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EMU professors are selected for a new Lilly Faculty Fellows Program
Two Eastern Mennonite University professors have been selected as one of eight two-member, cross-discipline teams in a pilot of a new Lilly Fellows Program national initiative. Professors Esther Tian, a ... read more about EMU professors are selected for a new Lilly Faculty Fellows Program
CJP co-founder and first director John Paul Lederach awarded Niwano Foundation Peace Prize
Internationally renowned peacebuilder John Paul Lederach, who has committed his life and work to nonviolent approaches to conflict for more than 40 years, has been awarded the 36th Niwano Peace Foundation ... read more about CJP co-founder and first director John Paul Lederach awarded Niwano Foundation Peace Prize
Two Nobel laureates, Jane Fonda among honorary coaches for Michael J. Sharp memorial Kilimanjaro trekkers
Two Nobel Prize laureates, a famous actress and activist, a Fortune 500 CEO, a playwright and an investigative journalist — all have signed on as honorary coaches in support of ... read more about Two Nobel laureates, Jane Fonda among honorary coaches for Michael J. Sharp memorial Kilimanjaro trekkers
Continuing his service: MA in Counseling alum is one of four regional Virginia directors serving veterans
Caleb Johnson never was very interested in working with veterans, but a decade after his military tour in Iraq, the 2013 graduate of the Eastern Mennonite University master’s in counseling ... read more about Continuing his service: MA in Counseling alum is one of four regional Virginia directors serving veterans
Carolyn Schrock-Shenk ’80, Goshen College conflict studies professor, remembered for transformative effect on students
Carolyn Shrock-Shenk, a 1980 graduate with a degree in nursing from Eastern Mennonite University and associate professor of peace, justice and conflict studies at Goshen College, died Feb. 6, 2019, ... read more about Carolyn Schrock-Shenk ’80, Goshen College conflict studies professor, remembered for transformative effect on students
Mini-grant awards support sustainability projects on campus
The Eastern Mennonite University student group Earthkeepers has announced the 2019 winners of its annual mini-grants supporting campus sustainability projects. The mini-grants fund sustainable initiatives on campus “that wouldn’t otherwise ... read more about Mini-grant awards support sustainability projects on campus
Maggie Worku ’07 finds meaningful work in guiding insurance clients
SINCE 1960, Atlanta’s Commerce Club has been the gathering place for history-shaping meetings, especially in its former location in the Five Points neighborhood, surrounded by banks, law firms, the offices ... read more about Maggie Worku ’07 finds meaningful work in guiding insurance clients
Cross country teams earn All-Academic honors
EMU’s cross country teams have each won All-Academic awards from the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA). For a team to be considered for this honor, ... read more about Cross country teams earn All-Academic honors
Late switch to accounting major poses no barriers to scholarship winner Alyssa Gore
Alyssa Gore came to Eastern Mennonite University unsure about a career path but with a hope: “to become successful in something that I love doing” – and it appears she ... read more about Late switch to accounting major poses no barriers to scholarship winner Alyssa Gore