Goucher students, faculty, and staff were encouraged to read The Cellist of Sarajevo by Steven Galloway over winter break as part of a community reading project and to gather with other community members this semester to discuss the book. Chaplain Cynthia Terry, who coordinates the project, said the book discussions are informal, and no preparation […]
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Nsenga K. Burton, chair of Goucher’s Department of Communications and Media Studies, talks about how linebacker Ray Lewis has served not just as the face of the Ravens, but as the media face of Baltimore.
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Congratulations to Laura Amy Schlitz ’77, who has just been named the recipient of a 2013 Newbery Honor for her latest masterpiece, “Splendors and Glooms.” This is the second time she has been honored by the Newbery Committee.
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Is there such a thing as Austen overload? Juliette Wells, an associate professor of English at Goucher, contributes to the conversation on the 200th anniversary of the publication of “Pride and Prejudice.”
Juliette Wells, an associate professor of English at Goucher, discusses the hubbub surrounding the 200th anniversary of the publication of “Pride and Prejudice.”
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Goucher Provost Marc Roy has been elected to a two-year term as the chair of the board of directors for the American Conference of Academic Deans. For more information on ACAD, visit www.acad-edu.org.
The Daily Record has recognized Gita Deane, a learning specialist at Goucher’s Academic Center for Excellence, as a 2013 Influential Marylander for her work as a marriage equality proponent. Winners are chosen on their impact to the Maryland community. For more information, visit here.
Michael J. O’Leary, vice president for enrollment management, discusses how Goucher is addressing some of the most pressing trends in higher education.
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Juliette Wells, an associate professor of English at Goucher, discussed the Jane Austen craze in a Wall Street Journal piece.
In this NPR piece, Ann Duncan, an assistant professor of religion at Goucher College, discusses how inaugural references to a Supreme Being have evolved over time.
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