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Dear Carls, I couldn’t be more excited to celebrate the Carleton College Class of 2024 this commencement season. The Class of 2024 had one of the most challenging entrances into…
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The graduating class of 2024 stands apart. Unlike any cohort before them, their college experience has been indelibly marked by the global phenomenon of COVID-19, social and cultural unrest, and international upheaval. Their journey has been one of adaptation, resilience, and a unique brand of ingenuity. As the Class of 2024 embarks on the exciting journey of graduation, the Division of Student Life wants to highlight their unique experiences and celebrate their accomplishments. Amira Aladetan ’24, Ammy Lin ’24, and Frank Sheffield ’24 share their reflections on their time at Carleton. Read on to learn more.
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The Assessment Team is wrapping up another successful academic year by accomplishing several of its goals. The team has focused on providing opportunities for staff to collaborate in assessment efforts, share assessment results, and learning opportunities to gain assessment skills. The team hosted the three Lunch ’n’ Learns for staff to build on their learning, focusing on assessment skills, concepts, and tools. Read on to learn more.
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Starting July 1st, the Division of Student Life will welcome Jonathan Gonzales as the new Director of the Gender and Sexuality Center. He comes to Carleton from Warren Wilson College in North Carolina, where he served as the Director of Student Activities and Queer Life. Read on to learn more about Jonathan Gonzales and our featured Peer Leaders working for the Office of Intercultural Life and Residential Life.
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The term may be over, but Student Life is still buzzing! We’re busy celebrating our graduating seniors, wrapping up the year with exciting events, and getting ready for action-packed summer programs. Dive in and see what’s on the horizon!
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Starting in a new environment is exciting – it’s a chance to explore, grow, and become more independent. But let’s be honest, it can also feel isolating. Whether you’re a graduating senior venturing into the workforce, a summer intern in a new city, or a student embarking on a study abroad adventure, building a support system is key to cultivating a sense of belonging. Read on to learn a few ways to find community and thrive in a new environment as a young professional.