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Prof. Andrea Ng’weshemi authored a chapter in newly edited volume of “Global Lutheranism: Vitality and Challenges”
John Voynovich spoke on panel at conference for college sports communicators this summer

John Voynovich, Webcasting Producer, was invited this summer to be a member of a panel titled, “Mid-Major Magic: How Smaller Video Teams Pave a Road to Video Success,” at the Sports Video Group’s College Sports Summit, the leading annual conference of college sports communicators.
Carthage welcomes new members to the President’s Leadership Council

Nine Carthaginians assume the responsibilities of their new roles as members on the PLC.
Professor Julie Maher completed her Doctorate of Nursing Practice

Prof. Maher completed her Doctorate of Nursing Practice and was recently interviewed as a topic expert by U.S. News.
Business faculty publish a book chapter

Prof. Rivera and Prof. Groleau published a book chapter about their work in building a course-based undergraduate research experience (CURE) for the Applied Statistics for Management course.

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Professor Andrea Ng’weshemi attended the first International African Lutheran Conference in Tanzania

Prof. Ng’weshemi facilitated the plenary session, titled “Re-Connecting, Re-Rooting and Growing.”
Professor Daniel Miller named a fellow of the International Stress and Behavior Society

Professor Daniel Miller named fellow of the International Stress and Behavior Society, invited to present his data in St. Petersburg, Russia.
Lesson plan written by Carthage professor viewed over 47,000 times

Cynthia Allen, PhD, an assistant professor in the EXSS department, wrote a lesson planwhich has been viewed over 47,000 times.
Professor Choffnes receives the Quality of Life Enhancement Award

The Quality of Life Committee is proud to announce the selection of Professor Daniel Choffnes as the winner of the 2017-18 Quality of Life Enhancement Award.
Professor Angela Dassow attends workshop at the National Institute for Mathematical and Biological Synthesis

NIMBioS is an National Science Foundation sponsored research institute located at the University of Tennessee. The focus of the workshop was to discuss problems in bioacoustics, specifically the overarching topics covering survey design, annotation, feature extraction, machine learning, and interpretation of results.
Carthage marketing students will have theses published in case collection

Eleven marketing seniors in Professor Greg Barron’s thesis class will have their theses published in the Marketing and Management Department’s inaugural collection of “Carthage College Business Case Collection” for use as model case studies by seniors enrolled in BUS 4900 beginning this fall.
Elizabeth Norton’s ’19 SURE project explores the meaning of art in ‘The Faerie Queene’

Each summer, Carthage students have the opportunity to apply for a Summer Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE) Fellowship. English student Elizabeth Norton ’19 shares this narrative about her experience with mentor Maria Carrig, professor of English, theatre, and Great Ideas.
Carthage College president shares 3 challenges for small colleges — and how to approach them

President John Swallow discusses the need to address demographic challenges, new program options, and financial accessibility.
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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