Tag: Education
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One Gustie Wins Fulbright; Three Others Semi-finalists
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Gustavus Adolphus College student Chris Ortiz ’22 won the Fulbright ETA to teach in Madrid, Spain, next year.
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Gustavus Launches “Learning for Life” Podcast
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The new podcast hosted by Greg Kaster explores the intersections of liberal arts learning and is available on most popular platforms.
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Teaching and Learning: Liz McCabe ‘18
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The recent graduate is teaching an energetic group of first-grade students — and completing her master’s degree in education.
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Senior Lily Benge Briggs to Speak at 2017 Commencement
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The art education major will focus on the Gustavus community, including the opportunities and people that make the College a special place.
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Two Young Alumnae Receive Physical Education Teaching Awards
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Gustavus grads were named the Middle School Physical Education Teacher of the Year and Aquatics Teacher of the Year this fall.
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Gustavus Education Department Expands Global Ties
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The Global Educators Program connects future Gustie teachers with international experience.
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Gustavus to Renovate A.H. Anderson Hall
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The $8 million complete renovation of A.H. Anderson Hall will begin this January. The building will house the Department of Education, Academic Support Center and Writing Center, and a new multifaith center beginning in February 2017.
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Nick David ’07: Coaching Students to Win On and Off the Field
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Nick David ’07 is taking the lessons he learned as a student-athlete at Gustavus and passing them on to the next generation as a coach and administrator in the Westonka School District.
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Building Bridges Conference to Focus on Education
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Gustavus Adolphus College will host its 14th annual Building Bridges Conference Saturday, March 14. The theme of this year’s conference is “Liberation through Education” and will focus on educational inequality in the U.S. and abroad and the important influence an education has on an individual’s future.