Spring 2011: Together on the Journey

Research partnerships open up new fields of possibility It can start with a conversation in a hallway and lead to the furthest limits of the earth. Work undertaken jointly invites new perspectives, wider exploration and deeper understanding. In this issue, we explore scholarly partnerships that are...

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Main Author: St. Norbert College
Format: Text
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Published: Digital Commons @ St. Norbert College 2011
Subjects:
Welcome Center
Union building
Admissions
digital conference
humanities conference
THATCamp LAC
collaboration
paleontology
Deborah Anderson
geology
Tim Flood
Kathy Licht
Nicole Bader
Antarctica
ice
climate change
marriage
higher education
Carol Bruess
Brian Bruess
twins
quadruplets
Class of 2014
anthropological
Fulbright fellow
HIV
Casey Golomski
ESL
Trnava
Slovakia
sisters
Paul Mallers
basketball
Antarc*
Online Access:https://digitalcommons.snc.edu/snc_magazine_archives/6
https://digitalcommons.snc.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1005&context=snc_magazine_archives
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Summary:Research partnerships open up new fields of possibility It can start with a conversation in a hallway and lead to the furthest limits of the earth. Work undertaken jointly invites new perspectives, wider exploration and deeper understanding. In this issue, we explore scholarly partnerships that are based on mutual respect, enthusiasm and appreciation for learning. On the cover: This January saw Tim Flood (Geology), Nicole Bader ’11 and Kathy Licht ’92 undergo rigorous survival training on the way to their five-person research campsite in the heart of Antarctica. Flood took our cover photo while the group was learning how to safely locate and traverse the crevasses that dissect the desolate, wind-swept continent. https://digitalcommons.snc.edu/snc_magazine_archives/1005/thumbnail.jpg

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