Puget Sound's new core curriculum is rooted in the liberal arts and flexible enough to allow students to branch out into new topics and experiential learning opportunities.
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2. A Global View of Health
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Master of Public Health alumna Rebekah McCosby MPH’23 is supporting health initiatives around the world at Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance.
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3. Peer Into the Crystal Ball
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The World Cup, Boeing, and tourism are just some of the factors that will impact the local economy in the years to come. Learn more at Puget Sound Business Insights on April 17.
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Candy Campbell ’70 brings history alive for audiences across the country with her one-woman show, An Evening with Florence Nightingale: The Reluctant Celebrity. Campbell's theater training at Puget Sound has served well when she pivoted from acting to nursing and back again.
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Puget Sound's Marketing & Communications and Enrollment Marketing offices were recently honored by the Collegiate Advertising Awards. Puget Sound won five awards for communications to prospective students, the campus community, and alumni, including Gold Awards for the "This Is the Sound" Admissions materials and for a Halloween-themed twist on our mascot, Grizz, Silver Awards for The Hatchet and campus visit materials, and a Bronze Award for a video highlighting student research on the Olympic Peninsula.
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The Logger women's crew team placed third at the Puget Sound Invitational on Mar. 30. The Loggers were rowing against two Division I teams, University of Portland and Seattle University and finished less than four seconds behind second place. The crew team is coming off their second consecutive Lamberth Cup win earlier in the month.
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A Champion for Higher Education
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In his role as president of Northern Marianas College, Galvin Guerrero '96 was announced in March as the recipient of the 2024 Chief Executive Award by the board of Asian Pacific Americans in Higher Education (APAHE). The awards ceremony took place at APAHE's annual conference on April 5 in Oakland, California.
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The School of Music presented Into the Woods at Schneebeck Concert Hall this weekend. The Tony Award-winning musical combines elements and characters from several fairy tales, including Jack & the Beanstalk, Little Red Riding Hood, Rapunzel, and others.
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