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Katherine Cottle '95, assistant professor of writing, took part in a weeklong immersive residency funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities. Cottle will also bring immersive learning to a Goucher intensive course abroad exploring freedom trails in Spain.

This partnership will develop cross-institutional programming for students at both institutions and builds upon Goucher's continued commitment to global education.

The new classrooms mark a significant milestone toward allowing incarcerated students to become full-time students and providing a faster path to a completed bachelor's degree. This in turn increases a student's likelihood of securing meaningful employment upon returning home.

New partnership offers Goucher students a reserved seat in WAUSM's MD program.

For 140 years, Goucher College has been redefining what higher education can and should be. Founded as a trailblazing institution for women when access to higher education was anything but equitable, Goucher’s bold vision of inclusion and excellence continues to guide us today.