Florence Martin, professor of French and francophone cinema and literature, recently published “Écran pour tous? Personnages gays dans trois films phares tunisiens,” (Screen for All? Gay characters in three featured Tunisian films) in Africultures No 96: Les Homosexualités en Afrique. She was also a discussion guest at CUNY’s City Cinematheque, pertaining to the film Rachida.
April Oettinger, assistant professor of art and chair of the Art and Art History Department, was awarded a fellowship from the Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation for scholarship on Venice and the Veneto. The grant will fund her summer residence in Venice, where she will continue her research on the role of Lorenzo Lotto, other contemporaries
Eryn London ’08 is profiled in this New Jersey Jewish News article about her career path, titled “Orthodox woman trains as Halacha adviser.”
Gabrielle Spear’s ’15 reflections on her study abroad trip to Rwanda were recently published by the Matador Network here.
Technical.ly Baltimore takes a look at a civic hackathon organized by Goucher’s graduate programs that will bring together citizens, software developers, scholars, entrepreneurs, designers, and other creative thinkers to help communities thrive.
Goucher College To Host Civic Hackathon In April Read More »
Author Emily Parker, who is visiting Goucher on 3/12, speaks with The Baltimore Sun about the impact of social media sites in repressive political countries.
How social media fights repressive regimes Read More »
In this Baltimore Sun article, Mileah Kromer, director of Goucher’s Sarah T. Hughes Field Politics Center, says many voters are waiting to see how Democratic front runner Lt. Gov. Anthony G. Brown will define his candidacy—and explains why he should differentiate himself from Gov. Martin J. O’Malley.
Voters yet to get clear picture of Brown’s vision for Maryland Read More »
Victor Ricciardi, assistant professor of financial management, appeared on Maryland Public Television’s Your Money and Business on February 20. Ricciardi discussed his new book Investor Behavior: The Psychology of Financial Planning and Investing.
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Eli Kaufman ’15 interviewed Victor Ricciardi, assistant professor of financial management, for a Copenhagen Post article on household debt in Denmark.
Household debt levels soar, but is it a crisis? Read More »
Maryse Fauvel, a professor of French studies at the College of William & Mary, will present the talk “Museums as Ways of Forgetting: A Parisian Case Study” on Thursday, April 3, at 7 p.m. in Buchner Hall of Goucher College’s Alumnae/i House. This interdisciplinary talk, which will be presented in English, will look at various
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