Kudos

On March 7, Mel Michelle Lewis, of women, gender, and sexuality studies and Africana studies; Kelly Brown Douglas, of religion and Africana studies; and Angelo Robinson, of English and Africana studies, presented “Teaching Sexualities in Communities of Color as a Pedagogical Project – A Roundtable Conversation” at the Masculinities Intersections Symposium: Sexuality, Gender, Race, and […]

Goucher Poll Director Mileah Kromer was on Maryland Public Television’s State Circle, showing up at the 12:55 mark to talk about Maryland residents and politics.

Jackson Gilman-Forlini ’12, the historic properties coordinator and war memorial manager with the Baltimore City Department of General Services, chats on Comcast Newsmakers about the management and restoration of city-owned historic landmarks.

Assistant Professor of International Business and Marketing David Grossman was featured in CardHub’s study examining price matching with retail establishments.

Rory Turner, who founded, launched, and continues to teach in Goucher College’s Master of the Arts in Cultural Sustainability Program, recently gave a talk about cultural sustainability at the Carnegie Center for Art and History.

Victor Ricciardi, assistant professor of financial management, ranks in the top 10 finance people on Twitter because he “provides a unique look at personal finances by investigating behaviors.”

Monique Welsh, a student at Goucher who is studying communications media studies and music, was one of the recent American Advertising Federation of Baltimore scholarship winners. Check out what she said about going to school in Baltimore and achieving her goals.

Patte Zumbrun, Goucher College retired equestrian director and Intercollegiate Horse Show Association director-at-large and Education Committee chair, received the prestigious 2015 Intercollegiate Horse Show Association (IHSA) Lifetime Achievement Award. She was profiled in The Plaid Horse in this interview.

The Goucher Feminist Collective and its local activism is mentioned in this City Paper article about prisons, police brutality, and women heroes throughout history.

Alvin Eng, assistant professor of theatre, has been invited to participate in a “La MaMa Coffeehouse Chronicle” career retrospective of internationally renowned theatre auteur Ping Chong at the La MaMa experimental theatre in New York City on March 14.