Entries tagged with ‘mylc’Page 3
O’Connor Brings Philosophy to the Field of Addiction
The philosophy and gender, women, and sexuality studies professor writes a blog that recently reached one million total hits.
My Gustavus: Talmadge King, Jr., MD ’70
Talmadge King Jr., MD, dean of the University of California-San Francisco School of Medicine, in his office (My Gustavus profiles showcase an alum telling their Gustavus story.) “The first year was a struggle. But I survived because there was a lot of support at Gustavus.” I was at a high school summer program for […]
My Gustavus: John Biewen ’83
John Biewen at the Duke Center for Documentary Studies in Durham, NC. Photo by John Noltner. (My Gustavus profiles showcase an alum telling their Gustavus story.) “I feel I’ve been doing something akin to philosophy all these years, that there’s direct continuity from my liberal arts education to my life’s work.” My brother, Paul […]
Finding Home for Herself and the World
After four years of service at Gustavus, recent graduate Kendyl Landeck seeks to make "home" a possibility for everyone.
Research Drives Anna Krieger ’17 to Awards, Grad School
Hands-on research as a first-year student laid the foundation for Anna Krieger's path to grad school, with a few awards along the way...
Katie Aney ’18 Wins Goldwater Scholarship, Prepares for Summer Research at Harvard
The Gustavus junior majors in biochemistry and math, plays on the women's tennis team, and maintains a perfect 4.0 grade point average.
Minnesota Vikings Media Whiz “Wobby” Reflects on Gustavus Experience
Mike Wobschall took advantage of his education, student employment, and several internships to find his niche with the Minnesota Vikings.
Emily Seelen ’13 Studies Water Quality in Sweden
Seelen, a graduate student at University of Connecticut, is conducting research at Umeå University in Sweden after receiving funding through the National Science Foundation’s Graduate Research Opportunities Worldwide program.
Brady Kelley ’17 Takes Care of Business at Ryder Cup
When Kelley arrived for the first day of his internship this July, his supervisor shook his hand and told him to hustle over to get to work with the Ryder Cup’s corporate partnership team. For the next three months, Kelley would assist with the operation of 80 corporate hospitality tents at the international tournament.
Presidential Letter Reader Chrissy Dornon ’18 Recounts White House Internship
After a summer spent in the Office of Presidential Correspondence at the White House, the Gustavus junior is ready for a life of public service.