Short accolades about Goucher Faculty (published works, awards, etc.). Could also be about Goucher students and staff.
A story co-authored by Emily Billo, assistant professor of Environmental Studies and Isaiah Zukowski ’16, is up on the Contested Natures blog of the North American Congress on Latin America website. The publication is a result of field research conducted in Ecuador in June 2015.
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Alex Doccolo ’17 (Computer Science), Sam Levin ’17 (Computer Science), and Michael Senerchia ’17 (Computer Science and Mathematics) recently competed in the ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest for the Mid-Atlantic Region at Johns Hopkins University.
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Seth Manfield ’13 made news in the magic world, becoming the 2015 “Magic: The Gathering” world champion. See details here.
Post-Baccalaureate Premed student Maya Alexandri is giving a reading of her novel The Celebration Husband at Ukazoo Books in Towson on Sunday, November 29, at 1 p.m. For more information about Alexandri, check out her website here.
Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies Emily Billo and Isaiah Zukowski ’16 wrote “Criminals or Citizens? Mining and Citizen Protest in Correa’s Ecuador” for the North American Congress on Latin America blog.
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Nina Kasniunas, an associate professor of political science at Goucher College, comments in this NBC News story, “Meet Nick Mosby, One Half of Baltimore’s Young Power Couple.”
Mileah Kromer, director of the Sarah T. Hughes Field Politics Center at Goucher College, is quoted in this Baltimore Sun article about Maryland Democrats and Republicans.
Nina Kasniunas, political science associate professor, is quoted in the Baltimore Sun article about the Baltimore Mayoral race and real or perceived conflicts of interest related to Nick Mosby’s run.
Professor of Religion Kelly Brown Douglas was interviewed by KAZI radio about her book Stand Your Ground: Black Bodies and the Justice of God.
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Check out TNBBC’s “The Next Best Book Blog” to hear Associate Professor Kathy Flann read an excerpt from her book of short stories Get a Grip. Also, the first review of Get a Grip is out on the “Vulpes Libris” blog, and here’s an interview she did with James Magruder about the book for “Fiction Writers Review.”