PEP Leaders Discuss Inclusive Teaching and Research
In Memoriam: Margaret Garb
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Margaret Garb, PEP co-founder and co-director, after a long and courageous struggle with cancer. Surrounded by her family, she passed peacefully on December 15, 2018. Professor Garb, known to friends and colleagues as Maggie, joined Washington University 2001 as a faculty member in the Department […]
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PEP Leaders Discuss Inclusive Teaching and Research
In Memoriam: Margaret Garb
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Margaret Garb, PEP co-founder and co-director, after a long and courageous struggle with cancer. Surrounded by her family, she passed peacefully on December 15, 2018. Professor Garb, known to friends and colleagues as Maggie, joined Washington University 2001 as a faculty member in the Department […]
Gephardt Travel Grant Awarded to PEP
David Cunningham’s Order and Change in Society receives a Gephardt Travel Grant to facilitate joint class session between MECC and Danforth Campus students. This past semester, Fall 2018, the Prison Education Project had the opportunity to offer Order and Change in Society, a class taught by David Cunningham, Professor of Sociology, with assistance from Jeanette […]
PEP Receives Onassis Foundation Fellowship
The Prison Education Project is proud to announce that Dr. Grizelda McClelland has been named the Onassis Foundation Teaching Fellow in Culture and Humanities. This generous fellowship will support her Spring 2019 course in ancient Greek culture at Missouri Eastern Correctional Center. This fellowship is funded through the Bard Prison Initiative (BPI), which recently received […]