Central College Students Explore Passion for Research
Central students conducted research in biology, chemistry, genetics, kinesiology and musical theatre over the summer.
Central students conducted research in biology, chemistry, genetics, kinesiology and musical theatre over the summer.
Four interdisciplinary teams of Central faculty explored different countries with the goal of developing a sustainable structure for faculty-led study-abroad offerings.
Central named Aaron Roerdink ’97 the associate dean of learning enrichment and associate professor-in-residence of chemistry.
Central students enrolled in Social Justice in the City, an immersive, experiential learning course taught in Des Moines.
Central celebrates the careers of two longstanding administrators — Carol Williamson and Peggy Fitch.
T. Kent Jager Endowed Music Scholarship opened a door for Quintin Hull ’26 and his music passion.
Central’s Associate Professor of Philosophy Mark Thomas published a book exploring philosopher F.W.J. Schelling and his 1809 treatise on human freedom.
Central students created 23 glass orbs for Big Rock Park.
Marissa Jonas ’24 and Lauren Litterer ’25 were awarded National Science Foundation summer research opportunities.
Photographs by Rebekah Cashen and Gloria Montiel, both Class of 2023, were recognized by the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese.