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Alison R. Byerly

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Alison Byerly Named 12th President of Carleton College

Byerly was appointed to the position by a unanimous vote of the Carleton College Board of Trustees and will take office on Aug. 1, 2021. Read More

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Carleton College celebrates the End of Steam as carbon footprint plunges
Eight Carleton seniors named Weitz Fellows
Social entrepreneur Rachel Sumekh to deliver Carleton convocation
Carleton greenhouse installs Heliospectra lights and control system
Carleton students organize supply drive in support of Brooklyn Center protests

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Skinner Chapel in the winter

Carleton College awards tenure to two faculty members

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Sy Schuster

Remembering mathematics professor Sy Schuster, a trailblazer for diversity

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Carleton College celebrates the End of Steam as carbon footprint plunges

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2020 Fulbright Students

Carleton Named a Top Producer of Fulbright U.S. Students for 2020–21

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Eight Carleton seniors named Weitz Fellows

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Sagal Ahmed ’22

Sagal Ahmed ’22 named 2021 Truman Scholar

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John Greene ’96 (left) and Christopher Roan ’04 (right)

Carleton alumni launch new music technology company

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Erik Andrews ’82 at the beach

Erik Andrews ’82 bikes across the country raising money for Appalachia Service Project

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Alison R. Byerly, the 12th President of Carleton College

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Sun shines outside Sayles-Hill Campus Center

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Elsewhere

Elizabeth Watson ’96 nominated for Assistant Secretary for Congressional and Intergovernmental Affairs, Department of Labor
Patrick Sukhum ’96 named CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters Twin Cities (BBBS)
Maya Stovall ’23 and Siena Leone-Getten ’21 collaborate with former Minn Gov. Arne Carlson on protecting the state’s drinking water
Professors Michael McNally and Shana Sippy collaborate with Twin Cities Public Television to present “Sacred Minnesota,” a series of four documentary shorts
Associate professor of political science Tun Myint shares his own experience as a student leader in the 1988 democracy movement in Myanmar.

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Kudos

Ryan Terrien, assistant professor of physics and astronomy gets NASA support for extrasolar planet research
Marty Baylor, associate professor of physics awarded SPIE Education Outreach Grant
Lori Pearson, Professor of Religion, receives NEH Summer Stipend in support of book project
Layla Oesper, assistant professor of computer science awarded a National Science Foundation CAREER grant
Michael McNally, professor of religious studies, receives Luce/ACLS fellowship in Religion, Journalism & International Affairs

Alumni

Elizabeth Watson ’96 nominated for Assistant Secretary for Congressional and Intergovernmental Affairs, Department of Labor
Patrick Sukhum ’96 named CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters Twin Cities (BBBS)
Carleton alumni launch new music technology company
New Global Engagement award recognizes commitment to cultural immersion, cross-cultural learning
Kimberly Clausing ’91 named deputy assistant secretary for tax analysis, Office of Tax Policy in the U.S. Department of the Treasury

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