Santa Clara Aims to Educate the Whole Person

California's oldest institution of higher learning integrates science, ethics, and civic engagement in its newly implemented science core curriculum.

• More Than 1,000 Attendees Prepare for 21st-Century Challenges at AAC&U's Annual Meeting

• "Liberal Learning and the Challenge of Uncommon Values" Featured at Pre-Conference Symposium

• Presidents Pledge to Educate the Public About the Value of Liberal Education

• Historical Thinking and Other Unnatural Acts Receives 2002 Ness Book Award

• Register Now for Spring Network Meetings

• Applications Due for 2002 Summer Institutes

• Heather Deneen Wathington Named Director of Programs for Diversity Office

• AAC&U Member Survey Results Available on Web

• Diversity and Learning Conference Call for Proposals Available Online February 22

How Green Are America's Campuses?

• Staff and Participants of AAC&U's SENCER Initiative Travel to Africa

• Find out about additional AAC&U Staff visits and presentations to member campuses

A Different Reason to Worry About Stem Cell Research

By Christopher R.L. Blake, Mount St. Mary's College