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Graduate students excel in ethics and research, placing in American Counseling Association competition and earning invitations to present at a state conference

February 23, 2016Last updated March 1, 2016 by Walt Wiltschek

A team of students from Eastern Mennonite University earned honorable mention in this year’s American Counseling Association ethics competition. Tija Krneta, Michael McAndrew, Lisa Reo and Rebecca Wright received the

In ’18 Stories of War,’ filmmakers trace community’s pervasive and deeply personal conceptions of war

January 4, 2016Last updated July 19, 2016 by Lauren Jefferson

When you think of war, what war comes to your mind? How far removed are you from that war? How has war impacted your work? These simple questions are the

Restorative justice experts join in Zehr Institute’s 3-year project to map the future of the field

July 7, 2015Last updated July 16, 2015 by Bonnie Price Lofton

A three-year project to envision and map a positive future for restorative justice began in mid-2015 with a five-day meeting of 36 people drawn from a wide range of backgrounds

Capstone Projects 2015: Center for Justice and Peacebuilding graduates research issues of conflict transformation

April 28, 2015Last updated April 29, 2016 by Lauren Jefferson

When Katrina Gehman began her four-month practicum experience at the U.S. Army Peacekeeping and Stability Operations Institute (PKSOI), she quickly learned that some terms have different meanings in different contexts.

Student project brings attention to veterans’ suicides

December 18, 2013Last updated January 6, 2014 by Emily Sharrer

A breeze rustled the blank silver tags hanging on the tree’s wiry branches, causing a soft jangling noise to ring in the ears of a group of silent onlookers. Some

Veterans’ suicides remembered by EMU students, faculty and staff

November 12, 2013Last updated December 4, 2013 by Lora Steiner and Bonnie Price Lofton

Veterans Day 2013 was remembered at Eastern Mennonite University with 242 dog tags hung from a tree along a well-traveled footpath near the center of campus. Two graduate students, Michael

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