Assistant Professor of Theatre Alvin Eng gave a reading and discussion of his memoir-in-progress, OUR LAUNDRY, OUR TOWN: CHINA/USA, at Baltimore Museum of Art’s “Asian Art Celebration” on Sunday, June 28. The memoir traces his days of growing up in a Chinese Hand Laundry in Flushing, Queens, NYC, to conducting a Fulbright theatre residency at […]
To celebrate the bicentennial anniversary of Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma, the Goucher College Library will host Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries. The exhibit will spotlight one of the treasures of its world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edition of Emma, published in Philadelphia in 1816. The exhibit
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Goucher College is pleased to announce that Kathleen M. Anderson will be the 2015-16 Jane Austen Scholar-in-Residence. Dr. Anderson is a professor at Palm Beach Atlantic University and a specialist in 19th-century British literature. She is the author of Jane Austen’s Guide to Thrift and a number of scholarly and popular essays on Austen that
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Julia Chernov Hwan, associate professor in political science and international relations, has input into this The National article “From Indonesia to Singapore to Malaysia, ISIL spreads its web of evil.”
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Professor of Religion Kelly Brown Douglas talks about racial stereotyping and prejudice in this Baltimore Sun piece “Confronting America’s disease: white racism.”
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Victor Ricciardi, assistant professor of financial management, gives some advice on perspective in personal finance in this Lancaster Eagle-Gazette piece.
Raj Ghoshal, an assistant professor at Goucher College, gave a talk “Finding a Roommate on Craigslist: Racial Discrimination and Housing Segregation” at Ignite Baltimore #16. Click here for a quick synopsis.
Nancy Sharp,a 2012 graduate of Goucher’s MFA in Creative Nonfiction program, was interviewed about her writing in this Examiner.com article.
Amy Roza, program director for the Goucher Prison Education Partnership, is highlighted in this Teach For America blog post about meaningful education for the incarcerated.
The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation has given Goucher College a $100,000 grant to support presidential leadership over the next three years. The grant focuses on supporting institutional reform that has an impact beyond specific programs. Goucher will use the funds to support projects that add high-impact practices to our first-year programs and provide more support
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