How does a watershed work and why does it matter in small towns hundreds of miles from the Chesapeake Bay? New models and workshops funded by a $5,300 grant will ... read more about Watershed Models to Boost EMU Museum and Bay Education
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Acclaimed Amish Author to Share Passion for Creation Care
In a series of unprecedented talks in Harrisonburg, David Kline, an Amish farmer, naturalist and author, will share his passion for creation care and sustainable farming practices from Wednesday, Feb. ... read more about Acclaimed Amish Author to Share Passion for Creation Care
Alumnus a Champion for Mental Health Care
This article appears in Crossroads magazine, fall 2011 supplement When the state of Georgia needed someone to rescue its troubled system for mentally ill and disabled individuals, it hired Frank ... read more about Alumnus a Champion for Mental Health Care
Life’s a Swamp
For 2008 Eastern Mennonite University (EMU) alum Adam Brown, his working environment is not a day at the beach or a walk in the park, it’s a swamp. Brown, a ... read more about Life’s a Swamp
Pre-Dental Student a “Hands-On” Volunteer
Originally posted by Harrisonburg-Rockingham Free Clinic, Fall 2011 edition. If anyone values opportunity, it’s Lyubov Slashcheva. As a pre-dental biology major at Eastern Mennonite University (EMU), taking the Dental Admission ... read more about Pre-Dental Student a “Hands-On” Volunteer
Research on Flies Could Unlock Aging Mysteries
Courtesy WHSV/TV3. Research being conducted at Eastern Mennonite University in Harrisonburg could begin to shed some light on the mysteries of aging. Assistant professor of biology Jeff Copeland is doing ... read more about Research on Flies Could Unlock Aging Mysteries
EMU STEM student interview – Karla Martin
EMU student Karla Martin shares about being a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) major and participating in the Summer Bridge program. ... read more about EMU STEM student interview – Karla Martin
EMU STEM student interview – Nicole Groff
EMU student Nicole Groff shares about being a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) major and participating in the Summer Bridge program. ... read more about EMU STEM student interview – Nicole Groff
EMU Grad to Present at Science Seminar
Kenton Swartz, a senior member of the molecular physiology and biophysics section at National Institutes of Health A research scientist at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in Bethesda, Md., ... read more about EMU Grad to Present at Science Seminar
Students, Faculty Work Together on Cutting-Edge Research
For most majors, EMU offers smaller classes that provide much opportunity for close student-faculty interaction and mentoring. In addition, many majors include opportunities for internships, where students apply classroom learning ... read more about Students, Faculty Work Together on Cutting-Edge Research