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Carleton Connects: Cindy Nichol ’80 and how to run an airport (or four)
Security, legislation, finances, labor, safety, politics — just how complicated is it to keep an airport up and running these days? Cindy Nichol ’80, who directs four of them, has the…
Carleton Connects: The College and the local community
Carleton and its local community are deeply interconnected, and the College not only cultivates but thrives on good relations with its neighbors. From the economic impact on Rice County to…
Carleton Connects: Wes Sundquist ’81 on how to stop a pandemic
The research lab of Wes Sundquist ’81 made discoveries that helped Gilead Sciences create lenacapavir, a drug that protects individuals at risk from HIV infection and that offers the potential…
Carleton Connects: Joel Schlosser ’03 on the entanglement of democracy and the environment
What would a sustainable democracy look like? How do politics and ecology shape one another? And what does conscious mythmaking have to do with it all? Join political science professor…
Carleton Connects: Laura Hartpence and new directions for the Career Center
As today’s job market continues to fluctuate, Carleton is focused more than ever on helping students chart their career path. Join Career Center director Laura Hartpence to hear how Carleton,…
Carleton Connects: Jack El-Hai ’79 on how to tell stories and make movies
Jack El-Hai ’79 is the award-winning author of The Nazi and the Psychiatrist (the basis of the forthcoming movie Nuremberg), Face in the Mirror (published this month), and many other works of nonfiction. Join the conversation…
Carleton Connects: Pete Cowdin ’85 and bringing books to life
There’s nothing quite like it. The Rabbit hOle, a new immersive museum experience in Kansas City dedicated to children’s literature, is the singular brainchild of Pete Cowdin ’85 and his partner Deb Pettid.…
Carleton Connects: Toni Carter ’75 and public service
Communities thrive when their leaders make room for the voices of the disempowered. Join Toni Carter ’75 for a conversation on her experience as a public servant dedicated to improving the lives…
Carleton Connects: The direction of TV and film
Carleton is justifiably proud of its many alumni who have gone on to stellar careers in film and TV. Join four distinguished directors and producers—Wendy West ’94, Andrij Parekh ’94, Maggie Bowman…
Carleton Connects: Dan Hernández and regenerative agriculture
Can we really produce food in a way that is good for the environment? Carleton biology professor Dan Hernández studies regenerative agriculture and its goal of restoring soil quality through management practices based on…
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