November

November 2019 (19 Articles)

• Thanksgiving greetings and reflections

  Wednesday, November 27, 2019

• Muhammad Ali, Miles Davis and Carlos Marighella On Screen

  The 2019 African Diaspora Film Festival

• Celebrating Harold Noah

  TC will hold a tribute to the late comparativist and education economist on December 3rd 

• The 2019 State of the College Address

• Sounding a Call of “Excellence for All”

  In his first State of the College address, Thomas Bailey details plans to more strongly support faculty, students and staff

• Get Serious?

  TC’s Ioana Literat weighs in on the youth site TikTok’s political content

• Honoring Community and Civility

  TC’s 2019 Elaine Brantley Award recipients exemplify the “best version of ourselves”

• Weighing Our Words

  Derald Wing Sue is challenging America to think about microaggressions

• A Little Help from His Friends

• Outside Their Comfort Zone

  Why white people don’t want to hear it

• Born to Teach

  Jonas Soltis, 88, helped educational philosophy become an applied discipline that guided classroom practice

• Saluting a Successful Partnership

  TC and West Point celebrate the Eisenhower Leader Development Program’s 15th anniversary

• Can Impeachment Hearings Change Anyone’s Mind?

  “Maybe,” Writes Psychologist Peter Coleman

• Recalling the Unspeakable, with a Message for Today

  Uceda Lecturer Amra Sabic-El-Rayess finds warnings in 1990s Bosnia for the United States now

• Centered, Resilient and Thriving

  A TC hub for veterans and their families celebrates its fifth year

• Honored for Research that Honors the Underserved

  TC’s Anna Neumann will receive the highest research award of the Association for the Study of Higher Education

• Reimagining Developmental Education

  President Thomas Bailey to give keynote at Community College Research Center conference

• Putting Success in Context

  From reimagining research infrastructure to reframing racial narratives, TC Provost Stephanie Rowley inspires people to do their best

• Should a Historically Black College Host an Award Ceremony for Trump? No, says TC’s Basil Smikle