Pamela Soltis ’80 to Speak at Commencement
Pamela Soltis ’80 is distinguished professor and curator for Florida Museum of Natural History at the University of Florida. She speaks at commencement May 13.
Pamela Soltis ’80 is distinguished professor and curator for Florida Museum of Natural History at the University of Florida. She speaks at commencement May 13.
Ryan Schmidt ’12 and Melanie Louis ’12 recently fought wildfire in Washington and Kansas.
Twenty-three students turned full-time researchers this summer. They investigated bats, bees, polymers, criminal sentencing and more — and received research grants to do it!
Recent graduates look back on what helped them succeed in grad school, and how their liberal arts background prepared them for the future.
After months exploring topics like sports analytics, Parkinson’s Disease, prairie grasses and consumer behavior, 182 Central students presented their research May 5-6.
Central College professor of chemistry and English Catherine Haustein releases her first novel May 11 — a historical romantic comedy set in 1871.
A dedication ceremony will be held for the Helen Jean Hislop Center, commemorating Hislop’s years of service in the field of physical therapy.
Brett Rozeboom ’16 was as well prepared as he could be for his six-week medical internship in Cameroon. A biology major from Sioux Center, Iowa, Rozeboom spent nine months planning the trip with the Luke Society of Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
Jessica Riebkes never imagined she would spend summer nights catching bats in the woods. But when the Central College biology student landed an internship with an environmental consulting firm, this became one of her most memorable college experiences.
Five Central College students will undertake summer research projects as the inaugural class of Bosch Undergraduate Summer Research Fellows.
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