Faculty Spotlight: Gantt Gurley
The CHC associate professor's childhood influences how he engages with students.
faculty-staff-spotlight
Looking up, reaching out
CHC instructor Jessica Price owes her success in law and higher education to the women who helped shape her.
Faculty Spotlight: Lisa Munger
For this CHC instructor, the ocean has always been calling.
Honoring art and creating structure: Staff spotlight on Miriam Jordan
Miriam Alexis Castellón Jordan has spent a lifetime learning and she wants others to appreciate the colors that life brings.
Faculty Spotlight: Barbara Mossberg
Poetry, writing, and reading are what makes this celebrated CHC professor tick.
Faculty Spotlight: Anita Chari
Don't check your identity at the door in classes taught by this CHC Associate Professor.
Faculty Spotlight: Brian McWhorter
The CHC music professor talks about his favorites, his approach to teaching, and a new music album that dropped in December.
Faculty Spotlight: Lindsay Hinkle
As an instructor at the Clark Honors College, Hinkle loves the energy that comes from watching her students gain an understanding of chemistry.
Carol Stabile: Escaping life at the amusement park
CHC first-generation students succeed despite the barriers they face in higher education
Some first-generation college students grew up without means. Some are students of color and struggle to find role models who look like them on campus. Still others are children of immigrants who came to the United States to improve their lives but face hidden barriers.
New CHC instructor focuses on Latinx communities and environmental justice
Montana is known as the “Treasure State” for its abundance of natural minerals and diverse wildlife. But when Catalina de Onís thinks back to her childhood in the Rocky Mountains, the opposite comes to mind. “It was very obvious growing up that environmental injustices were all around me,” says Onís, who recently joined the Clark Honors College as a professor in environmental studies and Latinx culture.