Inspired by EMU's Interfaith Peace Camp, the London Interfaith Peace Camp in Ontario, Canada, began four years ago. ... read more about Canadian peace camp for kids takes inspiration from EMU’s Interfaith Peace Camp from London Interfaith Peace Camp
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Emmanuel Bombande MA ’02 nominated as Ghana’s deputy foreign affairs minister
Emmanuel Bombande MA '02 has been nominated as Ghana's deputy foreign affairs minister by President John Mahama. ... read more about Emmanuel Bombande MA ’02 nominated as Ghana’s deputy foreign affairs minister from GhanaWeb
Poet Angela Carter ’09 to perform ‘Wingspan’ at the International Summit to End Sexual Violence in NYC
Angela Carter '09 will perform her poem 'Wingspan' at the July 10-11 International Summit to End Sexual Violence in New York City. ... read more about Poet Angela Carter ’09 to perform ‘Wingspan’ at the International Summit to End Sexual Violence in NYC from YouTube
Shoqi Al-Maktary MA ’07 leads program in Yemen named among most innovative global nonprofits
Search for Common Ground's Shoqi Abas Al-Maktary MA '07, leads the program "Unifying Yemen to Stand Up Against Violence," recently named one of the 100 most innovative nonprofits and social enterprises of 2016. ... read more about Shoqi Al-Maktary MA ’07 leads program in Yemen named among most innovative global nonprofits from Search for Common Ground named among most innovative global nonprofits
Wendell Eberly steps down as EMU’s first golf coach
Wendell Eberly stepped down June 30 after his fourth year at the helm of EMU's men's and women's golf teams. He is the only coach in the history of the programs after starting them both before the 2012-13 season. ... read more about Wendell Eberly steps down as EMU’s first golf coach from EMUroyals.com
Richmond Times Dispatch: ‘Hunter Taylor conquered many obstacles en route to national team status’
This June 21, 2016, article from the Richmond Times Dispatch profiles rising senior Hunter Taylor, who is currently playing in the 2016 Pan American Games for the Deaf and World Deaf Volleyball Championships in Washington DC. ... read more about Richmond Times Dispatch: ‘Hunter Taylor conquered many obstacles en route to national team status’ from Richmond Times Dispatch
Hunter Taylor prepares for World Deaf Volleyball Championships
Hunter Taylor, a rising senior at Eastern Mennonite University who was born with significant hearing loss, will compete with the USA national deaf volleyball team in a pair of high-profile international events: the PanAm regional qualifiers (June 30-July 4) and the World Deaf Volleyball Championships (July 6-15). Both will take place at Gallaudet University in Washington. ... read more about Hunter Taylor prepares for World Deaf Volleyball Championships from Herald-Progress
‘No longer a refugee’: Dr. Ashok Gladston Xavier MA ’04 on the Sri Lankan Tamils
Dr. Ashok Gladston Xavier MA '04, head of the department of social work at Loyola College in Chennai, writes about being a "refugee" and the Sri Lankan Tamils who have lived in India for more than 20 years in the Deccan Chronicle. ... read more about ‘No longer a refugee’: Dr. Ashok Gladston Xavier MA ’04 on the Sri Lankan Tamils from Deccan Chronicle