Austin American-Statesman Series
This series draws on insights gained from the IE Ethics Initiative.
Occasional series from the Austin American-Statesman feature how the work of U.T. graduate students contributes both to their disciplines and the larger community, illustrating the philosophy of intellectual entrepreneurship.
October
11, 2003, "Universities
Must Operate Within Society"
September
6, 2003, "Increasing
Diversity by Engaging Hearts, Minds"
July
22, 2003, "The
Real Problem of Diversity in Graduate
Education"
May 19, 2003, "Creating Classrooms Without Walls"
Joshua Duntley, Psychology
Matthew Green, Mechanical Engineering
Christine Beier, Anthropology
March 16, 2003, "On Stage, Among the Trees: Scholars are Changing Research, Lives with Community Collaboration"
Chris Ann Strickling, English,
with the cast of "Actual Lives"
Maria Fadiman, Geography
December 30, 2002, "History in the Making: 'Citizen-Scholars' Build Bridge Between Yesterday, Today"
Anne Glickman, RTF
Mark Westmoreland. Anthropology
Anthony Cherian, Information
December 1, 2002, "In UT Program, 'Citizen-Scholars' Put Knowledge to Work"
Rachel McInturff, Music composition
Erin Turner, Math Education
Harold Chaput, Computer Science