Edward Kerwin ’79

I continue to be astounded how Colorado College offers an opportunity for each three-and-a-half-week course to be a unique adventure, to equally embrace arts, sciences, social sciences, and above all, to love learning. I arrived at Colorado College in Fall 1975. My first course was a Shakespeare English course. I remember reading two plays a …

Lois (Ruback) Zuckerman ’78

As a psychology major at Colorado College I was taught data-based psychology. The focus was behaviorism: sensory psychology, learning and behavior, physiological psychology, etc. Thus, I was quite familiar with the Fixed-Interval Scallop. The Fixed-Interval Scallop is defined as “a gradual increase in the rate of responding, with responding occurring at a high rate, just …

Ann Howland Lumbard Alexander ’80

I came West from New York City because of the Block Plan, the chance to take courses in depth and have small classes. I really like doing intense work then taking breaks, and this has continued into my work life as well. My only regret is that CC did not have a Business Major at …

Leslie Graver Trevathan ’77

I loved the Block Plan. It really gave me the freedom to explore different opportunities. I was a humanities major with an elementary education emphasis when I did an independent study of a free school in Hawaii. My father was a pilot for TWA and my brother was going to school out there so it was easy …

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