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The College Search: Why Choose a Private vs. Public College
Though there are certainly good things about public colleges, private colleges, which offer specialized programs and personalized attention, are well-equipped to give you the education you need to thrive after college.
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How Quentin Cole Is Helping 500,000 Ohio Students Stay in School
Quentin Cole ’24 is now the network communications manager for Battelle, the managing organization of Stay in the Game! (SITG), a school-attendance network in Ohio. We sat down with him to ask about his job and the impact SITG is having across the state.
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How to Balance Being a Full-Time College Student with a Part-Time Job
Explore some solid strategies for balancing your college career with a part-time job.
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First-Gen College Success: John-Manuel Andriote ’80 on His Role at Winship Cancer Institute
John-Manuel Andriote ’80, former first-generation college student and well-reknowned health journalist, is now a senior writer at the Winship Cancer Institute of Emory University in Atlanta, GA. We sat down with him to ask about his career and trends in the world of storytelling.
Melissa Pratt-Zossoungbo ’03: Marine Science on Capitol Hill
“My science background is vital to understanding the climate, weather and ocean research going on at OAR, and to being able to write coherently and compellingly about that science,” says Melissa Pratt-Zossoungbo ’03, senior budget formulation analyst for NOAA.
Fluent in the Past, Influencer of the Present
History and Latin instructor Ian Drummond believes that any kind of history gets us out of our own cultural bubbles of the present. “It has a net present value of informing decisions; history teaches empathy, which is the… Read More
Gordon College Presents Degrees to 495 at 124th Commencement
Four hundred and six undergraduates and 89 graduate students received degrees Saturday morning, May 14, at Gordon’s 124th Commencement ceremony, which took place on the quad under sunny skies.
Hot off the Press
Gordon professors have a passion for their fields—and a remarkable range of other interests, from auto racing to science fiction. Get to know the unique habits and habitats of 26 of them in the spring issue of STILLPOINT magazine.
Remembering Dr. John Burgess, an “Education Legend”
Dr. John Allyne Burgess III, who was a longtime member of the Department of Education at Gordon College before retiring in 1992, died April 29 at his home in Raymond, New Hampshire., at the age of 92. John… Read More