Goucher’s Summer Arts Institute will feature a showcase of performances by local dance companies and independent artists on Saturday, July 13, at 7:30 p.m. in the Todd Dance Studio Theater on the college’s campus. The Collective Dance Showcase will feature established, Baltimore-based artists and dance companies such as Full Circle Dance Company, The Collective, Effervescent […]
Collective Dance Showcase Read More »
Leonard Forsman, a graduate of Goucher’s Historic Preservation M.A. program, was recently appointed by President Barack Obama to the federal Advisory Council on Historic Preservation. The council is an independent federal agency that promotes “the preservation, enhancement, and productive use of our nation’s historic resources,” and advises the President and Congress on national historic preservation
Lisa Hill, Goucher’s associate director of admissions, has been awarded the 2013 Apperson Award. The award is the Potomac and Chesapeake Association for College Admission Counseling’s highest honor and is annually presented to a member whose career embodies the ideals of the association: providing extraordinary service to students and to the college counseling profession.
Elisa Koehler, assistant professor of music at Goucher, speaks with the Frederick News Post about her work as the music director and conductor in the Frederick Symphony Orchestra, called the “cultural soul of the city.”
Frederick Symphony Orchestra an outlet for county musicians Read More »
Victor Ricciardi, assistant professor of financial management at Goucher, speaks on blogtalkradio about behavioral finance where investors aren’t nearly as rational as those seen in traditional finance.
Behavioral Finance Expert Read More »
Rodney Yoder, visiting associate professor at Goucher, recently had research featured in APS News, from the American Physical Society. For a look at his research, click here.
Chip-scale Accelerators Verge on Breakthrough Read More »
In Colony, Katherine Tzu-Lan Mann’s paintings show how patterned, highly wrought, decorative elements coalesce and then dissolve back into the organic environment. The exhibit, which is free and open to the public, runs in the Rosenberg Gallery on Goucher’s campus from Wednesday, June 12, to Sunday, September 1. The art can be viewed Monday through
The National Association of Black Journalists has announced that Nsenga K. Burton, founder and editor-in-chief of TheBurtonWire.com and chair of Goucher’s Department of Communication and Media Studies, will receive the Ray Taliaferro Entrepreneurial Spirit Award for informing, engaging, and empowering a local, national, or global audience of readers and listeners.
Goucher 2013 Commencement speaker, author Judith Viorst, kicks off this Millionaires Corner list of wise advice from this year’s speakers.
More Commencement Advice for Millennials: “Let the Drama Play Out” Read More »