Central Announces World Food Prize Lecture
Philip E. Nelson, professor emeritus of Purdue University and 2007 recipient of the World Food Prize, will present Central College’s 2018 World Food Prize Lecture Tuesday, Oct. 16.
Philip E. Nelson, professor emeritus of Purdue University and 2007 recipient of the World Food Prize, will present Central College’s 2018 World Food Prize Lecture Tuesday, Oct. 16.
The public is invited to join Central College faculty presenters to explore questions about community and other topics throughout the academic year.
Social activist, restorative justice scholar and civil rights attorney Fania Davis will be Central College’s Woodrow Wilson Visiting Scholar.
Central College announces four new teaching faculty members and four new staff members.
The Moore Family Foundation Faculty Development Program for Teaching is providing grant funding for 14 faculty projects for the 2018-19 academic year.
Mary E.M. Strey, vice president of academic affairs and dean of faculty, has been selected by the Council of Independent Colleges to participate in a year-long program for prospective college and university presidents.
Central College has been selected to attend the AAC&U 2018 Institute on Integrative Learning and Signature Work at Boston University in July.
Ten Central College faculty members received awards this spring for outstanding commitment, energy and innovation.
Central College and its exercise science program are now recognized as an approved NSCA education program.
PPI (Precision Inc.) of Pella will continue its longstanding support of Central College with gifts in service of academics and athletics.