Carolyn Stauffer Archives

Into the Virtual Classroom: A snapshot of EMU’s move online in spring 2020

May 9, 2020Last updated May 13, 2020 by Lauren Jefferson

This was neither the end of the semester we anticipated nor the graduation we expected, but it is the semester we have completed and the graduation we celebrate, said Dean

MS in biomedicine candidates defend original research

January 9, 2020Last updated January 10, 2020 by Lauren Jefferson

From laboratory experiments to quantitative research gathered on campus and in communities far away — 12 graduate students in Eastern Mennonite University’s MS in Biomedicine program participated in an oral

STAR program works with National Park Service on restorative justice, trauma and healing

November 20, 2019Last updated November 20, 2019 by Lauren Jefferson and Randi B. Hagi

“It takes courage to try to address harms at the systemic level, such as the land theft that is at the foundation of the service; at the institutional level, like

JustPax grant will fund the development of STAR curriculum for sexual harms

January 22, 2019 by Christopher Clymer Kurtz

Eastern Mennonite University professor Carolyn Stauffer has been awarded a JustPax Fund grant to support the development of a new Strategies for Trauma and Resilience (STAR) curriculum focused on sexual

Emory grad student Nicole Groff ’14 talks public health career goals, advice for pre-med majors and more

January 18, 2019Last updated January 23, 2019 by Interviewed by Lauren Jefferson

Nicole Groff is among the alumni living and working in the Atlanta area who are featured in the fall/winter 2018-19 Crossroads magazine. Tell us about your current studies at Emory

Green Dot is coming: EMU group to attend initial instructor training

December 14, 2018Last updated April 8, 2019 by Christopher Clymer Kurtz

Eastern Mennonite University is gearing up for implementation of Green Dot, a proactive bystander training. Five staff will attend a multi-day instructor training this month. The phased roll-out will begin

Double grad Aaron Erb earns county and state Victim Advocate of the Year recognition

December 13, 2018Last updated December 17, 2018 by Christopher Clymer Kurtz

An Eastern Mennonite University alumnus named the 2018 Victim Advocate of the Year by the Allegheny County Juvenile Court (ACJC) and the Pennsylvania Juvenile Court Judges’ Commission (JCJC) says his

Grad School Q & A: Joshua Lomas ’15, pursuing an MEd in higher education at Kutztown University

May 16, 2018Last updated May 16, 2018 by Joshua Lomas

Contributing to an ongoing series about EMU alumni in graduate school, Joshua Lomas ’15 talks about his studies at EMU, where he was a liberal arts major with a concentration in

Donning of the Kente ceremony kicks off EMU’s 100th Commencement celebration

April 20, 2018Last updated April 20, 2018 by Lauren Jefferson

“The question is, what have you learned, and what traditions has Eastern Mennonite University imprinted on you?” asked Professor David Owusu-Ansah of soon-to-be-graduates at Eastern Mennonite University’s third annual Donning

Auto-immune disease and health literacy among topics of fall biomedicine research

December 4, 2017Last updated December 4, 2017 by Christopher Clymer Kurtz

For the seven Eastern Mennonite University biomedicine graduate students conducting projects this fall, master’s thesis research questions will continue to challenge and benefit them long beyond their semester deadlines. Whitney Snider

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