Megha Dalal is a cognitive science major who also has a lot of other interests. “I had always been interested in a variety of topics, and CWRU would allow me to explore classes (and, eventually, majors and minors) unfettered,” she said.
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It’s National Poetry Month so we asked English’s Lindsay Turner what advice she gives to aspiring poets. “The best—I think maybe the only—way to start writing poetry is to read poetry!” Learn more about the ins and outs of poetry.
This Friday, April 7, from 10:30 a.m. to noon at the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Community Studies Center join the Department of Sociology and the LGBT Center for a colloquium featuring stef m. shuster (they/them) of Michigan State University. RSVPs to Michelle Corcoran are appreciated by not required.
The college has received a $2 million gift from the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Foundation to establish a new major in experimental humanities, and provide funding support for humanities research projects.
After 17 years as art|sci magazine’s editor, Arthur Evenchik stepped down last summer to devote more time to communications projects for Dean Joy K. Ward and to his duties as coordinator of the Emerging Scholars Program. His successor, Sandy Livingston, has been editor of the university’s flagship publication, Think magazine, since 2014. Welcome, Sandy.
The Graduate Council of Arts & Sciences (GCAS) has awarded five graduate students from the college with the inaugural Graduate Student Scholarship and Creative Endeavors (GSSCE) grant of $1,000 each.