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Students compete for business start-up opportunity

24 February 2020

The Start-Up Fellowship Competition encourages students pursuing for-profit and social entrepreneurship.
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Professor Alfred Montero on the economics of American higher education Outside link

21 February 2020
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Lucy Stevens ’18 and Charlie Anderson ’18 named to Forbes 30 Under 30 list

4 February 2020

Anderson, Stevens, and their fellow co-founders of the start-up Social Cipher were recognized on the Forbes 30 Under 30 list in the Education category.
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Carleton awarded Clare Boothe Luce grant to create professorship for female mathematician

31 January 2020

The professorship will enable the Carleton Department of Mathematics and Statistics to advance further its role as a leader in the education of women mathematicians.
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Professor of Spanish Palmar Álvarez-Blanco creates digital archive, The Constellation of the Commons Outside link

23 January 2020
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Project Friendship connections benefit college, school-age students Outside link

15 January 2020

Project Friendship is a nonprofit organization that matches youth in grades two through seven with a student mentor who attends either Carleton or St. Olaf College.
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Jack Kent Cooke Foundation awards partnership grant to Carleton College Summer Liberal Arts Institute

13 January 2020

This partnership will advance the two organizations’ shared goals of enabling talented high school students to attend summer programs in the liberal arts.
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Nancy Wilkie, William H. Laird Professor of Classics, Anthropology, and the Liberal Arts, Emerita, featured on NPR Outside link

8 January 2020
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‘Happy Hour’ course teaches positive psychology skills to college students Outside link

17 December 2019

The class covers positive emotions, neuroplasticity, learned optimism, positive relationships, character strengths, engagement, meaning and purpose, and gratitude.
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Podcast: Professor Cherif Keita’s Life in African Studies Outside link

12 December 2019
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