Ethan Zook, a 1976 graduate of EMU, will be celebrated during Eastern Mennonite School's Homecoming activities, Oct. 14 and 15. The school celebrates alumni stories to hear each others’ journeys since high school and to be inspired by lives of service, professional contributions, Christian commitment, and community engagement. More details here. ... read more about Eastern Mennonite School Alumni Stories: Ethan Zook EMU’76 from Eastern Mennonite School
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EMU scientists land at Macquarie University in Australia
"Snapped," a monthly online photo album published by Macquarie University, pictures six undergraduate students from colleges and universities in Virginia who are conducting research with Queensland’s Department of Agriculture and Fisheries. EMU Professor Jim Yoder, pictured, is with the group. Professor Matt Siderhurst is the author of the grant that funded the research. ... read more about EMU scientists land at Macquarie University in Australia from Macquarie University
Buffalo News article chronicles Mennonite roots of new St. Bonaventure University president Jeff Gingerich ’90
Jeff Gingerich, the 22nd president of St. Bonaventure University, is the first non-Catholic to lead the nation’s oldest Franciscan college. The article traces how his Mennonite upbringing and education led him into Catholic higher education. ... read more about Buffalo News article chronicles Mennonite roots of new St. Bonaventure University president Jeff Gingerich ’90 from Buffalo News
CJP grads facilitate discussions at MC USA Delegate Assembly
Graduates of EMU's Center for Justice and Peacebuilding Sidney Morgan MA '21 and Matt Tibbles MA '18 provided professional facilitation services at the Special Session of the Delegate Assembly in Kansas City, Missouri in May. Morgan graduated from the transformational leadership program and is the CEO of Red Sea Road Consulting. Tibbles, who earned his degree in conflict transformation, directs the transformational leadership program at CJP and is the co-founder of Generative Futures Consulting. ... read more about CJP grads facilitate discussions at MC USA Delegate Assembly from MCUSA
STAR lead trainer urges churches to consider disability justice first
Katie Mansfield, lead trainer of EMU's STAR (Strategies for Trauma Awareness and Resilience) program, shares this blog post is part of Mennonite Church USA’s Welcoming EveryBODY: Learn, Pray, Join initiative. ... read more about STAR lead trainer urges churches to consider disability justice first from MCUSA
Howard Zehr talks about his book “Still Doing Life”
Zehr's new book Still Doing Life: 22 Lifers, 25 Years Later, checks in with individuals serving life sentences in Pennsylvania. The book is a sequel to his 1996 work Doing Life, which introduces the individuals and shares their stories. ... read more about Howard Zehr talks about his book “Still Doing Life” from WHSV TV-3
Former Phillies catcher Erik Kratz joins their radio broadcast team
Erik Kratz '02 has a new gig with Phillies radio. ... read more about Former Phillies catcher Erik Kratz joins their radio broadcast team from Audacy
Stanford Social Innovation Review features ‘The Neutrality Trap’
Jackie Font-Guzmán, EMU's Vice President for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion and Bernard Mayer introduce an excerpt from their book "The Neutrality Trap" in this issue of the Stanford Social Innovation Review. ... read more about Stanford Social Innovation Review features ‘The Neutrality Trap’ from Stanford Social Innovation Review
EMU/EMS women named in MC USA’s ‘Mennonite Women History Timeline’
MC USA honors Women's History Month with this timeline, which includes several women faculty members, staff and administrators of Eastern Mennonite University and Eastern Mennonite Seminary. ... read more about EMU/EMS women named in MC USA’s ‘Mennonite Women History Timeline’ from Mennonite Church USA
‘Hoop Dreams in Europe’ with David Driver ’85
David Driver captures stories of American basketball players experiencing time in overseas leagues. ... read more about ‘Hoop Dreams in Europe’ with David Driver ’85 from Augusta Free Press