History Professor Walter Greason
Meander the stacks in DeWitt Wallace library to hear about some of the stories and authors most meaningful to Professor Greason and his students.
Welcome to our Mac community! Here, professors introduce themselves, with views into their classrooms, studios, labs, and departments. Get a glimpse into the many academic opportunities at Macalester.
Meander the stacks in DeWitt Wallace library to hear about some of the stories and authors most meaningful to Professor Greason and his students.
Share in Professor Wilcox’ enthusiasm for painting and color, and imagine the experiences and inspirations that will drive your masterpiece.
The path to understanding is often by doing, so join Professor Varberg in the lab for experiments and research or through his summer internships.
At the intersection of biology and health, find Professor Leslie Myint using data to study patient outcomes and make a difference in clinical settings.
Engage with our surrounding cities in Professor Lozenski’s classes, to better understand education as a social good, how resources are distributed, and a myriad of other topics.
Be like water! Flow alongside Professor Aguilar-San Juan in studies of Bruce Lee, martial arts, and other lessons that America’s past has to offer.
With a particular focus on law, Professor Schmidt is energized by every student’s journey, including the time after college when he sees Mac alum always ready to mentor.
Study the ocean, climate change, and ever-changing environments with Professor Bradtmiller. Along the way, discover how it connects to internships. other areas of study, and everyday life.
Never far from a periodic table, Professor Paul Fischer recognizes that the right set of conditions can have a lasting impact on chemicals, as well as students.
Art and art studies are interwoven with everything from economics to politics to history. Professor Hills-Bonczyk is ready to guide your creative exploration and discovery.
Professor Sen looks to the data to help introduce the Computer Science department, including the statistic that 50 to 70 Mac students graduate with this major each year.