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New psychology endowment honors three emeritus professors

February 17, 2020Last updated February 20, 2020 by Randi B. Hagi

Endowments such as these affirm, energize and invite students to more deeply commit to a community of explorers and travelers in one of the newest disciplines in higher education …

Former Fulbright fellow, nationally known leader in human security, to speak at intercollegiate peace forum

January 15, 2014Last updated September 17, 2014 by Mike Zucconi

Lisa Schirch, PhD, director of human security at the Alliance for Peacebuilding and a former Fulbright fellow in East and West Africa, will give the keynote speech at the 2014

Grad Lands in Soccer Spotlight in Solomon Islands

July 15, 2013Last updated August 1, 2013 by Andrew Jenner

The team departed Rendova Island in a dugout canoe powered, barely, by a tiny outboard motor. Between the players, assembled ad hoc from the island’s villages, the meager amount of

EMU Student Story: Josh uses his passion for the outdoors in hands-on ways at EMU

July 13, 2012 by

Gardening, composting, and learning about environmental issues are just a few of the ways that Josh has explored creation care at Eastern Mennonite University. Josh discusses how our choices today

Koser Receives Rollo May Scholarship

July 11, 2012Last updated July 26, 2012 by Mike Zucconi

Nate Koser, an instructor in Eastern Mennonite University’s (EMU) masters in counseling program and a doctoral candidate at Saybrook University, was chosen as the 2012 Rollo May scholarship winner by

Pastor Pairs Love of Church, People with Disabilities

February 28, 2012Last updated March 12, 2012 by Ariel Shuey

Courtesy Bluffton University Having an adopted brother with tubular meningitis has made a huge mark on the Rev. Paula Snyder Belousek’s life. “Early on, I became interested in what role

Galen R. Lehman: Contagious Inspiration

June 19, 2011Last updated July 21, 2011 by Joshua Brown

HARRISONBURG – Fred Kniss remembers well the Eastern Mennonite University professor who taught him psychology in the mid-1970s. But it probably doesn’t hurt that Kniss, 54, who’s serving as the

Seminary Announces Evening Classes

December 8, 2004 by Jim Bishop

For some night life of a different sort, consider taking an evening class at Eastern Mennonite Seminary, a graduate school of theological education on the Eastern Mennonite University campus. The

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