Home News Academics Page 17 Category: Academics The Diamond and the Stage Roberto Capriotti ’13 (Pittsburgh) is both a pitcher and a budding actor. At Macalester, he can follow both passions. Poetry Reading: Patricia Smith and Quincy Troupe Renowned poets Quincy Troupe and Patricia Smith performed on campus. Spring Student Art Show A showing of student artwork from this semester in the Art Gallery. Community and Global Health Spring Poster Session Start-up CEOs Mac students are enthusiastic about a revived class in entrepreneurship. Of TB and Tropical Disease Three Mac students investigate global public health threats with Professor Christy Hanson, international public health veteran and new dean for the Institute of Global Citizenship. Once in a Decade… Natalie Pavlatos '12 had an internship at the Minnesota State Capitol and got to see first-hand how the legislative districts got redrawn to reflect changes in the US Census. Playing Doubles Mike Coleman '11 found his double major in Physics and Computer Science opened the door at Thomson Reuters. Global Citizen Award Finalist Presentations Janet Wallace Fine Arts Center Spring 2012 Photos from Janet Wallace Renovation Project. The building will open in Fall 2012. Needham Hurst wins Global Citizenship Award Asian Department Events Highlights from events held by the Asian Department World Health Intern An international public health class helped Glafira Marcon ’13 land a World Bank internship. Cyber Cycling Using computer science, a Mac alum has made pedaling around the Twin Cities that much easier. Performance Testing Baseball player and psychology major Nathan Rubin ’12 discovered that self-confidence really is the decisive factor in performance. The Power of Mac Connections David Suchy '12 found that the power of Macalester connections allowed him to launch his career. Ecstasy and Apocalypse Ecstasy and Apocalypse: Literature of the Extreme is an English Department course taught by Daylanne English. Students examine novels on both spectrums and try to find the point of intersection. Learning and Living at Mac Pursuing Lung Cancer Immersed in Mathematics Elise delMas ’12 on the satisfaction of joining Mac faculty and fellow students for an annual math meeting in Boston. Ancient Pathogens First-year course brings together biological, historical, and social components of infectious diseases, along with some real-world service work. Prev 1 … 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 … 26 Next