Because Hurricane Sandy has impacted the lives of millions of Americans, Goucher will be flexible with our admissions and financial aid deadlines. Contact the Admissions Office at (410) 337-6100 or admissions@goucher.edu if we can be of assistance.
Goucher College’s Master of Education Program is adding a new specialization in elementary/secondary special education to its already-robust offerings. Teachers with existing content certification will be able to work toward a 36-credit Master of Education (M.Ed.) or a post-master’s Professional Development Certificate (PDC) (22 graduate credits). The courses will be designed to prepare teachers of
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After much planning and production, Goucher College has launched its new website. A first look can be found here. The site, produced by the Office of Communications in consultation with key college constituencies, is the flagship communications vehicle for the college. Goucher Webmaster John Perrelli said employees have been working on this project for more
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Goucher College didn’t escape Hurricane Sandy unscathed, but damage remained relatively minimal for what it could have been, said Harold Tinsley, director of Facilities Management Services. A post-storm assessment showed 16 trees down that resulted in damage to fencing, the gatehouse trellis, and some walkway light poles. General debris, along with some building leaks from
Nsenga K. Burton, assistant professor of communication and media studies, discusses the rise and likely persistence of reality television in this NY Times opinion piece.
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Associate Professor of English Juliette Wells has a chapter in the recently published ‘Uses of Austen: Jane’s Afterlives.’ Her section is titled ‘New Approaches to Austen and the Popular Reader.’
Palgrave Macmillan recently published ‘Black Bodies and the Black Church: A Blues Slant,’ a book by Professor Kelly Brown Douglas, chair of the department of religion.
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Diane Scharper, who recently joined Goucher’s Department of English, reviews seven books on the still hotly debated Second Vatican Council, which addressed relations between the Roman Catholic Church and the modern world.
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In Perspectives: A Look through Cultural Lenses, a new art exhibit at Goucher College, Joyce Yu-Jean Lee presents divergent views of her American and Chinese heritage through video works. The cross-cultural exhibit, which is free and open to the public, runs in the Silber Gallery on Goucher’s campus from Tuesday, October 30, to Sunday, December
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