Beloit College professor Robin Zebrowski talks about AI, ChatGPT
January, 2023
Beloit College Professor Robin Zebrowski shares her views on the impact and ethics of ChatGBT and AI Art on WORT’s A Public Affair program.
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Navigating careers in the arts
January, 2023
Led by recent alumni in art, dance, media studies, music, and theatre, students and alumni got together in a Career Accelerator session to discuss strategies for the first few years after graduation, including finding internships, building a professional network, making money in the arts, applying to grad school, and more.
C3 elevates collection specialists’ skills with top-notch teachers and a museum-rich campus
January, 2023
Beloit College’s Center for Collections Care (C3) awarded $350K National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Preservation and Access Education and Training Grant broaden the program.
Honoring Martin Luther King Jr. – A Day of Service
January, 2023
“Life’s most persistent and urgent question is what are you doing for others.” –Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Beloit College’s C3 collections specialist training program gets a boost with $350K NEH grant
January, 2023
The NEH Preservation and Access Education and Training Grant will fund fellowships and scholarships for professionals from small museums, libraries, archives, and other cultural organizations. Scholarship applications available for 2023 campus, online classes.
Get a peek into Lynda Barry’s creative mind at February events
January, 2023
Mackey Chair Lynda Barry, the internationally acclaimed cartoonist, graphic novelist and 2019 MacArthur “Genius” fellow, is set for campus events on Feb. 9 and Feb. 16.
Help Yourself Director Regina Hendrix honored as top Wisconsin Black leader
January, 2023
Beloit College Help Yourself Program Director Regina Hendrix has been recognized as one of Wisconsin’s most influential Black leaders. Hendrix is dedicated to preparing local youth to be successful in school and preparing students to attend a four-year institution of higher education. She joined the program in 2012 and has worked her way to the top over the past 10 years. In 2014, she became the first Black woman on the Beloit City Council, where she served until 2017.
Media study major finds adventure with Barbara and Bill Haseltine prize
January, 2023
Emmy-winning media producer Eric May’79 funds scholarships for media studies superstars. Hope Joy Nelson’23, the award’s first recipient, launched her “Hope This Helps” blog. Apply by Feb. 11 for the 2023 prize.
Help Yourself Program Director Regina Hendrix discovers roots in Kenya
January, 2023
“Welcome home” was the resounding message Regina Hendrix, director of Help Yourself Programs at Beloit College received through her five-day trip to Kenya, Africa, in late November. The trip and the people she met inspired her to pursue unity and live in the moment and bring to experience to Help Yourself programming.
Legacy.com founder Stopher Bartol’88 offers full Beloit College scholarship to Sun Prairie High School student
January, 2023
Legacy.com founder Stopher Bartol’88 experienced a world of learning in high school and at Beloit College. Now it’s time, he says, to pass along the same opportunity to someone else.