Category: newswire
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Minnesota Artist Designs New Paraments for Christ Chapel
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Local artist Chillon Leach collaborated with the Office of the Chaplains to design three new pieces to adorn Christ Chapel.
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Political Rhetoric Expert Leila Brammer Partners with Kettering Foundation
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Brammer is working with the Kettering Foundation to teach deliberative democracy on campus and beyond.
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Emily Seelen ’13 Studies Water Quality in Sweden
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After receiving a NSF Fellowship in 2014, Seelen was recently awarded funding to conduct research related to her doctoral dissertation in Sweden.
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Gustavus Employees Honored at Annual Founders Day Celebration
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Vicki Kennedy, Paul Jacobson, and Lisa Heldke received the 2016 employee awards at the College’s annual Founders Day celebration.
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Humanities Meets Digital
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At Gustavus, where innovation in the liberal arts drives our work, digital humanities courses push students and professors in new ways.
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Ecuadorian Banana Grower Pairs with Local Farmer to Discuss Fair Trade
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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
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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!)
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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
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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
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Kay Helms’ photographs are currently on display in the Chester Johnson Geology Museum in the Nobel Hall of Science.