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Are you ready to take the next step towards earning your Master of Arts? Then we hope you will be our guest for an event-filled Goddard Graduate Institute Visiting Day at our Plainfield, Vermont campus on August 10, 2019. Participate throughout the day for a sampling of residency activities: meet with your Admissions Counselor; see graduating […]
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Our online information session provides an opportunity to speak with Undergraduate Program Director, Muriel Shockley, and learn more about the unique opportunities available within our innovative programs. Learn more about what makes Goddard College’s student-centered, low-residency program different from other undergraduate programs.
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Creative Laureate, writer and performer MOsley WOtta delivers a highly personal night of words rhythm and rhyme in “WHAT COMES AFTER: Dismantling ignorance through creative expression.” This work represents a collection of thoughts appeals and anecdotes towards creating functional forms of daily revolution over a lifetime. Bio: MOsley WOtta has been a touring Artist and Performer […]
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Conventional wisdom about global warming focuses on reducing emissions, yet that’s not enough. Excess atmospheric carbon is a serious problem, but a root cause is massive destruction of Earth’s ecosystems. If we ended all emissions now, the excess atmospheric carbon dioxide would still be dangerously overheating the planet. On the other hand, with regenerative land […]
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What does it look like to decolonize our healing practices, our medicines, and the ways we relate to the land and one another? What helpful practices, tools and understandings can inform us as healers, practitioners, educators and scholars and help us to replace violent colonial structures and practices with just and generative ones? And what […]
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February 29, 2020 Join us for our Undergraduate Residency this Saturday from 10 am -1 pm. Visiting a residency is an excellent way to learn about our unique programming. Lunch will be provided!
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A multi-disciplinary mediation exploring the identities of individual Black men relating to provocative themes like origins, nourishment, heritage, nature, sexuality and technology in the 21st century. It is a bio-mythography that uses multi-media, dance and storytelling to engage the audience in the personal journeys of two men who questions and investigates the memory, life, death […]
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Emerson Whitney is the author of Heaven (McSweeny’s 2020) and Ghost Box (Timeless Infinite Light, 2014). Emerson teaches in the BFA creative writing program at Goddard College and is a postdoctoral fellow in gender studies at the University of Southern California. According to Sarah Neilson in 15 of the Most Anticipated Books by LGBTQ Authors […]
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“The Indigenous Women’s Divestment Delegation: Experiences from Standing Rock” provides a rare platform to bring indigenous women who witnessed and were harmed by human rights abuses at Standing Rock, North Dakota to meet directly with bank and financial institution representatives across Europe to ask them to divest from the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) and exclude […]
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Dominic Bucca is the author of Faculty Brat: A Memoir of Abuse, winner of the 2019 Iowa Prize for Literary Nonfiction. At the most prestigious preparatory schools in the United States, the children of educators are referred to as “faculty brats.” Though generally lacking the privilege of the institution’s wealthy students, faculty brats enjoy access […]
