Posts tagged with “Laird 100” (All posts)
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A question I often hear from alumni these days is, “What is the College doing about AI?” It’s never clear whether the questioner is worried about AI and hopes we…
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In April, I sent an email message to the alumni and family community, updating you on the College’s efforts to respond to the many challenges presented by the federal administration’s…
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I was excited to begin my tenure as president of Carleton the same summer the College announced the closing of the steam plant and our transition to geothermal energy. I…
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With so much happening on the national scene this fall, I can imagine that you may not have been focused on what’s happening at Carleton. In contrast to the constant…
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This has been a challenging year on many college and university campuses. The devastating events in Israel and Gaza have generated strong and varied reactions among students, faculty, staff, and…
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Academic excellence is such a foundational dimension of life at Carleton that we almost take it for granted. When you pause outside a classroom to listen in on a lively…
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The last few months have seen an outpouring of public commentary about higher education: on the overall value of a college degree, on whether student loan debt should be forgiven,…
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Carleton has begun a strategic planning process that provides an opportunity for the community to reflect on the educational experience of today and imagine the educational experience of tomorrow.
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I am sometimes asked how I as a college president decide when to take a position, issue a statement, or speak on potentially controversial topics. When do I speak as an individual, and when does the president speak for the institution?
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It has been great to get to know Carleton alumni in a variety of venues over the course of the year, and to find, not surprisingly, that they are a…