The Donut Man in the Corner Lab
Assistant professor of chemistry Jay Wackerly was awarded funding by the American Chemical Society to create “molecular donuts” with the help of chemistry majors.
Assistant professor of chemistry Jay Wackerly was awarded funding by the American Chemical Society to create “molecular donuts” with the help of chemistry majors.
Michael Harris, professor of English, returns to India after 30 years to study the rediscovery of Buddhism in its birthplace, ironically with British colonial help, 25 centuries later. Harris was awarded a Fulbright Grant for his research.
Donnie McMahan created as assignment manager for his iPhone course that was accepted to the iTunes App Store.
Senior art majors displayed their senior thesis shows in the Mills Gallery April 30-May 11.
Senior Megan Strait researched ways to make ethanol production more efficient. The results of her team’s study were recently published in Bioresource Technology.
Faculty members spent part of winter break in Merida, Mexico, trying out global experiential learning—a foundation of the Central College education.
Kevin Carroll ’96 took an unusual path to his career in the health sciences. Yet he uses his philosophy background as a counselor and manager at Broadlawns Medical Center.
When she was at Central, an arts career seemed a long way off for Marian Ann Montgomery ’77. Today she roots her career in an art form people often overlook.
Central College has selected two prominent speakers for the commencement and baccalaureate ceremonies for graduating seniors: Dr. Kathleen Sikkema and Rev. Wes Granberg-Michaelson.
Rob Lindley sings. He acts. He jokes. He can create a scene at the drop of a hat. And he finds outlets for all these talents as an actor and cabaret artist in Chicago.
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