Alumni College: The Nason Era to Today
Alumni College: The Nason Era to Today

In this talk, Bardwell Smith, John W. Nason Professor of Religion and Asian Studies, Emeritus, offers a sense of what Carleton was like when he arrived in 1960, and reflects on how the college evolved—in part because of a rapidly changing social scene—into an institution with a significantly more inclusive and transparent governance system, a richer curriculum, a much more diverse student body and faculty, and a more systematic evaluation of faculty than had ever existed before.



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  • Description In this talk, Bardwell Smith, John W. Nason Professor of Religion and Asian Studies, Emeritus, offers a sense of what Carleton was like when he arrived in 1960, and reflects on how the college evolved—in part because of a rapidly changing social scene—into an institution with a significantly more inclusive and transparent governance system, a richer curriculum, a much more diverse student body and faculty, and a more systematic evaluation of faculty than had ever existed before.
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  • Keywords bardwell, smith, carleton, nason, history, alumni college, reunion, alumni
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