Check out Cindy Temple’s use of the tower theme on the PsyD Bulletin Board in 103 Humboldt. She might be willing to share … Posted By: Lynn Horne-Moyer
Posted by: Lynn Horne-Moyer
Dr. Matt Bowker‘s most recent book, Misinterest: Essays, Pensées, and Dreams, will be published by Punctum Books (CA and NY) in 2019. The book is a compendium of essays, creative nonfiction pieces, and prose poems on the surprising tendency to destroy interest and its objects, which include thoughts and thinking, beings and being, relationships and […]
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Dr. Matt Bowker, of the Department of Interdisciplinary Studies, was recently interviewed by Otegha Uwagba of Elle (UK) on the fears and stigmas associated with solitude, with particular reference to women. In this interview, the full-transcript of which can be read here, Dr. Bowker argues that solitude, for persons of all genders, is stigmatized when […]
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In the summer of 2018, Dr. Matt Bowker, of the Department of Interdisciplinary Studies, traveled to Singapore, funded by a Fulbright Specialist Grant (US Dept. of State), to deliver three weeks of full-day and half-day faculty workshops and “train-the-trainer” seminars on the subject of facilitating critical thinking. His host institution, the Singapore Institute of Management, […]
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At Medaille, we value community as a coming together of diverse individuals — even zombies! Terror Technologies, a company focusing on extreme events for nonprofit charities, was recently on campus to discuss careers in the film industry and costuming and make-up tips with the youths in our Medaille Summer Theatre Camp. Medaille Director of Diversity […]
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Dr. Matt Bowker (Dept. of Interdisciplinary Studies) recently published an article entitled, “Analytical and Political Neutrality: Change, Privilege, and Responsibility” in the latest issue (no. 71) of the journal, Free Associations. It considers and critiques, among other things, arguments concerning the necessity of “taking sides,” attributions of collective moral responsibility, as reflected in part by a well-known […]
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As you have probably heard in the news, the flu is widespread and this is an especially severe flu season. The flu is different from a cold. The flu usually comes on suddenly. People who have the flu often feel some or all of these symptoms: Fever or feeling feverish/chills Cough Sore throat Runny or […]
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In the summer of 2018, Dr. Matt Bowker (Interdisciplinary Studies) will travel to Singapore as a recipient of a Fulbright Specialist Grant in institutional capacity-building, critical thinking and global education. Invited by the Singapore Institute of Management, Dr. Bowker will host a series of lectures and workshops for faculty, students and future trainers in areas […]
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ICYMI: Medaille’s Program of the Month (POTM) for December 2017 was our master’s degree program in clinical mental health counseling (CMHC). Watch the quick recap video of CMHC highlights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o83dm-r-DF8&feature=youtu.be. Our #MedaillePOTM series will return in February 2018! Posted By: Medaille College Office of Communications
Posted by: Medaille College Office of Communications
If you are looking for the perfect holiday gift, stop by Alex and Ani of Williamsville at 5429 Main Street this Wednesday, December 6 from 6-8 p.m. That day, 15% of all ALEX AND ANI sales will be donated to the Medaille College Women’s Bowling Team. We appreciate your support! Posted By: Laura Edholm
Posted by: Laura Edholm
