Professor Tobin Shearer could have taught somewhere else. He had other offers. It felt important to him, though, to teach at a place like the University of Montana.
“I wanted to be engaged in the very important practice of public education,” said Shearer, director of the African-American Studies...
If Sarah Williams decides to go to graduate school in the future, she might just have to flip a coin to decide what subject to study.
As a recent graduate, who majored in English, (literature and creative writing concentrations), with minors in geology and anthropology, Williams made the most of...
"In 2018, the Medieval Academy of America established the Belle da Costa Greene Award to support the work of a medievalist of color. Da Costa Greene (1883-1950) was a prominent American art historian and the first librarian of the Pierpont Morgan Library in New York. She was also the second...
Dr. Mark Grimes, Associate Professor in the Division of Biological Sciences, became interested in active learning after attending the week-long intensive Summer Institute for Scientific Teaching at The University of Wisconsin in 2007. He had always felt obligated as a scientist to represent...
