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Reaffirming Our Mission

News Briefs

College Announces 2015 Alumni Award Winners

Figuring out the Lake

Research by geologist Gerald Matisoff and colleagues assists efforts to improve water quality in Lake Erie

By Kristin Ohlson

Straight to the Source

Undergraduates pursue humanities research overseas

By Amber Matheson

Learning in and through the Arts

Santina Protopapa’s Progressive Arts Alliance engages young people in the creative process

By Arthur Evenchik

Advocates for the Humanities

Peter E. Knox, the first Eric and Jane Nord Family Professor, becomes director of the Baker-Nord Center for the Humanities

By Arthur Evenchik

Mellon Foundation Supports New Humanities Collaborative

A Gift for Languages

Alumna and trustee Thalia Dorwick creates endowments to support foreign language teaching and global learning

By Arthur Evenchik

Highlights

SPRING | SUMMER 2015
VOLUME 11  |  NUMBER 2

EDITOR

Arthur Evenchik

PRINT DESIGNER

Lori B. Scheid

WEB DESIGNER

Sarah Bailey

CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

Amber Matheson
Kristin Ohlson

PHOTOGRAPHERS

Jared Akerstrom
Daniel Milner
Dale Rothenberg
Mike Sands

Additional photography by Matt Beckwith, Mary Carson, Justin Chaffin, Kevin Dicus, Eliza Kaltenberg, Frank Lanza and Gerald Matisoff

ON THE COVER:

A natural-color Landsat 8 image, taken on August 1, 2014, shows the toxic algal bloom in western Lake Erie that forced the closure of Toledo’s water treatment plant August 2-4, 2014. NASA image courtesy of Jeff Schmaltz, LANCE/EOSDIS MODIS Rapid Response Team at NASA GSFC.

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