The San Francisco Chronicle lists the 610 smartest colleges in America and Goucher is included! A Duke University Talent Identification Program research scientist, calculated the ranking based on brainpower, as reflected by the school’s average standardized test scores.
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The Economic Times ranks Goucher College high in their list of schools that support and encourage study abroad.
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Juliette Wells, associate professor and chair of the English Department, in the Flavorwire blog to chat about Emma.
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A group of staff and faculty members filtered into Merrick Lecture Hall on a recent Monday afternoon. Looking around the room, someone spoke up: “We don’t have to sit segregated this time?” Welcome to “What Is Race?” where even the seating plan is part of the lessons. Nearly 150 faculty and staff members are participating
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Eliezer Cartagena ’18 and Anthony Perdue ’18 were both selected by National Association for Independent Schools to become faculty members for the organization’s upcoming Student Diversity Leadership Conference. This international conference includes participants from England, Belgium, Spain, and Bermuda. The two will train attending high school participants on core cultural identities and multicultural competence. For more information,
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Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz has named Kimberly Bowen to a term on the Baltimore County Commission for Women.
A collection of short stories by Associate Professor Kathy Flann, Get a Grip, has won the George Garrett Award and is forthcoming from Texas Review Press in October. There will be a book launch at Atomic Books in Baltimore on Thursday, October 22, at 7 p.m. In addition, she’ll be reading in the “Starts Here”
Juliette Wells, associate professor and chair of the English Department, is quoted in this article “How Jane Austen Became Such a Tourist Trap.“
In the new exhibit Supernatural: In the Face of Danger, artists F. Lennox Campello, Ric Garcia, Carla Goldberg, Jeannette L. Herrera, Simon Monk, Richard Schellenberg, Andrew Wodzianski, and Nicholas Zimbro explore various aspects of heroes and their place in culture. Superheroes are making their way into many contemporary artists’ visual lexicon. Epitomizing the timeless battle
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In Superheroes: The Real Story, Dulce Pinzón uses photography to document what she says are the perfect examples of a hero who has gone unnoticed. This exhibit features images of Mexican immigrants dressed in the costumes of popular superheroes. Immigrant workers in New York City commonly work extraordinary hours in extreme conditions for low wages.
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