Graduate Visits
Whether you are looking for an online program, an in-class experience or something in between, Carlow has many choices for graduate students. At a graduate open house, you can explore … Continued
Whether you are looking for an online program, an in-class experience or something in between, Carlow has many choices for graduate students. At a graduate open house, you can explore … Continued
You’re invited to Carlow University You’re invited to visit us at Carlow University. We offer a variety of visit options and events where you can learn more about us, our … Continued
New Students are invited to join us for Welcome Week! No registration is required. We have a full schedule planned that will introduce you to all things Carlow.
Carlow University’s MFA in Creative Writing Program presents, “A Reading with Mary Dorcey and Paul McVeigh”. Virtual, free and open to the public. Once registered, you will receive a Zoom link to join.
Carlow University’s MFA in Creative Writing Program presents, “A Reading with Colette Bryce, Mark O’Connell and Niall Williams”. Virtual, free and open to the public. Once registered, you will receive a Zoom link to join.
Carlow University’s MFA in Creative Writing Program presents, “A Reading with Anne Enright”. Virtual, free and open to the public. Once registered, you will receive a Zoom link to join.
Carlow University’s MFA in Creative Writing Program presents, “A Reading with Doireann Ni Ghriofa and Kevin Power”. Virtual, free and open to the public. Once registered, you will receive a Zoom link to join.
Join us for a candid conversation with Carlow Laureate, Sherry Hoback, MBA, BSN, RN, LNC – President & CEO of Tampa Family Health Centers, Inc. Sherry will share with us her front-line experience leading through the COVID-19 pandemic and how she overcame the fear, stress and overwhelming responsibility to lead an entire community health system to success.
Learn about Maxine Greene’s philosophy of aesthetic education and the importance of imagination, how imagination, a key ingredient in creativity, and aesthetic education contribute to her ideas of social imagination and its relationship to social justice, and how these can inform our own education practice.