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The Washington Post has a write up on Gabby Rivera ’04—LGBTQ youth advocate, author, and now writer for Marvel Comics’ new superhero book, America: Marvel Comics reached out to Rivera, perhaps best-known for her novel “Juliet Takes a Breath,” and asked whether she’d be interested in being the writing voice behind America Chavez, a Latina, queer, […]
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Goucher College President José Antonio Bowen spoke with WBAL NewsRadio regarding his philosophy on maximizing classroom time and his new book, “Teaching Naked Techniques.” In an environment of increased content competition, Dr. Bowen advocates for reviewing content out of the classroom, so that during class a dialogue takes place amongst professors and students to increase learning opportunities.
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Time Magazine has name Goucher alum Radcliffe “Ruddy” Roye ’98 Instagram Photographer of 2016.
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Redbook Magazine on “The Business of Friendship” features Paid to Party: Working Time and Emotion in Direct Home Sales, by Goucher profs Janet Shope and Jamie Mulaney.
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After a decision last year to remove stained glass windows at the National Cathedral in Washington that honored Confederate generals, the cathedral hosted a discussion featuring professor of religion Kelly Brown Douglas. From DCist: Reverend Doctor Kelly Brown Douglas, the cathedral’s canon theologian and a professor at Goucher, calls this “the pit that divides us—a racial pit.” If
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