Effective Fall 2014 Ruth Cape Now associate professor of German Randi Tanglen Now associate professor of English PROMOTIONS (already tenured) Lisa M. Brown Now professor of psychology Kerry Brock Now professor of mathematics
High School Students Can Start College Journey Early
Austin College has instituted a new “Early Scholars Program” designed to allow talented high school students to jump-start their education. Open to rising high school juniors and seniors at least 16 years old with a GPA of at least 3.25 who meet specified standardized score requirements, the program allows students to earn transferable college credit… [Read More]
Preparing for the Peace Corps
As of this fall, Austin College is one of a handful of colleges in the country to offer a Peace Corps Preparation Program (PCPP), designed to help students acquire the knowledge, skills, and experience needed to serve in the Peace Corps. The program was developed through a cooperative agreement between the College and the U.S.… [Read More]
Faculty Publications
Peter Anderson, associate professor of English, has written his first novel, The Unspeakable, which won the 2013 Alex La Guma Award in International Novel. Originally from South Africa, Anderson has been a member of the Austin College faculty since 2006. Told in the first person by a central character, his novel centers on the conflicted… [Read More]
Student Entrepreneurs Develop New Business Ideas
Making the Pitch No Shark Tank celebrity tycoons were on hand with million dollar investments, but the pitches were just as serious for students proposing new businesses at Austin College’s first Entrepreneurship Pitch Competition. Students in the Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management class were assigned in September to collaboratively develop ideas for innovative, successful businesses.… [Read More]
A New Courtroom Drama
Visitors to Abell Library may think they have taken a wrong turn, suddenly finding themselves not among books, journals, or computers but in an authentic courtroom. Just off the foyer is a courtroom complete with the judge’s bench, witness stand, attorney tables, jury box, and a gallery for spectators—home to the College’s new Advocacy programs… [Read More]
Changes in the Classroom
Science Lessons in Leadership Austin College faculty in chemistry and biology have launched the Science Teaching and Research (STAR) Leadership program, enhancing all biology and chemistry courses through the intentional integration of leadership training into the coursework. Five key behaviors and skills are incorporated: interpersonal effectiveness, problem solving, collaborative work, foresight and planning, and moral… [Read More]
Remembering Sara Bernice Moseley
A Lifetime of Dedication The Austin College community lost a treasured and much-beloved friend with the death of Sara Bernice Moseley, 95, on July 18. Her contributions to the life of the College and to thousands of alumni, faculty, staff, and friends truly are beyond measure. For a quarter of a century, 1953 to 1978,… [Read More]
Commencement 2013
Austin College’s Commencement ceremony May 19 was full of celebrations and reminiscences for the Class of 2013, anticipating future goals and recalling shared moments. Austin College President Marjorie Hass happily presented diplomas to more than 360 graduates as Mike Imhoff, vice president for Academic Affairs, announced each name. See more photos from Commencement 2013!
Endowed Faculty Chair
Melanie Fox was installed to the Jack B. Morris Professorship of Economic Policy at Honors Convocation 2013. After joining the economics faculty at Austin College in 2005, Melanie was granted tenure in 2011 and promoted to associate professor of economics. Melanie’s area of specialization is health economics, offering an exploration of the policy issues associated… [Read More]
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