The program combines natural and social sciences courses into a cohesive framework, training students to assess environmental threats, mitigate those threats, and communicate the effectiveness of those strategies to decision-makers and communities.

The Michigan Arts and Culture Council (MACC) names 16 Rising Leaders in the field of arts and culture. Breanna Williams '19, one of the individuals selected, is the founder of FreeMajesty Studios: a mission-driven, multidisciplinary arts business located in Detroit, MI.

Alumna Debra Pickrel M.A.H.P. ’07 (left) recently spoke at a ceremonial unveiling of a plaque dedicated to the late James Vincent Forrestal at his former home at 17 Beekman Place in New York City. Forrestal was the first US Secretary of Defense and the original owner of the house, now owned by the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg to serve its diplomatic missions. This culmination was initiated by a paper Debra wrote in her Goucher M.A.H.P. urban history class on the history of the house, which received the 2006 Julia Rogers Research Award. The paper was later expanded into a book that tells the house’s complete story – The Luxembourg House on Beekman Place: Three Portraits in Time.

Eliza Cornejo, executive director of the Goucher Prison Education Partnership (GPEP), has been included on the Baltimore Business Journal's 40 Under 40 list.

The leadership and expertise of these new trustees span various industries, including public health, social development, global policy, medical services, and more, and support the college's focus on an innovative, sustainable, and global future.