True to Goucher's ethos of "learning everywhere," a group of Summer Science Research Program students came up for air during two field experiences in June.

Laura Tillman M.F.A. '13 signed a contract for her second book entitled, "The Hundred Lives of Lalo." The book details the life of chef Eduardo "Lalo" Garcia, whose odyssey raises larger questions about the relationship between the U.S. and Mexico, the immigrant experience, and the politics of Mexican food on the global stage.

Beth Shakan, who earned a School Improvement Leadership Certificate at Goucher, is a recipient of the Alvin and Louise Myerberg Arts Leadership Recognition Award, which recognizes outstanding principals who support and encourage arts education and integration in their schools.

Road Scholar interviewed Judy Cohen, program director of Sage Academy for Lifelong Learning, to learn more about Sage, its development, curriculum, and future.

Paige Smith ’19 has won the J. Howard Brown Award from the American Society for Microbiology for outstanding undergraduate student research.