Home News Academics Page 4 Category: Academics New project offers virtual tour of 19th century New Orleans home Professor Walter Greason explains why the Gallier House in New Orleans’ French Quarter was such an ideal location and what the project signals for the future of public history scholarship. Bonjour de Paris! Charley Eatchel '24 shares some highlights from their time in Paris. Lecture Notes: Happiness in the Nineteenth Century Professor Juliette Rogers of French and Francophone studies created a course about French nineteenth-century thinkers, writers, and artists and their pursuit of happiness. And: Team-Taught Courses Amplify Learning for Students and Professors Team-taught courses bring together Mac experts across disciplines to explore the terrain—and sometimes, the tensions—of complex topics. Live It Fund’s winter participants share their once-in-a-lifetime experiences From Vietnam to Guatemala to Kenya, Mac's Live It Fund participants identified issues and opportunities, proposed innovative solutions, and lived out global citizenship over J-Term. Professor Lela Pierce Awarded Jerome Hill Artist Fellowship Visiting assistant professor of sculpture Lela Pierce ’08 named Jerome Hill Artist Fellow New research offers roadmap for wildlife conservation and human development to coexist A new research paper published in the journal Nature Sustainability and co-authored by Dr. Stotra Chakrabarti, a visiting assistant professor of animal behavior, offers new ways to reimagine conservation that incorporate both human needs and the delicate efforts required to preserve biodiversity. Not Set in Stone Anthropology students work to enrich a fossil collection at the Science Museum of Minnesota Reflections on MacConnect 2022 Six economics students reflect on the experiences, inspirations, and connections they cultivated on this fall's MacConnect trip to New York City. New edited collection aims to fill gaps in Minnesota’s environmental history Environmental historian Professor Chris Wells co-authored Nature’s Crossroads: The Twin Cities and Greater Minnesota. A new Window on the Universe A telescope allows Macalester students to peer into the universe Digging Up History A collaboration with the renowned 106 Group exposes archaeology students to field work and careers in cultural resource management Publishing to health care A recent grad shares how she landed a job in New York. Class in the Cities We talked to four professors who incorporated off-campus learning in the Twin Cities into their curriculum this fall. Four Macalester professors awarded tenure The professors are Matt Burgess, English; Gabriel Lade, Economics; Getiria Onsongo, Mathematics, Statistics, and Computer Science; and Felix Friedt, Economics. December Graduation Ceremony 2022 Congratulations to our December graduates! Analyzing Urban Redesign Projects in Barcelona and Berlin For Milosz Fernandez-Kepka ’23, this past summer's fieldwork added a new dimension to his research on public urban space. Exploring US Campaigns and Elections A peak into contemporary poli-sci curriculum 2022 Davis United World Colleges Dinner Indigenous historian explains how Supreme Court case could threaten tribal sovereignty Dr. Jacob Jurss, visiting assistant professor of Indigenous history, breaks down Brackeen vs. Haaland and how it poses a threat not just to ICWA and Indigenous children, but to tribal sovereignty itself. On MacExplore trip, students get up-close look at legal careers Over fall break, 15 Mac students got a taste of what it would be like to practice law in a MacExplore Law trip organized by Career Exploration. Prev 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … 13 Next
