A Passion for Sustainability Leads Cierra Martin ’15 to the Global Crop Diversity Trust
Cierra Martin grew up in rural Mississippi, so the opportunity to live in Memphis was a big draw when choosing to attend Rhodes. Moving spurred her interest in something she had grown up with all along.
Ft. Pillow Documentary by Prof. Garceau and Students Featured at GI Film Festival
Remember Fort Pillow, a documentary film produced and directed by Professor Dee Garceau of the Department of History, along with 14 history students from Rhodes, will be featured at the GI Film Festival (GIFF) in Washington, D.C. The massacre at Fort Pillow was a racialized atrocity that took place during the American Civil War. Although Congress investigated the incident in 1864-65, by the end of the 19th century, public memory of the massacre was silenced.
Alumnus Publishes Lead Article As a Result of Buckman International Studies Award
Xinran Andy Chen’s paper on the emergence of Hong Kong’s Occupy Central Movement is the lead article in the Virginia Review of Asian Studies. Chen graduated from Rhodes in 2015 with a B.A. in economics and international studies.
Hope Elliott ’18 Wins Hollings Scholarship Promoting Oceanic and Atmospheric Science
Hope Elliott ’18, an environmental science major from Waterloo, IL, has received an Ernest F. Hollings Undergraduate Scholarship, awarded by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
When Education Meets the Ballet Bar
Interests converge with an internship at New Ballet Ensemble.
Supporting the Stage
For theater and political science double major Paul Brandt ’16, career clarity came in song and dance.
Rhodes Alumna Spotlights Memphis on Travel and Leisure Site
Rhodes alumna Nina Kokotas Hahn ’95 asks “Is Memphis the Next Hot Southern City?” in her article recently published on the Travel and Leisure website.
Margaret Plunket, April Allen, Keith Jones, and Melissa Butler Win 2016 Outstanding Staff Awards
Four Rhodes employees recently received the college’s 2016 Outstanding Staff Awards based on nominations submitted by faculty, staff, and students.
Rhodes Welcomes Dr. Noelle Chaddock, New Associate Dean of Academic Affairs for Diversity and Inclusivity
Dr. Noelle Chaddock has joined the Rhodes College staff as associate dean of academic affairs for diversity and inclusivity, which is a new position at the college. Chaddock also will be a faculty member in the Africana studies program and will teach the course The Making of Race in the Americas. Prior to joining the Rhodes staff, they served as chief diversity officer at the State University of New York at Cortland. Chaddock received their degrees from the State University of New York at Binghamton.