In the Media

This Baltimore Sun article announced the resignation of Sanford J. Ungar, who has been Gocuher College’s president since July 2001, effective June 30, 2014. Read more here.

This Baltimore Fishbowl post notes not only President Ungar’s resignation, but also his prominent roles prior to his presidency, including stints as director of broadcasting agency Voice of America; host of NPR’s All Things Considered; and the Washington editor of The Atlantic, managing editor of Foreign Policy, staff writer for The Washington Post, and contributing

This Chronicle of Higher Education article notes President Ungar’s resignation announcement, pointing out that under his leadership, Goucher gained distinction for instituting a requirement that all students participate in some form of study abroad.

Goucher is listed as one of the “Best Colleges for Nontraditional Students” according to BestColleges.com.

Wes Crawford, drummer and Goucher applied music associate, talks about versatility in his career and the local music scene in this Sentinel Newspapers article.

This Carroll County Times article mentions Goucher College-based dance group Choreographie Antique, which performed Civil War-era dances at a recent fundraiser.

The Baltimore Fishbowl’s event of the day was a new art exhibit in Goucher’s Rosenberg Gallery.

This Lexington Herald-Leader article follows Jim Dahlman, a Goucher master’s of fine arts in creative nonfiction student, on a 275-mile-long historic walking route he traveled to gather writing material.

Elisa Koehler, assistant professor of music at Goucher, speaks with the Frederick News Post about her work as the music director and conductor in the Frederick Symphony Orchestra, called the “cultural soul of the city.”

Victor Ricciardi, assistant professor of financial management at Goucher, speaks on blogtalkradio about behavioral finance where investors aren’t nearly as rational as those seen in traditional finance.