Posts tagged with “CCCE News” (All posts)
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How applicable is algebra to everyday life? One Carleton Math Comps Group set out to answer this question for two classes of Northfield students this fall and winter. Their Comps…
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Toward more just futures: Spring 2021 News
25 April 2021Spring Term 2021 Newsletter This newsletter features the products of academic civic engagement courses, student-led community collaborations, campus-wide initiatives, and more. Carleton, the Dakota, and the Dakota Homelands stories; Trio…
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Grassroots organizer and scholar Ruth Wilson Gilmore will deliver a convocation address on Friday, October 23 from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. See our class discussion questions to accompany Gilmore’s address.
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Discussion questions for Mindy Romero’s Convocation Address—plus, join Romero for a conversation
9 October 2020The political sociologist Mindy Romero will deliver a convocation address on Friday, October 16 from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. See our class discussion questions to accompany Romero’s address. Directly following her convocation…
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Class Discussion Questions for Alexander Heffner’s Convocation Address
30 September 2020On October 2, Alexander Heffner, host of PBS’ “The Open Mind,” will deliver a convocation address examining divisiveness in American discourse. See our class discussion questions to accompany Mr. Heffner’s…
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Interviews with New Professional Staff
18 August 2020Creighton Brown (he/him/his) Where were you before Carleton? What brought you here? Before joining Carleton College, I guided Inclusion Initiatives and LGBTQ+ Programs at North Dakota State University and spent…
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Announcing New Staff in the CCCE Office
28 July 2020We’re excited to introduce three new team members to the Carleton Center for Community and Civic Engagement (CCCE), as of August. Please join us in welcoming Creighton, Ellie, and Alan.…
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CCCE Welcomes 2020-21 Fellows
9 July 2020The CCCE would like to congratulate and welcome our 2020–21 Fellows! We have a robust group of returning fellows this year, along with three new professional staff members.
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Last week, through the collaborative work of the CCCE and ACE, Carleton students and staff released Quiet Town, a self-described “quarantine chapbook,” a collection of creative written pieces and visual…
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Professor Melanie Freeze and students examine the effectiveness of COVID-19 public messages
22 June 2020A spring 2020 political science course constructed an online experiment to explore the effectiveness of various public messages regarding the COVID-19 crisis.