Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education magazine did an in-depth Q&A with President José Antonio Bowen. Learn more about how a music professor became a college president, his thoughts on making Goucher more open to multicultural students, and his ideas on video applications and the use of technology in the classroom.
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Thanks to Goucher and other institutions that are committed to sustainable building practices, Maryland was ranked as the No. 3 “greenest” state.
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Goucher makes the cut in About.com’s top 10 list of colleges for fans of the show The Walking Dead.
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Members of the Goucher community, along with the French theatre troupe Le Théâtre Rural d’Animation Culturelle de Beaumes-de-Venise (Le T.R.A.C.), will present a production of “L’Avare” (The Miser) on Thursday, March 5, and Friday, March 6, at 7:30 p.m. in the college’s Mildred Dunnock Theatre. Written by Molière, a French playwright and actor considered to
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She attended law school—but not to become a lawyer. Coming to Baltimore feels like coming home to her. And she learned a valuable lesson about luggage while traveling in Europe. Meet Tammi D. Jackson, one of the newest members of Goucher’s senior leadership team. What would you like the Goucher community to know about you?
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Whether you’re a first-year student thinking about a summer internship or a senior pondering your next (huge!) step, the Career Development Office (CDO) will have a session for you during Career Week. From Monday, February 16, to Friday, February 20, students are invited to attend sessions angled to help them prepare both for their immediate
Lawana Holland-Moore, a historic preservation master’s student, writes about preservation, perceptions, and moving forward in the Preservation Leadership Forum Blog.
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Baltimore Sun columnist Dan Rodricks calls out the Goucher Poll to discern the mood of resident’s toward a new state motto.
Alumna dancer Asya Zlatina is mentioned in a Baltimore Jewish Times article, where she credits Goucher’s dance department with much of her success.
Diverse Issues in Higher Education calls the Goucher Video Application a “hit.”
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