This MLive.com article mentions the Goucher Prison Education Partnership, saying “more than 70 students are enrolled in Goucher College through the partnership, which began classes for prisoners in 2012.” For more on the innovative program, click here.
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Mileah Kromer, director of the Sarah T. Hughes Field Politics Center at Goucher College, is a source for this Baltimore Sun story “Group pilots new polling venture in Maryland.”
The New Journal and Guide reviews “Stand Your Ground: Black Bodies and the Justice of God” by Professor of Religion Kelly Brown Douglas.
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In Plastic Images Alex Ebstein uses both the flexible nature of perception and the substrate material of PVC yoga mats.The imagery on the slippery barrier between observational and subconscious, allows for and invites individualized experiences and focus. The solo exhibition will be presented at Goucher College’s Rosenberg Art Gallery from Wednesday, June 10, to Monday,
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Peace studies and economics major Katrina Kniss ’16, was a guest blogger, talking about a Christian peacemaker team to Colombia this summer.
Madison Smartt Bell, Goucher professor of English, reviewed Harper Lee’s much-anticipated Go Set a Watchman in this Boston Globe article.
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Nina Therese Kasniunas, an associate political science professor at Goucher, reflects on the political moves of Nick and Marilyn Mosby in this Baltimore Sun article. In another, she reflects on Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake’s recent outreach efforts.
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Ben Droz ’09 is profiled in this Jewish Chronicle article about his work with industrial hemp and his work with the advocacy group, Vote Hemp.
The Little Patuxent Review takes a look at the Goucher Library’s Alberta Burke Austen collection and Chair of the English department Juliette Wells’ work in this article.
Cassidy Madison ’16 is a source for this Fortune story “How companies are grappling with the ‘no gender’ society.”
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