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March 15, 2020 at 5:47 PM There’s a significant flaw in the study and this article: Many of the “apologies” that were analyzed were likely written by crisis communications professionals, PR firms or publicists and are only loosely attributable to the person they’re credited to.
See which Bates College Facebook posts received the most engagement from users in 2020, from Commencement statements to Fulbright achievements. The posts reflect the Bates community's values, challenges, and achievements during an unprecedented year.
To Marshall Hatch Jr. ’10, the long painful moment in American history that is 2020 feels like Reconstruction revisited. Lately he’s been delving deep into the history of that period after the Civil War, “which at once was the highest high for African Americans,” he says, “and then the lowest low.”
Discovering the favorite outdoor spots of Bates students through this article was a delightful journey. It’s a reminder of the beauty of nature and how it can become an integral part of our college experience.
For those looking for current insight — through stories, photography, and video — into how Bates and Bates people are confronting the pandemic with, as the Alma Mater says, “pluck that shall not fail,” here are our latest COVID-related Bates News stories.
A selection of recent mentions of Bates and Bates people in the news media. Arsalan Suhail ’09 It’s time for men to lean in for gender equity — Tuck News. Pointing to an IBM survey of 2,300 global organizations, Arsalan Suhail ’09 notes that, on average, “just 18 percent of top leadership positions…are held by women.”
Learn how Frank Keaney, Class of 1911, revolutionized basketball with his fast break and run-and-gun style at URI. He also taught chemistry, invented URI's color, and coined the phrase "Keaney Blue".
Students learn to analyze, visualize and debunk misleading or false information in the digital age. The course uses R programming, data visualization and critical thinking skills to examine topics such as news media, online translation and academic journals.
“The Fate of a Transitional Chief in Colonial Acholiland: Iburaim Lutanyamoi Awich, 1850s–1946,” Canadian Journal of African Studies 55, no. 1 (March 2020): 57–77. “Local Intellectuals: Lacito Okech and the Production of Knowledge in Colonial Acholiland,” History in Africa 45 (June 2018): 275–305.
Garry Jenkins, dean and professor of law at the University of Minnesota, will become Bates' ninth president and its first Black president in 2023. He is a nationally respected legal scholar, higher education leader, and liberal arts champion.