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  Back to school: Carthage alumni educators show pride for their alma mater
  Carthage alumni educators will have something more to bring to the classroom when they go back to school to this year.
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  Carthage students heading off to health professional schools
  The Carthage College Pre-Health Advisory Committee is pleased to announce that 19 Carthage students have been accepted to health professional schools this year.
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  Carthage in the News: NY Times singles out president’s Instagram presence
  President Swallow is highlighted in this roundup of higher education strategies.
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  Congratulations to our Education Department grads!
  The Education Department is pleased to share news from our recent grads!
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  Rebecca Weiser ’18 hired by St. Joseph’s Academy in Kenosha
  Education alumna Rebecca Weiser ’18 has secured a teaching position at St. Joseph’s Catholic Academy in Kenosha.
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  Prof. Jackie Easley presents at the 2018 International Literacy Association Conference
  Prof. Jackie Easley, dean of the Division of Professional Studies, presented at this year’s International Literacy Association Conference held in Austin, Texas on July 22, 2018.
• Prof. Sara Jensen explains why she teaches math through knitting
  Carthage Prof. Sara Jensen shares her unique strategy for making math accessible to all students.
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  Isaac Leif ’19 on internship with CNN
  Isaac Leif ’19 is spending the summer in Atlanta, Georgia, working a prestigious internship with CNN.
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  Elanta Slowek ’18 nominated for 2018 NCAA Woman of the Year
  The NCAA Woman of the Year, in its 28^th year of existence, recognizes academic/athletic excellence, community service and leadership of graduating female college athletes across all divisions.
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  Prof. Angela Dassow pens piece about identifying individual gray wolves by their howls in “The Conversation”
  She argues that using acoustic features to identify individual wolves in the wild could be far more effective than collaring.
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  Carthage in the News: Caitlin Zant ’12 explains the urgency of the Wisconsin Historical Society’s mission on “CBS This Morning”
  Maritime archaeologist Caitlin Zant ’12 explains the urgency of the Wisconsin Historical Society’s mission.
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  Prof. David Garcia earns MLA Fellowship
  David García, professor of English, has been named by the Modern Language Association as a recipient of the 2018 MLA Bibliography Fellowship. Professor García begins his three-year term this July.
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  Carthage in the News: Professor on tourism’s environmental impact
  Political science professor Jeffrey Roberg explains tourists’ negative effects on the Galapagos Islands.
• Carthage in the News: CDM professor remakes neighborhood as VR game
  CDM professor Nicholas Pilarski oversaw the production of the game, which is designed to break down social barriers in the Brownsville area.
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  Carthage Nursing Learning Laboratories win gold award for design
  Carthage’s new nursing facilities were recently awarded Gold in the American Society of Interior Designers’ 2017 Design Excellence Awards.
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  Carthage in the News: Prof. Carr on dinosaurs after ‘Jurassic Park’
  Professor Thomas Carr, director of the Carthage Institute of Paleontology, and other researchers explain what the film series got right and where it went astray.
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  Carthage in the News: Dinosaur sells for over $2 million at auction. Why paleontologists are dismayed (Live Science)
  A nearly complete dinosaur skeleton sold for $2.36 million in Paris. Learn what Carthage professor Thomas Carr had to say about it in his interview with Live Science.
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  Art Department faculty member receives RAM Artist Fellowship
  Marilyn Propp, adjunct professor of art, is one of four artists selected to receive the 2018 RAM Artist Fellowship. Concurrent solo exhibitions of each artist’s work will be presented at RAM’s Wustum Museum of Fine Arts, accompanied by a color brochure.