In a guest blog post, English Professor Susan Jaret McKinstry discusses her use of collaborative groups to create online annotations of text and images during her spring term online course. She discusses how it worked well, creating a sense of…
A virtual replacement for Carleton's annual Honors Convocation, which recognizes student achievement. The video features President Steve Poskanzer, Dean of the College Beverly Nagel, and Dean of Students Carolyn Livingston. Original Youtube link:…
A video about Carleton's tradition of Friday flowers, which was unable to happen due to remote learning. In the video, Carleton students, staff, and alumni shared Friday flowers in other ways. Original Youtube link:…
A video message to students admitted to Carleton from President Steve Poskanzer. Due to the pandemic, admitted students were unable to visit campus during spring term. The video provides some information about what Carleton has to offer to students.…
Carleton Professor Daniel Groll's introductory video to his remote spring term course, Medical Ethics, a play on Julia Strand's introductory video.Youtube description: "The camera really DOES make you look different! An intro video for my PHIL 222…
An introductory video by Carleton Professor Julia Strand to her remote spring course, Sensation and Perception. "This is an intro video for students taking a newly online version of Sensation & Perception (Psyc220) at Carleton College, spring…
The Humanities Center awarded three grants, however two of the projects that were funded will not be conducted during the summer of 2020 and instead will be pushed back to 2021.
On May 29th at 5 pm CST a group of students and faculty who are associated with the Medieval Arts and Reinassince Studies Minor, organized a short round table discussion over several projects conducted by students over this past year.
I hung up pictures of my favorite Carleton study spots on the cork board above my desk. This allows me to remain connected to Carleton and less lonely when I picture myself in those spots doing work.
The Carleton Minecraft server was started by Lucas Demetriades to provide members of the Carleton community with an opportunity to recreate their beloved places on Carleton's Campus.