of Organized Researchers for Pedagogical Study) de Ballet International conference this June in France. The research is titled “The Benefits of Pilates for Ballet Dancers and Its Application in Higher Education.”
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Goucher History Professor Julie Roy Jeffrey is featured in The Abolitionists, an upcoming broadcast television premiere on PBS. The series brings to life the struggles of those who ended slavery by interweaving drama with traditional documentary storytelling. The show is January 8, 15, and 22, at 9 p.m. For more information, visit here.
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