Coronavirus Update

On July 15, Dickinson announced that the fall 2020 semester will be remote. Campus is closed to visitors who do not have an approved appointment. Face coverings must be worn at all times.

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Dickinson Creates New Position in Native American Studies

Dickinson has created a new tenure-track position in Native American studies thanks in part to a $210,000 grant from the Creating Connections Consortium.

Phil Goropoulos

Dickinson College Alumnus Tackles Hunger Amid COVID-19 Crisis

Phil Goropoulos ’97 launches Healthy Columbia Crisis Meals Initiative to combat food insecurity caused by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

Jonathan Haworth

Saying “Yes”

London-based ABC News editor Jonathan Haworth ’04 discusses his globe-trotting professional path and how Dickinson taught him to seize opportunities.

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Dickinson's November Clarke Forum Speakers Explore Deepfakes, Food Culture and Running

The Clarke Forum for Contemporary Issues at Dickinson College will welcome three guest speakers in November to discuss a broad range of issues.

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Stepping Up to the Plate

Going into the 2019 Centennial Conference playoffs, the women’s softball team had two secret weapons: pitchers Madison Milaszewski ’19 and Killian Kueny ’19.

Claire Seiler receives the Ganoe Award from President Margee Ensign.

English Professor Awarded Dickinson College Prize for Inspirational Teaching

Claire Seiler, associate professor of English and chair of American Studies, has been named the 2019 recipient of Dickinson’s Constance & Rose Ganoe Memorial Award for Inspirational Teaching.

Designing the classroom curriculum

Designing the Classroom Curriculum

Anthony Bush ’11 crafted his current position as diversity, equity and inclusion coordinator at a school in the Bronx, and he creates curriculum and coursework connected to those themes.

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Finding a Proud History

Ke’son Bullock-Brown '19 discovers new pride by digging into history through Africana studies.

Lauren Weickert '19

Bridging the Gap

From her research on prison reform to her internship with Planned Parenthood of Maine, Lauren Weickert ’19 is not afraid to take a stand on tough issues.

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American Studies Major Jobs 2019

Graduating seniors secure jobs in education, politics, art and law.

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Dickinson College Hosts Panel Discussion on Racial Inequalities in Multiracial Societies of the Americas

Dickinson will host a panel of experts to discuss the racism that exists in the Americas despite the growth of multiracial populations.

Julia Ormond '19

Rediscovering America

As an American-studies major and a study-abroad student in Italy, Julia Ormond ’19 deepened her understanding of what it means to be an American and a global citizen.

Ashley Peel ’11, Anthony Bush ’11, Tejada and Jeyla Mammadova ’11.

We Are A Crowd

Flosha “Flow” Tejada ’11 reflects on how she remains connected to lessons learned in her First-Year Seminar and to fellow Dickinsonians who helped her keep hope.

Portrait of Dixa Ramirez

Dickinson College Hosts Talk on Perceptions of the Dominican Republic

Brown University professor Dixa Ramírez will explore the Dominican Republic’s relationship to the West and racial construction in her lecture at Dickinson.

Leda Fisher

A Goodwill Ambassador

Leda Fisher '19 broadens her world through her experiences with American studies, the Clarke Forum and study abroad and as a student leader and volunteer.

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