EcampusNews takes a look at Goucher College’s innovative video application process best practices and what kind of students it attracted.
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José Antonio Bowen is part of the discussion in this Inside Higher Ed story about “mourning” liberal arts.
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Mind/Shift reports on the “simplifying” of the college application process through the Goucher Video Application, and similar application process innovations.
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EducationDIVE analyzes the success of the Goucher Video Application.
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DCInno reports on how the “risky” Goucher Video Application is paying off.
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Where Literature and Science Meet: The Earthy Writing of Jean-Loup Trassard, by Kathryn St. Ours, has been published. The Goucher Library will have a copy of the book, which also will be available on Kindle soon.
April Oettinger, associate professor of art history and chair of the department of art and art history, has received a Franklin Research Grant from the American Philosophical Society to fund her ongoing research project, “Lorenzo Lotto and the Rise of the Contemplative Landscape in Renaissance Venice.”
Barbara Roswell, assistant professor of English, recently authored Turning Teaching Inside Out.
College Librarian Nancy Magnuson was the featured speaker for the Harvard-Radcliffe Club of Maryland’s annual holiday luncheon on December 30, 2014. The topic was “A conversation on the future of libraries.”
Goucher Finance Professor Victor Ricciardi gives some advice on “pop psychology” in financial planning in this CNBC article.