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Founded in 1847 as a Lutheran college, Carthage highly values its affiliation with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. Our liberal arts curriculum includes courses that explore and celebrate religion and spirituality. Faith-oriented programs and student religious organizations offer students many opportunities to strengthen their faith as they discover how they can serve others in the Church and in the world.
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the effort involves three head train- ers, five seniors who live off-campus, 12 other handlers and about 30 first- year students. Some of the dogs will provide therapy in schools, hospitals and nursing homes, while others will work with individuals. To raise funds for Viking Pups, the group created and sold a 2013 calendar with pho- tos of the dogs on campus. Watch the interview with Kiolbasa at www.
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Susquehanna University is known for academic excellence, award-winning service learning opportunities, and a study-away program that immerses every student in a different cultural experience. Our liberal arts education prepares students to succeed in the new global economy —and that’s a smart investment. Come see Susquehanna for yourself.
Gustavus Adolphus College, St . Peter, Minn., now offers “Living in Diversity,” a faculty-led semester in Malaysia. Faculty already lead semesters in Sweden and India. The Malaysia program will be offered in even-numbered years, beginning in spring 2014. Through a partnership with Universiti Sains Malaysia on the island of Penang, students will take four courses in Malay language and culture, religions, tropical ecol- ogy and diversity. “As a country with an ethnically, linguistically and reli- giously diverse population, not to mention its biologically rich habitats, Malaysia is a veritable laboratory for the study of diversity,” said Carolyn O’Grady, director of the college’s Center for International and Cultural Education.
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Students at Finlandia University, Hancock, Mich., can earn a bach- elors’s degree in liberal studies-art therapy. The program incorporates fine arts, art history and psychology. It culminates in a capstone project including an internship and devel- opment of a professional portfolio. The program is designed for those who want to pursue a master’s in art therapy, the standard qualification for practice in the field.
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Grand View University, Des Moines, Iowa, received a pledge of $500,000 from the Albert Ravenholt Fund to
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