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Summer WCSC internship confirms career direction in geriatrics

August 17, 2018Last updated June 12, 2019 by Lauren Jefferson

Bluffton University senior Shanon Gallagher started her internship at Carroll Manor in the Brookland neighborhood of Washington D.C. just weeks ago, but she walks through the halls of the multi-story

Inquiry program offers a ‘well-rounded way’ to explore ministry

August 1, 2018Last updated August 17, 2018 by Christopher Clymer Kurtz

Eastern Mennonite University junior Abigail Shelly’s arrival at her home for the summer in Philadelphia was, she said, “a proper foreshadowing” of the love and welcoming spirit she’d experience in

Pennsylvania dentist earns academy’s highest professional honor

July 4, 2018Last updated July 16, 2018 by Lauren Jefferson

When Todd Weaver ‘87 lost a front tooth horsing around in high school, he had no idea that the painful experience would set him on a professional path that would

Lancaster Online: Lara Weaver ’18 on psychology studies, global travel and her SALT plans

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Lara Weaver is going places — literally and figuratively. A Brownstown native and Lancaster Mennonite School graduate, she capped her senior year at Eastern Mennonite University, where she graduated summa cum laude in May, by winning honors for her research project from the Virginia Association of Psychological Sciences. In August, she will travel to Laos to teach for a year as part of Mennonite Central Committee’s Serving and Learning Together program. ... read more about Lancaster Online: Lara Weaver ’18 on psychology studies, global travel and her SALT plans from Lancaster Online

Mast earns spot on Academic All-America Team

June 20, 2018Last updated June 20, 2018 by James De Boer

One year ago, Michaela Mast (Broadway, Va./Eastern Mennonite) had never run in a competitive race. Now the Eastern Mennonite University senior has wrapped up an incredible first season by being named to

Thirteen living and working in D.C. for WCSC summer term

June 11, 2018Last updated June 11, 2018 by Lauren Jefferson

A semester at the Washington Community Scholars’ Center (WCSC) in Washington D.C. brings students into the thriving life of the nation’s capital. Thirteen students with WCSC this summer recently took an

Personal connections make psychology research projects meaningful, says winner Lara Weaver

May 3, 2018Last updated May 7, 2018 by Christopher Clymer Kurtz

In part stemming from her travels to Asia, Eastern Mennonite University senior Lara Weaver has always been fascinated by the ways religion motivates and influences people. So when Professor Gregory

Independent biology research takes EMU junior to Guatemala to collaborate with alumna

May 2, 2018Last updated May 7, 2018 by Christopher Clymer Kurtz

Planes, buses, and taxis, sure – but the connections that landed Eastern Mennonite University junior Maria Yoder in Guatemala for a spring break research project were also of a different

Spring recognition chapel honors nearly 130 student leaders

April 27, 2018Last updated May 14, 2018 by Lauren Jefferson

Leadership style and abilities emerge from experience and from constant learning, Vice President of Student Life Jim Smucker said in his welcome to Eastern Mennonite University’s spring semester recognition chapel.

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