Posts tagged with “Academics” (All posts)
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Nine Carleton professors appointed to endowed chairs
22 September 2023Professors Adriana Estill, Laura Goering, Deanna Haunsperger, Judith Howard, Baird Jarman, Nicola Melville, Annette Nierobisz, Jeffrey Ondich, and Éva Pósfay were appointed to endowed chairs at the beginning of September.
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Carleton remains top 10 liberal arts college in U.S. News and World Report rankings
18 September 2023U.S. News and World Report ranked Carleton number nine for national liberal arts colleges, and once again named it as the number one school for undergraduate teaching.
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Tsegaye Nega and Deborah Gross combine learning and practice in courses behind Ethiopian cookstove project featured by United Nations
15 September 2023Nega and Gross team-teach two courses and a winter break off-campus studies program to Ethiopia, all focused on the relationship between climate change and human health.
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Constellation of the Commons brings student-faculty research partnership to rural Spain
7 September 2023Professor Palmar Alvarez-Blanco and Grace Wallace-Jackson ’24 worked this summer on the Constellation of the Commons, an open access digital archive and ongoing ecological humanities research project.
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Natalie Bax ’24 and Oliver Tullio ’24 selected for Fulbright Canada-MITACS Globalink research program
28 June 2023Bax will be doing statistical research at Western University in London, Ontario, and Tullio will travel to Halifax, Nova Scotia to do research with the architecture department at Dalhousie University.
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The promotions are approved by the Board of Trustees and will take effect in the fall.
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Academic Civic Engagement course behind annual Empty Bowls event brings Carleton and Northfield communities together
23 June 2023Empty Bowls is a beloved annual campus tradition, brought to life by Professor Kelly Connole’s ceramics class and volunteers from across the College.
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Academic Civic Engagement class partners with Faribault nature preserve to tell story of complex past
12 June 2023Antony Adler ’06 led an applied Academic Civic Engagement course this spring, History Beyond the Walls, in which the class used public history to explore the complicated past of the River Bend Nature Center in Faribault.
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Television writer Bob Daily ’82 discusses everything from screenwriting to teaching to following a career path focused on “fun.”
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Carls studying biology and economics united to bridge the gap between scientific breakthroughs and entrepreneurship.
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