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Doris Santoro, Maine's only philosopher of education, investigates the effects on teachers of experiential teaching.
John Lichter's seminal climate-change research in the Duke Forest, now in its final stages, will be highlighted in the prestigious journal Nature.
Mellon Global Scholar Ashish Kothari uses role-playing in his course to help students understand the people and cultural contexts behind the environmental justice movement in India.
From the southernmost tip of Africa to Tunisia to Kanbar Hall, three Bowdoin faculty members file Notes From the Field during their sabbatic year research.
Several Bowdoin faculty have recently published books on subjects ranging from ancient Samurai fighting techniques to modern-day coastal tourism.
Beloved Physics Professor Emeritus Elroy O. LaCasce Jr. shares insights from a 61-year career in teaching.