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The Summer Collaborative Research Program is bringing more faculty and students together to work on research projects, and benefiting both in the process.
Issue: December 2015 • Tags: FeaturesThe Summer Collaborative Research Program is bringing more faculty and students together to work on research projects, and benefiting both in the process.
Issue: December 2015 • Tags: FeaturesAccording to Associate Professor of History Jane Murphy, co-director with Associate Professor of Biology Phoebe Lostroh of what’s known as SCoRe (Summer Collaborative Research Program), 117 students engaged in undergraduate research during summer 2015, both on- and off-campus. Multiple sources of funding provide the same stipend of $4,000 to individual students for 10 weeks of…
Issue: December 2015 • Tags: FeaturesSee what the Religion Department has done to become a model of diversity in the curriculum.
Issue: December 2015 • Tags: FeaturesThese two professors have been influencing students and the campus as a whole for a half century.
Issue: December 2015 • Tags: FeaturesPrentiss Dantzler discusses his experience as a man of color in academia and at CC.
Issue: December 2015 • Tags: Point of ViewWhen Eboni Statham ’17 was looking at schools, she knew she wanted to be part of a college radio station, so CC’s student station “Sounds of CC” attracted her right away. Once she was a student, she was drawn into CC’s vibrant scene of student bands and music shows. She became a DJ at the…
Issue: December 2015 • Tags: FeaturesEveryone calls it the “genius award.” The official title is the MacArthur Fellowship, and it’s a cool $625,000, five-year stipend with no strings attached. Among this year’s recipients, “24 Extraordinarily Creative People Who Inspire Us All”: John Novembre, a biochemistry major who graduated cum laude from Colorado College in 2000. “I’m tremendously honored to have received…
Issue: December 2015 • Tags: Alumni ProfilesFrom left: Deaira Hermani ’17, Chloe Sharples ’16, Hannah Jean Shaper ’16, Emma Whitehead ’16, and Annika Kastetter ’17 of the women’s comedy troupe Eggs Ovariesy perform at the Taylor Theater during Family Weekend.
Issue: December 2015 • Tags: FeaturesAerial imaging using drones is being used in surprising ways to further science and education at CC.
Issue: December 2015 • Tags: FeaturesSunshine and smiles were in no short supply at Homecoming 2015.
Issue: December 2015 • Tags: Features