President José Antonio Bowen speaks with the Baltimore Business Journal about what Goucher College is doing to rethink what it means to get a liberal arts degree.
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Local business and community leaders gathered on Goucher’s campus for the first Goucher Business Circle.
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TOWSON, Md. – Goucher College is pleased to introduce its new mascot, “Rowdy the Gopher.” The newest addition to Goucher College and the athletics program will make their debut at Got Into Goucher Day on Friday, March 31st, 2017. The change occurs at a very exciting time for Goucher College and its athletics program. Since
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The American Council on Education (ACE) recognized Goucher College for its commitment to excellence in teaching at ACE’s 99th annual meeting in March. Goucher and 13 other institutions were honored for their leadership in an awards ceremony. The colleges and universities have all partnered with ACUE, a program in collaboration with ACE, to implement evidence-based
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Goucher College has announced that the keynote speaker for the 126th Commencement ceremony will be Leon Botstein, conductor, music historian, and president of Bard College in New York. Botstein is a leading advocate for progressive education and strengthening the importance of the liberal arts in public life. The Goucher College Commencement ceremony will take place on
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The Washington Post has a write up on Gabby Rivera ’04—LGBTQ youth advocate, author, and now writer for Marvel Comics’ new superhero book, America: Marvel Comics reached out to Rivera, perhaps best-known for her novel “Juliet Takes a Breath,” and asked whether she’d be interested in being the writing voice behind America Chavez, a Latina, queer,
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Goucher College President José Antonio Bowen spoke with WBAL NewsRadio regarding his philosophy on maximizing classroom time and his new book, “Teaching Naked Techniques.” In an environment of increased content competition, Dr. Bowen advocates for reviewing content out of the classroom, so that during class a dialogue takes place amongst professors and students to increase learning opportunities.
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Kathy Flann, creative writing professor, has been named a finalist for the 2017 Baker Artist Awards in the writing category. Run by the Greater Baltimore Cultural Alliance, the awards program reviews portfolios of work and recognizes finalists in six categories. There is a $10,000 prize for the winner of each category, and an additional $30,000
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