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Bowdoin Philosopher: Where is Teacher in Student-Centered Education?

Doris Santoro, Maine's only philosopher of education, investigates the effects on teachers of experiential teaching.

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Lichter's Climate Change Research Caps Major 12-Year Study

John Lichter's seminal climate-change research in the Duke Forest, now in its final stages, will be highlighted in the prestigious journal Nature.

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Students Get Firsthand Take on India's Development Challenges

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.

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Tunisia to Kanbar Hall: Faculty Share Sabbatical Experiences

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.

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Recent Faculty Books Span Disciplines

Several Bowdoin faculty have recently published books on subjects ranging from ancient Samurai fighting techniques to modern-day coastal tourism.

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Roy LaCasce Jr.: Tales from a 61-Year Career in Teaching

Beloved Physics Professor Emeritus Elroy O. LaCasce Jr. shares insights from a 61-year career in teaching.

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