“Midday with Dan Rodricks”
Bill U’Ren, Goucher assistant professor of English, was on “Midday with Dan Rodricks” to give his perspective on the late Tom Clancy’s success as an author.
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Laura Amussen
Director of Exhibitions, Laura Amussen, will use sculpture, installation, photography, drawing, video, and performance for her first solo exhibition in seven years, AFLOAT, at the Creative Alliance in Baltimore. Her artwork gives physical expression to what it means to carry mental, emotional, and spiritual baggage. Gallery hours are Tuesday to Saturday, 11 a.m. to 7
‘Bad Faith: When Religion Goes Wrong and How We Can Make It Right’
Goucher College is proud to present “Bad Faith: When Religion Goes Wrong and How We Can Make It Right,” a conversation with Christian leaders, on Wednesday, October 9, at 7 p.m. in Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum. A distinguished group of regional leaders of several Christian denominations will discuss the ecumenical and interfaith work of
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History Works! Panel Discussion
Join recent history graduates as they discuss their post-college experiences and the value of their studies during “History Works!,” a panel discussion at Goucher College, on Wednesday, November 13, at 7 p.m. in Buchner Hall of the Alumnae/i House. Panelists will be: Dan Amodeo ’09, Law student at American University Mollie Carlin ’12, Middle school teacher and
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Goucher’s MADArts Program Helps Filmmaker Hone His Craft
Early this September, Kris Raser, a student in Goucher College’s Digital Arts Program proudly sat among about 200 people gathered to watch the premiere of Toobie, the story of a typical 15-year-old trying to blend in at school and get by—without any trouble from bullies. Raser had helped develop, write, produce, and score the movie
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Moving Quickly? The Progression of Gay Rights in America
By Ke’Aun Charles ’15* Frank Bruni—the New York Times’ first openly gay op-ed columnist—has written several pieces on being gay in America, sexuality, and religion, and the legal battles the LGBTQ community is waging to secure rights. On September 30, he was on campus to give a talk titled “A New Day: Same-Sex Marriage in
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Dale Gyure
Dale Gyure, Goucher College adjunct associate professor of historic preservation, was featured as a noted Frank Lloyd Wright scholar and speaker at the Graycliffee Conservancy, Inc. in Buffalo, NY.
‘Ballots, Babies and Banners of Peace’
The Baltimore Jewish Times highlighted Melissa R. Klapper, Goucher alumna and upcoming speaker, in this article about her book research and the activism of the Baltimore Jewish community.
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Victor Ricciardi
Victor Ricciardi, assistant professor of financial management at Goucher, recently served as an expert panelist for the session titled “Do Trading Simulations Really Help Students to Improve Their Financial Knowledge?” at the 2013 Annual Meeting of the Academy of Behavioral Finance & Economics, held at DePaul University in Chicago.
NY Times columnist to talk marriage
The Washington Blade got the word out about Frank Bruni, the New York Times’ first openly gay op-ed columnist, who will speak at Goucher on 9/30 about the recent shift in public sentiment on gay marriage in America.
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