Jack Sabo is a Trinity first-year and a staff reporter for the news department.
Arts & Sciences Council met Thursday afternoon to discuss feedback about end-of-semester student teaching evaluations and potential incentives to encourage student participation.
Price fielded several questions from faculty, including an anonymous question seeking a response to the ACIR report recommending that DUMAC not be required to divest from fossil fuel investments.
The Chronicle spoke to students about the new proposal, many of whom had mixed reactions about the proposal’s overhaul of first-year requirements and emphasis on the humanities.
The potential changes included creating a three-week winter term and dividing some courses in half to allow students to take more courses each semester.
K-Ville Head Line Monitors Rachel Heis and Nick Tsintolas, both seniors, presented the proposed 2024 K-Ville tenting policy.
Rose is Duke’s third Presidential Fellow, having been preceded by Tyson Brown, associate professor of sociology, and Adrienne Stiff-Roberts, professor of electrical and computer engineering.
