Short accolades about Goucher Faculty (published works, awards, etc.). Could also be about Goucher students and staff.
Victor Ricciardi, assistant professor of financial management, presented “The Psychology of Risk during the Financial Crisis of 2008” at the post-doc workshop of financial historians during Decision Taking, Confidence and Risk Management in Banks: 19th and 20th Century at the University Duisburg-Essen, Historical Institute in Essen, Germany on February 27 and 28.
Linda Shopes, a teacher in the Master of Arts in Cultural Sustainability program, talks about the difference between collecting and curating in this Oxford Unviersity Press blog post “Reflections on the ‘urge to collect.’”
Goucher College Assistant Professor of Financial Management Professor Victor Ricciardi’s new article with co-author Kent Baker “Understanding Behavioral Aspects of Financial Planning and Investing” is in the Journal of Financial Planning’s March 2015 issue.
The February issue of The Brass Herald magazine has a review of Associate Professor and Chair of the Music Department Elisa Koehler’s book, Fanfares and Finesse, calling it an “engaging guide to the history of the trumpet.”
Victor Ricciardi, assistant professor of financial management, was quoted in USA Today about investment policies in the news story “There ought to be these retirement laws.”
Alexis Regopoulos ’18 was named Second Team All-Landmark for women’s swimming.
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Goucher Poll Director Mileah Kromer’s wedding is charming in this Baltimore Sun “Wedded” column.
Some unknown Goucher students get a shout-out in this Baltimore Sun article about the aftermath of a recent snow storm. “ If it wasn’t for the kids of Goucher helping, so many motorists would have been stuck until Sunday,” said one resident.
Barbara Roswell, assistant professor of English, won the prestigious Society of Professors of Education Book Award for 2014 for her book Turning Teaching Inside Out, A Pedagogy of Transformation for Community-Based Education.
Courier Life’s Brooklyn Daily puts on the spotlight on Celena Dyal ‘16, who spent her winter break tutoring children of her host family from a semester abroad in Thailand.