Jamie Mullaney, associate professor of sociology and anthropology, and Janet Shope, associate dean for faculty affairs, use this Gender & Society blog post to discuss ideas behind their book Paid to Party: Working Time and Emotion in Direct Sales.
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Goucher’s Rosenberg and Silber galleries are listed in this City Biz List article that looks at the gallery scene in Towson, which offers both traditional and non-traditional exhibition spaces.
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Victor Ricciardi, assistant professor of financial management at Goucher, gives some advice on Yahoo! Finance about how young people can control their financial future.
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Clare Adams ’14 was awarded an American Society for Microbiology Research Fellowship for the summer of 2013. The fellowship was aimed at highly competitive students wishing to pursue graduate careers in microbiology. This year the society accepted 37 of the 138 students who applied. Birthe Kjellerup, Goucher assistant professor of biology, is Adam’s mentor, and
Victor Ricciardi, assistant professor of financial management at Goucher, discusses who should consider investing in a Roth IRA and whether the time is right to purchase an annuity for Bankrate.com.
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Gay Life recently had the opportunity to speak with Laura Amussen, director of Goucher’s exhibitions and art collections, about AFLOAT, her first solo exhibition in seven years.
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Victor Ricciardi, assistant professor of financial management at Goucher, recently appeared for a behavioral finance interview on the radio program Real Money with David Holland. The 10-minute interview is about 13 minutes into the program here.
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To kick off the exhibit “Literature in English, 1713-1913” at Union College, Goucher Associate Professor of English Juliette Wells spoke about the reception and reworking of Pride and Prejudice in America today. Wells, the author of Everybody’s Jane: Jane Austen in the Popular Imagination, spoke of the book’s reception throughout history and examined contemporary adaptations
Chorégraphie Antique, the dance history ensemble of Goucher College, recently performed at a Homewood Museum fundraiser.
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Kwame Ansah-Brew, a lecturer in Goucher’s Music Department, offered an engaging, first-hand exploration of West African cultural traditions to some Maryland students, as detailed in this Star Democrat article.
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