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ACES Associate Director Emily Seru recently sat down with Carleton English faculty member Susan Jaret McKinstry to reflect on her experience introducing an applied ACE component to her existing English…
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Hiring a 5th Year Education Associate for the 2022-23 Academic Year
22 February 2022The CCCE has a 5th Year Education Associate Position available for a graduating Carleton Senior (Full-Time, Temporary) (see job description). Hiring will take place this spring. The start date is mid-August. A…
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We are pleased to announce that Danielle Trajano will be stepping into this new role in the CCCE as of February 7. Danielle comes to this position from her role…
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Winter Term 2022 Newsletter is now available
1 February 2022The Winter Term Newsletter for the CCCE is now available to be viewed.Included in this issue: Welcome Emily Seru, Associate Director for Academic Civic Engagement and Scholarship Into the Arb event Student Pathways…
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The CCCE is excited to share that our office is now the official sponsor of the Wellstone House for Organizing and Activism (WHOA). WHOA is a residential space for students…
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Below are excerpts of an interview with Anita Chikkatur, associate professor of educational studies, about the Participatory Action Research Website. This website came about as part of a multi-year, campus-community…
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Interview with Lin Winton: “Data Visualization as Activism”
12 January 2022Below are excerpts of an interview with Lin Winton, Director of the Quantitative Resource Center, about her class “Data Visualization as Activism”, a first-year argument and inquiry (A&I) class for…
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Emily Seru hired as the Center for Community and Civic Engagement Associate Director for Academic Civic Engagement and Scholarship
15 November 2021We are pleased to announce that Emily Seru will be joining the Center for Community and Civic Engagement (CCCE) at Carleton on January 1, 2022. Emily comes to Carleton College…
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TORCH Summer Scholars Tour Carleton Campus
30 September 2021Maybe you have seen the tour groups walking around on campus now! They were not the only group to get to finally return and tour campus. This summer, the TORCH…
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New to Northfield: Farm to Family Market Outside link
24 September 2021Carleton students, Tali Emlen ’22 and Colleen Milligan ‘22, are checking people in and restocking the rainbow of food on the tables. Kale, strawberries, melons–the bounty of summer produce is free for all residents in need.
“It’s a new program this summer,” said Milligan, who, along with Emlen, is serving as a food access intern for the CAC this summer. “They’ve always had the food pantry at the CAC, but they were looking to expand the program because the produce hour at the food shelf does so well. So, with the help of all the farms around here, they decided to expand it into a full farmers market.”