Leslie Lewis came to Goucher in July as the new provost and vice president for academic affairs. A big fan of the liberal arts, blues, and organic gardening, she calls Goucher “a college with a conscience.” Here, the former dean of the School of Humanities and Sciences and professor of English at Ithaca College, discusses her […]
Q&A With Provost Leslie Lewis Read More »
This month, the Chair of the Department of Modern Languages Uta Larkey gave a talk “Collecting Memory/Narrating Horror: Early Post-WWII Testimonies by Jewish Displaced Persons in the U.S. Zone” at the Joint Distribution Committee, the world’s leading Jewish aid organization founded in 1914.
Mara Bezerko ’16 recently won second place in her Biological Sciences Group of posters for her poster presentation at the 18th Annual Undergraduate research Symposium in the Chemical and Biological Sciences at UMBC on October 3. Mara’s presentation was “Endocrine Control of carbohydrate Metabolism in Xenopus tropicalis; Tissue Specific Expression and Regulation of GLUT 2.”
Goucher Poll Director Mileah Kromer talked polling on Maryland’s News This Week with Robert Lang.
Baltimore magazine reports that the Goucher Poll shows a vast majority of Marylanders are following the events surrounding the death of 25-year-old Freddie Gray in this article about contrasting perceptions of treatment and accountability between racial divides.
Marylanders Differ in View of Police Along Racial Lines Read More »
Examiner.com includes Goucher in this list of unusual or innovative ways to apply to college, thanks to the Goucher Video Application.
15 uncommon questions from Common Application members Read More »
Steven DeCaroli, associate professor of philosophy, writes about prison, education, and reform in his Baltimore Sun op-ed “The U.S. must commit to rehabilitate and reform prisoners.”
The Detroit Free Press includes Goucher Poll information in this list of democratic candidates, including Martin O’Malley.
What to watch for in the Democrats’ 1st debate tonight Read More »
Robert Forloney, an adjunct professor in the graduate Cultural Sustainability Program, is helping lead a free workshop titled “Improving Your Chances: Writing (& Managing) Stronger Grants,” on Monday, October 26. More info here.
Assistant Professor and Director of Operations for the Kratz Center for Creative Writing Bill U’Ren spoke with Dan Rodricks on WYPR October 2 about space exploration films through the years.