The engraved letters above the entrance may still read “Julia Rogers Library,” but instead of books, the building on Goucher’s Academic Quad will soon house a robotics lab, the Goucher Poll center, an international commons, the Welch Center for Graduate and Professional Studies, offices, classrooms, and support services, among other features. About 60 staff, faculty, […]
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Kwame Ansah-Brew, a lecturer in Goucher’s Music Department, is interviewed about his thoughts on peace in Ghana and the rich traditions and culture of the African country.
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Goucher Students Participate in an Alternative Spring Break in Baltimore On Wednesday afternoon, with the March sun streaming through the roof of an empty West Baltimore rowhouse ravaged by a fire and age, Amanda Griffith methodically stacked mortar and brick. “It will feel good to finish it,” said the Goucher senior, looking up an unfinished
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This year Latino immigrants in Maryland will have a rare opportunity to record their stories for posterity; the campus community garden will flourish during the peak growing season; and students, faculty, and staff will engage with the greater Baltimore community even more—all thanks to Goucher’s Innovation Grant Program. For 15 years the program has provided
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Don’t miss your chance to reconnect with old friends and make new ones at this year’s Alumnae/i Weekend, 4/26-28.
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The Society for the Teaching of Psychology has selected Jennifer McCabe, Goucher associate professor for psychology, for the 2013 Instructional Resource Award. She will receive a cash award for $1,500 to support her project “Learning Strategy Demonstrations for the Psychology Classroom.”
Victor Ricciardi, assistant professor of business management at Goucher, talks about paper versus online financial documentation in this creditcards.com article.
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Proximity to both the state’s and nation’s capitals gives Goucher students a chance to participate in the democratic process in all sorts of important, hands-on ways. Eric Sargent ’15 was one of about 45 Goucher students who joined a reported 40,000 at the National Mall on Sunday, February 17, for the Forward on Climate Rally.
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Judging a book by its cover is generally considered a bad thing, but a stroll in the Athenaeum shows a display of Goucher faculty books that maybe should be judged by their covers. “It is quite impressive,” said Provost Marc Roy. The books, focusing on Russian second-language acquisition to the life of Mary Todd Lincoln,
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