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  Sammie Woodward ’20 named to CoSIDA Academic All-District Team
  The College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) announced their selections for the NCAA and NAIA Academic All-District Teams, naming Carthage guard Sammie Woodward ’20 to the District Six First Team.
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  Prof. Angela Dassow presents ‘Howling for Conservation: A Gray Wolf Study’

  Professor Angela Dassow gave a presentation titled “Howling for Conservation: A Gray Wolf Study” on Feb. 1 at Richard Bong State Park in Kansasville, Wis.

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  Carthage’s Marcella Kearns and Daejah Hawthorne ’20 talk about ‘Fighting for Home’ on TODAY’s TMJ4
  Carthage’s Marcella Kearns, adjunct faculty, and Daejah Hawthorne ’20 promote their upcoming play “Fighting for Home: Stories of Women Who Serve” on TODAY’s TMJ4.
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  CCIW names Elizabeth Willis ’20 Conference Field Athlete of the Week
  After a pair of impressive performances in the throwers circle this past weekend, Carthage senior Elizabeth Willis was named the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin (CCIW) Field Athlete of the Week.
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  Noah Lindner ’21 named CCIW Player of the Week
  Noah Lindner ’21 was selected as the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin (CCIW) men’s lacrosse offensive player of the week.
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  Mock Trial adds to season’s awards
  Carthage Mock Trial competes at Loras College Invitational
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  Carthage’s Ashley Hanson talks about campus safety

  Carthage’s Ashley Hanson, associate vice president of admissions, talks to The Journal of College Admission about student safety concerns during the college search process.

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  LISTEN: Tim Wise and Prof. Bill Miller featured on WGTD’s The Morning Show
  Professor Bill Miller and Tim Wise discuss racism on WGTD’s The Morning Show with Professor Greg Berg. 
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  Jessica Fletcher ’20 and Allie Wessel ’20 present at national conference
  Carthage student Jessica Fletcher ’20 won an outstanding poster award at the 2020 Emerging Researchers in STEM National (ERN) Conference.
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  International concert features Prof. Mark Petering’s concerto
  On Feb. 7, the U.S. Army Orchestra premiered Professor Mark Petering’s Concerto for Tuba and Orchestra, featuring Baltimore Symphony Orchestra tubist Aubrey Foard — for whom the concerto was commissioned.
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  Imagine Fulbright: Alex Ash ’16 named a Fulbright Alumni Ambassador
  As a Fulbright English Teaching Assistant, Alex Ash ’16 devoted his time to teaching English to Thai students in Si Racha, a town on the east coast of the Gulf of Thailand, about 75 miles southeast of the capital, Bangkok. He has now been selected to serve as a Fulbright Alumni Ambassador.