Category: newswire-first
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Ecuadorian Banana Grower Pairs with Local Farmer to Discuss Fair Trade
Mariana Cobos and Josh Reinitz will explore fair trade, organic, sustainable, and equitable farming practices on Wednesday, October 26.
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Pre-Physical Therapy Students Thrive at Gustavus
Exceeding national averages for admission, 10 alumni seeking careers in physical therapy were accepted into graduate programs this fall.
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Gustavus Ranked Highly By Niche (Especially for Food!)
The College is 58th on the list of Best Liberal Arts Colleges and 20th overall for Best College Food in America.
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Career Development Office Launches New “Cluster” Model
Students can now receive tailored career guidance by choosing from one or more of seven career interest clusters.
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Local Artist’s Photographs on Display in Gustavus Geology Museum
Kay Helms’ photographs are currently on display in the Chester Johnson Geology Museum in the Nobel Hall of Science.
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Human Resources To Introduce Award-Winning Employee Leadership Program at Gustavus
Julie Kline was recently recognized with a national award for the “Emerging Leaders” program, which helps employees reach their highest potential.
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Brady Kelley ’17 Takes Care of Business at Ryder Cup
Through his internship with event company Barton G., Kelley helped with the operation of 80 corporate hospitality tents at the Ryder Cup.
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Four Questions with Historian Erika Lee
The University of Minnesota professor speaks on campus on Oct. 13 about immigration crises.
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Gustavus Awarded $25,000 Vocational Exploration Grant by CIC NetVUE
The grant will support student programming and professional development for staff involved in vocational exploration.
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Erika Lee to Discuss the First “Global Immigration Crisis” at Gustavus October 13
Lee will compare the Asian immigration of the late 19th and early 20th centuries to today’s global immigration concerns.