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Carleton campus geothermal project wins GeoStar ‘Top Job’ award from New York Geothermal Energy Organization
16 May 2022The project by Salas O’Brien is part of Carleton’s Utility Master Plan, which is a major component in the college’s goal to be a carbon neutral campus by the year 2050.
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The piece argues that extracurricular activities can have as much impact as your major on your post-college job.
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Her chapter is titled “Notes on the Culture of the Commons in a Cooperative Frame: Numax in Santiago de Compostela”
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The article focuses on his teaching philosophy and how process and materials guide his design aesthetic.
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As the chair of the European studies department and director of the Center for Global and Regional Studies, Tompkins is also a strong advocate for increased international engagement throughout the Carleton experience.
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Carter serves as a member of the Board of Commissioners for Ramsey County.
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He will explore new electrochemical approaches to catalysis and build a repertoire of skills to support his ongoing NSF-funded research with Carleton students.
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Professor Alex Knodell publishes chapter in Political Geographies of the Bronze Age Aegean Outside link
11 May 2022His contribution combines qualitative and quantitative data from Linear B texts, material culture and the physical environment.
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Senior classics major Scott Shafer ’22 delves into the history of a sanctuary for the Greek god Apollo built in 430 B.C.E. by the ancient city of Athens.
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The paper explores an exciting new approach to catalytic carbon monoxide oxidation.
