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  • S.1 E.7 Mercury in the Water

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    Learning for Life @ Gustavus host Greg Kaster interviews Gustavus chemistry and environmental studies professor Jeff Jeremiason.

  • Helpful Resources

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    amukamur

    It is normal and healthy to feel rage and sadness in response to systemic racism, discrimination, and racial trauma. If you are struggling to cope with these feelings (or thoughts or behaviors) or if you would like additional support, please consider reaching out for help. The following resources may be a good place to start:…

  • S.1 E.6 “There’s No Such Thing as a Bad Writer”

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    Learning for Life @ Gustavus host Greg Kaster interviews English professor and writing expert Eric Vrooman.

  • Statement for Racial Justice

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    The Department of Psychological Science at Gustavus Adolphus College stands with Black people and families, and all communities of color. We condemn discrimination, racism, and hate. Through our teaching, research, and service, we commit to working for the Gustavus core value of Justice, promoting education and actions that specifically advance racial justice on campus and…

  • S.1 E.5 “The Little Biology”

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    Learning for Life @ Gustavus host Greg Kaster interviews microbiologist Laura Burrack.

  • Condemning Violence & Racism

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    ahulsebe

    Statement Condemning Violence & Racism The Library faculty at Gustavus Adolphus College support the Association of College & Research Libraries, the American Library Association, and the Society of American Archivists in condemning violence and racism towards Black people and all people of color. We endorse the statement of the Black Caucus of the American Library…

  • Psychological Science Students Engage in Research and Learning All Year Long

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    amukamur

    During the 2019-2020 academic year, the classrooms, labs, and study spaces in Beck Hall (BH) were filled with Psychological Science students conducting research, collaborating with professors, learning about professional organizations, attending conferences, and in some cases, publishing their research results.  We asked students to share their experiences and over the next few months, we plan…

  • S.1 E.4 Journeying Inward By Journeying Outward

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    Bryan Messerly, interim director of the Gustavus Center for International and Cultural Education, discusses bringing students abroad home safely during the COVID-19 pandemic and the life-changing potential of study away experiences. Season 1, Episode 4: Journeying Inward by Journeying Outward Transcript: Greg Kaster: Learning for Life at Gustavus is produced by JJ Akin and Matthew…

  • S.1 E.3 From Preacher’s Nephew to Religion Prof

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    Learning for Life @ Gustavus host Greg Kaster interviews religion professor Casey Elledge.

  • The Voice of Our Majors

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    aadams3

    Melanie Eggler graduates from our Spanish Teaching Program. She will soon have students of her own and will inspire generations to learn Spanish and learn about the world. Congratulations Melanie!!! Amelia Espinosa graduates with majors in Political Science, International Relations, and Spanish and a minor in Peace, Justice, and Conflict Studies. Amelia has earn many…