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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In this Gazette article the president of Marylanders Against Gun Violence cites the Goucher Poll, which showed a large majority of Marylanders support licensing and fingerprinting to purchase handguns and restrictions on gun ownership by those with a history of mental health issues.
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Goucher College is honoring the fourth class of inductees into its Athletics Hall of Fame, which recognizes, honors, and perpetuates the memory of those individuals who have made outstanding contributions to Goucher College athletics and its intercollegiate athletics program. The induction ceremony will be held Friday, April 26, at 6 p.m. in the Decker Sports
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Robert Beachy, chair of the Department of History at Goucher College, has been selected to serve as an ambassador for the German Academic Exchange Service. Beachy was one of 29 individuals chosen by the German organization to help inspire others to conduct research in Germany.
Billy Daly ’16, Hannah Locke ’13, and Allison Marie Rich ’13 were selected to be published in the Roosevelt Institute Campus Network annual policy journal 10 Ideas, which presents specific plans for change that can make government more innovative, more engaging, and more democratic. Additionally, Locke, author of “Watershed Management for Healthier, Cheaper Urban Water,”
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This balanced panel of experts will debate U.S. gun reform as Goucher College’s Spring 2013 President’s Forum presentation on Monday, April 15, at 8 p.m. in the Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum: Colleen Barry, associate professor and associate chair for research and practice, the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Sen. James Brochin,
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Zoe Amram Summit ’16 talks about the importance of spiritual life on campus in this Baltimore Jewish Times piece.
In this piece, Kelly Brown Douglas, professor of religion at Goucher College, talks about seeing marriage equality as a civil rights and civil liberties issue.
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N. Scott Robinson, a lecturer in Goucher’s Music Department, talks about traditional music—mostly from the Middle East, India, and Africa—in this Gazette article.
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Tamiro Villazon Scholer ’13 gave a talk titled “Density of States of Type II Superconductors in High Magnetic Fields” at the American Physical Society’s March meeting in Baltimore. Goucher students Julian Irwin ’13 and Owen Lehmer ’13 also contributed to research for the project, supervised by Associate Professor of Physics Sasha Dukan.
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