With the new semester have also come some exciting developments in the Student Life Division. Assistant Vice President for Student Life Emily Perl, along with Mary Tandia, assistant dean for multicultural student services, and Karen Sykes, international student adviser, recently moved in to Dorsey Center. It’s a new office and a new title for Emily, […]
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In Femme, nine artists explore various aspects of womanhood. In Certain Trees, photography captures various aspects of unspoiled landscapes. Call 410-337-6477 or visit here for more information. The reception will take place in each gallery 6-9 p.m., and an artists’ talk will be held in the Silber Gallery at 7:30 p.m.
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Led by Conductor Markand Thakar, the Baltimore Chamber Orchestra will perform Mendelssohn’s Sinfonia No. 10 in B Minor, Grieg’s Holberg Suite, and Tchaikovsky’s Souvenir de Florence. Admission is free for students or $25 general admission for this concert, which will be performed in Kraushaar at 3 p.m. For tickets, call 410-685-4050 or visit www.thebco.org.
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Associate Professor of Music Kendall Kennison will present a lecture/recital of his recent compositions for piano, as well as music by his mentors, in Merrick Lecture Hall at 8 p.m.
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In Goucher College’s new art exhibit Femme, nine female artists—Alana Beall, Allana Clarke, Donna Feldman Lasky, Claire Girodie, Marilyn Gomez, Lauren Kalman, Judith Peck, Maggie Schneider, and Sandylee Triolo—explore various aspects of womanhood. The diverse works in this exhibition portray much more than the beautiful female form; they delve into the psyche, the personal, and
The Resource Handbook for Academic Deans from the American Conference of Academic Deans includes a chapter by Goucher College Provost Marc Roy titled “Preparing for a Successful Career in Academic Leadership: Understanding Your Role.”
Kelly Brown Douglas, chair of Goucher College’s religion program, will serve as the Denison University Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Learning keynote speaker on January 27. The Newark Advocate called Brown Douglas “a leading voice in the development of a womanist theology,” and Essence magazine counts her “among this country’s most distinguished religious thinkers,
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The Atlantic magazine published Elizabeth Spire’s poem “I” in its January/February issue. She is a professor of English at Goucher.
Nick Tabor ’13, a master’s in creative nonfiction graduate from Goucher, has been named the Maryland legislative relief staffer for the Associated Press.
Sara Kern ’16, co-founder and president of the Goucher College Rotaract Club of Towson, was a guest speaker at the Paramus Rotary Club meeting on January 9, where she was also acknowledged for her enthusiasm and work in the Rotary.