Critical thought and passion — that’s the combination that fills Graciela Guzmán ’11 with Grinnellian pride. As an enrollment specialist at a community health center on the northwest side of Chicago, Graciela enrolls people in healthcare plans and educates them about the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare.
Domestic Aid Applicants: Income documentation, such as 2013 federal tax returns and W-2 forms, should be mailed to the College Board’s IDOC Service by April 15, 2014. After you complete the CSS PROFILE, instructions will be provided both in an email and on the PROFILE Acknowledgement screen. A link is provided to a required Cover Sheet. This Cover Sheet must be included with the documents submitted to the College Board. Please complete it carefully. Wait until you have all required documents and submit them together in one pac
Monessa Cummins, Associate Professor of Classics
Janet Davis, Associate Professor of Computer Science
Nathan Dobbels, Assistant Director of Alumni Relations for Career Programs
Brad Graham, Associate Professor of Economics
Chris Hunter, Professor of Sociology
Faculty vote in favor of Open Access resolution, expanding access to their forthcoming scholarly articles.
Our PowerPoint Presentation for Prospective Volunteers provides helpful information for anyone who is considering applying to volunteer with the program. We hold our volunteer meeting for students early in the semester, so it is best to contact us as early as possible if you want to volunteer. Not everyone is guaranteed a spot because of space limitations.
Grinnell, Iowa -- Houston Dougharty, vice president for student affairs at Grinnell College, was honored earlier this month at the regional meeting of the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators.
The organization recognized Dougharty for Outstanding Performance as a Senior Student Affairs Officer, an honor that is presented to an individual who has excelled as a dean in the student affairs profession.
Professor Gregg-Jolly will be on leave in 2013-14. Professor P. Jacobson will be on leave spring 2014.
We are very proud of our alumni! Our majors go on to work in architecture, arts management, community service, development, education, law, and museums and galleries—or physics, computer science, and economics. Those pursuing advanced degrees in art history have a brilliant track record. In recent years our alumni have been (or are) graduate students at the most prestigious academic institutions (UC Berkeley, Bryn Mawr, the Courtauld, Duke, Penn, Stanford, UCLA, Williams, and Yale, to name a few).
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04/16/2013 - Spring 2013 Newsletter