Alumnae/i News

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IU School of Medicine unveils portrait of Dr. Suzanne Buckner Knoebel '48, first female president of the American College of Cardiology
December 3, 2020

IU School of Medicine unveils portrait of Dr. Suzanne Buckner Knoebel '48, first female president of the American College of Cardiology

"Knoebel had a clear vision as ACC President at a time in which the profession and organization were rapidly changing."
Dena Smith '03 and Professor Mileah Kromer write Baltimore Sun Op-Ed on COVID, our emotional response and the gender divide
November 13, 2020

Dena Smith '03 and Professor Mileah Kromer write Baltimore Sun Op-Ed on COVID, our emotional response and the gender divide

With help from Goucher poll data, Smith '03 and Kromer make the case that COVID is making women sadder and angrier than men.
Odette Ramos '95 becomes first Latina elected to Baltimore City Council
November 6, 2020

Odette Ramos '95 becomes first Latina elected to Baltimore City Council

In her 30 years in Baltimore, Ramos says she's focused on community development. According to foxbaltimore.com, "She wants to lift the voices of the 14th District and a Latino community that for the first time, gets a seat, in City Hall."
Jay Gilman '09 takes the reins at Missouri chamber music presenter Pro Musica
November 2, 2020

Jay Gilman '09 takes the reins at Missouri chamber music presenter Pro Musica

“My background and Pro Musica’s are fully aligned—both focused on excellent performing arts combined with community impact,” Gilman said.
Goucher receives $500,000 E-Nnovation grant for integrative data analytics
October 20, 2020

Goucher receives $500,000 E-Nnovation grant for integrative data analytics

Goucher College has been awarded a $500,000 Maryland E-Nnovation Initiative Fund grant from the Maryland Department of Commerce to establish an endowed professorship in integrative data analytics.