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Robin Zebrowski, professor of philosophy and chair of cognitive science at Beloit, shares insights on artificial intelligence (AI) in elections and other political systems on a segment of Central Time on WPR.
Beloit College’s Col. Robert Morse Library is on track to complete its $10 million renovation on budget by mid- to late-June. While the footprint is unchanged, the library will feel like a whole new building on the inside, with the utilities and interior being reworked from the dirt floor up with new brick, insulation, and glass.
In a WREX interview, financial aid director Betsy Henkel tells viewers that Beloit College will use the CSS Profile for determining financial aid offers and guarantee that the out-of-pocket price is what they will pay.
In a WIFR interview, financial aid director Betsy Henkel tells viewers that Beloit College will use the CSS Profile for determining financial aid offers and guarantee that the out-of-pocket price is what they will pay.
With the newly announced delays in the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) results for college students, Beloit College will honor the estimated offers it has provided to prospective students via the CSS Profile.
“Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” – Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Robin Zebrowski, professor of philosophy and chair of cognitive science at Beloit, shares insights into the current state of artificial intelligence (AI) development, stressing that, “we are nowhere near making conscious machines.”
The Logan Museum of Anthropology welcomed dozens of students, faculty, staff, and community members in November to its re-opening after a short renovation. The first floor features three new exhibits, new LED lighting, and vibrant graphic design elements. Four students worked closely with the museum’s director to complete the project.
Emily Eagle’06 returns to campus as the college’s third Executive-in-Residence, helping students explore the theories and practices of foundational human-centered design (HCD) thinking. HCD is a problem-solving approach that puts people at the focus of user-experience (UX) design.
Successful careers in medicine, research, and public health are not uncommon among Beloit College graduates.
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