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Homecoming Breakfast Featured Judith Trumbo

October 16, 2008 by

The 2008 Homecoming Breakfast sponsored by the Department of Business and Economics and the local MEDA chapter featured EMU alumnae Judith Trumbo, Transitions Director for Rockingham Memorial Hospital. The breakfast,

That’s Business at EMU (from Crossroads)

April 5, 2008 by

‘Good at Business,’ the Spring 2008 Issue of Crossroads

April 1, 2008 by

EMU alumni are key players in retail businesses, banks, insurance and accounting firms, hotels, restaurants, publishing houses, law offices, land development, and construction-related industries. See what alumni have accomplished! Read

Prof Sees Microfinance Efforts Working

October 10, 2007 by Jim Bishop

Spencer Cowles Spencer L. Cowles, chair of the department of business and economics at EMU, feels like he had the best of all possible worlds during his recent sabbatical. Prior

Lefever Announces Retirement from EMU Roles

September 19, 2007 by Jim Bishop

It’s been “five wonderful years,” but he wants to retire from EMU in order to “devote more time to family, other organizations and several entrepreneurial interests.” Allon H. Lefever (61),

EMU Names New Faculty and Staff

July 24, 2007 by Jim Bishop

EMU will have 16 new undergraduate and graduate faculty members when fall semester classes begin Aug. 29, 2007. The new faculty, announced by Dr. Beryl H. Brubaker, EMU provost, and

MEDA Cited at White House Conference

February 20, 2007 by Jim Bishop

Allon H. Lefever was interrupted in the middle of his presentation at the White House, but he

Thomas P. Bowers: In Memoriam

February 19, 2007 by Jim Bishop

Thomas P. Bowers, 22, an Eastern Mennonite University student from Harrisonburg, died Wednesday, Feb. 14, at Rockingham Memorial Hospital of complications from Duchennes disease (childhood muscular dystrophy). Bowers was a

Lithuanian Student Learns Business American Style

November 9, 2006 by Dan Wright, Rocktown Weekly

Sigita Lukaviciute Sigita Lukaviciute was 13 when Lithuania declared its independence from the former Soviet Union, spawning a national movement toward privatization. Sixteen years later, most of the country

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