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A movement bringing art and literature together in revolutionary new ways to promote civic agency and engagement with the humanities has made its way to Rhodes and Memphis by way of a Spanish course.
Dr. Pamela Church, chair of the Department of Commerce and Business at Rhodes, has published “Want to Reduce Turnover? Treat Workers Like People” in Wall Street Journal’s “Market Watch.”
At Rhodes College, the Career Services staff works to assist and guide students through the career process and empower them to achieve meaningful careers over their lifetimes.
We, the undersigned faculty of the Latin American Studies Program, reaffirm diversity as an essential value of our community.
The fellowship includes research in Japan, Brazil, India, and Poland.
Shelley Spring Williams graduated from Rhodes in 2004 with a degree in Religious Studies.
This year marks the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s 1616 death, an event being commemorated worldwide.
Bonner Scholar JaVorah Davis ’16 was looking for a way to use both her Spanish and mathematics majors when the perfect opportunity arrived.