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Goucher College Hires New Vice President for Finance and Administration

Following a comprehensive nationwide search, Goucher has hired Tammi D. Jackson as its new vice president for finance and administration. Jackson joined the college community on January 2. Jackson came to Goucher from Mills College in Oakland, California, where she was vice president for finance and administration/treasurer. In her role there, she served as strategic […]

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Civil Rights: Past/Present/Future

News / Tara de Souza

Nearly 150 years ago, poet, activist, and black Baltimorean Frances E.W. Harper took the platform in Union Square, New York, to discuss voting rights and segregation of public transportation. She began her speech with a rather private story about how her husband had died suddenly, heavily in debt, leaving her alone to provide for her

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3 Holistic College Admissions Trends to Watch

In the Media / John Perrelli

U.S. News & World Report includes the Goucher Video Application in this list of new and more holistic ways of examining how a student will succeed at a college.

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Patte Zumbrun

Uncategorized / John Perrelli

Patte Zumbrun, Goucher College’s retired equestrian director, is the 2015 recipient of the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association’s (IHSA) Lifetime Achievement Award.

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Maryland residents give parks thumbs-up

In the Media / John Perrelli

Goucher Poll findings are front and center in this Baltimore Sun analysis of Maryland residents’ recreational habits.

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Hillary Versus History

In the Media / John Perrelli

Jean Baker, professor of history at Goucher, is cited by The New York Times in this article about Hillary Clinton and the history of Democrats being voted into office after other Democrats.

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From chaos in N. Phila. to a White House invitation

In the Media / John Perrelli

Chionque Mines ’15 is profiled in this Philly.com blog post regarding her tumultuous past, bright future, and introduction of President Obama at the White House College Opportunity Summit in November.

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Kathy Flann

Kudos / John Perrelli

The short-story collection Get a Grip by Associate Professor of English Kathy Flann has won the George Garrett Award at Texas Review Press.

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Therese Ronco ’15 and Maia Stam ’15

Kudos / John Perrelli

Goucher dance students Therese Ronco ’15 and Maia Stam’15 shared their college experiences in the new publication Studying Dance- A Guide for Campus and Beyond, written by Karen Schupp.

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Wendy Torres ’12

Kudos / John Perrelli

Wendolyn Velez-Torres ’12, lower-school technology integration specialist at Roland Park Country School, was selected for inclusion in the Volume IV edition of The Latino American Who’s Who. She received her Master of Education with a concentration in educational technology from Goucher College.

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