We asked five of our Master of Arts in Teaching graduates working in Tacoma about why they teach and how they are impacting the next generation of students.
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2. Are You Ready for Some Football?
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Last fall, Lily Godwin ’26 became the first female NCAA football player to complete a solo tackle. The News Tribune caught up with her to ask about the history-making play.
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Puget Sound's 25th Annual Drag Show returns on Feb. 17 at 7 p.m. in Upper Marshall Hall. All proceeds from the performance will benefit the LGBTQIA+ Leadership Scholarship.
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Envy gets a bad wrap, but Assoc. Prof. of Philosophy Sara Protasi is on a mission to remove the stigma around it. Protasi was interviewed by The Wall Street Journal about her work on the philosophy of envy and how to turn an emotion that is often seen as purely negative into something positive that can lead to emotional growth.
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Alumna and trustee Heidi Biggs Brock ’85, president and chief executive of the American Forest & Paper Association, pushed back on new EPA regulations targeting fine particle pollution in a quote published by The Washington Post, arguing that the new rules will cost American manufacturing jobs.
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First-year sprinter Alex Rhodes ’27 set a new Puget Sound record for the 200-meter indoor at the Logger track & field team's season opener—finishing in an astounding 22.37 seconds. Later, Jackilyn Lewis ’24 (pictured above) broke the school record in the 400-meter with a remarkable 58.56-second finish while Liz Beiswanger ’27 came in first for the women's 200-meter dash.
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Career & Employment Services' Get Hired: Job & Internship Fair is Feb. 15 from 4–6 p.m. in Rasmussen Rotunda. Drop by to meet prospective employers and grow your professional network.
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Assoc. Prof. of African American Studies Renee Simms leads a classroom discussion about how images in films function as a public argument over different views of Black identity in the U.S. Students in Simms’ seminar are encouraged to examine the political economy of these images, engage in textual and visual analysis, and examine how audience reception reflects larger societal debates.
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