Maggi Murdock: Caring For Each Student Creates Passion For Learning

Dr. Maggi Murdock tells us about her journey back to Wyoming, her career as a college professor, and her thoughts on gender discrimination. “When we all are treated equally, that helps the whole society.” – Maggi Murdock. Learn more about this...

Episode 28 of the First, But Last? podcast, hosted by Wyoming Humanities | thinkWY, titled "Maggi Murdock: Caring For Each Student Creates Passion For Learning" was published on October 3, 2019 and runs 22 minutes.

October 3, 2019 ·22m · First, But Last?

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Dr. Maggi Murdock tells us about her journey back to Wyoming, her career as a college professor, and her thoughts on gender discrimination. “When we all are treated equally, that helps the whole society.” – Maggi Murdock. Learn more about this...

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Dr. Maggi Murdock tells us about her journey back to Wyoming, her career as a college professor, and her thoughts on gender discrimination.

“When we all are treated equally, that helps the whole society.” – Maggi Murdock.

Learn more about this episode of First, but Last at www.thinkwy.org/28

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