Short accolades about Goucher Faculty (published works, awards, etc.). Could also be about Goucher students and staff.
Associate Professor of Physics Rodney Yoder has won a $145,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to support his work on pyroelectric crystals, a major achievement for Yoder and Goucher’s Physics Program. Yoder is performing research to see if the crystals, which produce electric fields when heated, can be used to create and accelerate a …
More than two dozen Goucher students were recognized at the 24th Annual Student Leadership Awards on Wednesday, April 25. The event, held in the Hyman Forum, honored students who have made substantial contributions to the Goucher community and beyond, whether it is through civic activism, environmental sustainability, or community service. “You have made an enormous …
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The Invisibles: The Untold Story of African American Slaves in the White House wins an “IPPY.”
Kathy Flann, creative writing professor, has been named a finalist for the 2017 Baker Artist Awards in the writing category. Run by the Greater Baltimore Cultural Alliance, the awards program reviews portfolios of work and recognizes finalists in six categories. There is a $10,000 prize for the winner of each category, and an additional $30,000 …
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Professor Kathy Flann has won the 2016 Best Book Award in the short story category for her collection Get a Grip. Get a Grip previously won the 2014 George Garrett Fiction Prize, as well as the 2016 International Book Award and the National Indie Excellence Award in the short story categories. The book was also named …
On Friday November 11, Drs. Mel Lewis, Emma Amador, Irline Francois, and Michelle Tokarczyk will present a roundtable discussion, “Decolonizing Curriculums: The Marriage of Women, Gender, & Sexuality Studies and Hispanic Languages, Literatures, & Cultures” at the National Women’s Studies Association annual conference in Montréal, Québec.
Southerland will take over the reins of the non-profit, which advances and promotes high quality education in the art form of dance, at the October 2016 NDEO Annual Conference in Washington, DC.