Past News

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  Madden picked to develop business master’s program
  Attend an information session Nov. 17 or 18 to learn more about the proposed Business Design and Innovation program, led by management and marketing professor Jennifer Madden.
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  New pact smoothes Gateway-to-Carthage transfers
  Eligible graduates from associate and diploma programs at Gateway Technical College now can receive guaranteed admission to Carthage to complete their bachelor’s degrees.
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  Green light for business master’s program
  Carthage is accepting applications for the business design and innovation program. Students can earn a Master of Science in as few as 10 months.
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  $150K grant expands Carthage urban teaching program
  Funding from the Siebert Lutheran Foundation builds on existing minor with field experience and mentoring.
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  Takumi Nakano to defend thesis TODAY
  The Office of Continuing Studies is pleased to announce that the thesis defense has been scheduled for Takumi Nakano. He will defend his thesis “Use of Japanese First-person Pronouns by Learners of Japanese and Their Communications in the College Japanese Program” at 9 a.m., on Friday, May 18, in Hedberg Library room 138.
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  Andrea Bell-Myers receives award from the American Association of University Women
  Andrea Bell-Myers, adjunct instructor in Carthage’s Enrichment program, was honored with the 2018 Educational Excellence award by the Kenosha chapter of the American Association of University Women (AAUW).
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  Pascal Rollet named 2017-18 AUS Teacher of the Year
  Pascal Rollet, professor of modern languages, is this year’s Adult Undergraduate Studies (AUS) Teacher of the Year!
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  Lindy Flick Named 2017-18 Distinguished Adult Learner
  Lindy Flick, a graduating senior in the Adult Undergraduate Studies (AUS) program, was presented with the Distinguished Adult Learner Award at the AUS Honors Celebration.
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  Seth Weidmann’s thesis defense to be presented Wednesday

  The Office of Continuing Education is pleased to announce that Seth Weidmann is scheduled to defend his thesis at 9:30 a.m., Wednesday, April 25, in Hedberg Library room 223. All are welcome to attend.

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  Master (MSc) in business design and innovation information session to be held Tuesday
  Anyone interested in learning more about the Master (MSc) in business design and innovation program is welcome to attend an info session at noon on Tuesday, Nov. 14 in the David A. Straz Jr. Center for the Natural and Social Sciences, Sladek Distinguished Science Forum Room 163.