SEPTEMBER Dr. E. Douglas Bomberger, professor of music, presented the paper, "Amy Fay and the origins of the Lecture Recital," at the Popular Knowledge, Public Stage: Cultures of Lecturing & Learning in the Long Nineteenth Century conference in Alexandria,...
Our faculty and staff members are doing great things! The Achievements column recognizes recent accomplishments such as: Otis Kitchen, professor of music emeritus, received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Phi Beta Mu International Bandmasters...
An abbreviated list of accomplishments appears in the print edition of the spring magazine. Below are additional faculty and staff accomplishments. The College Elizabethtown College’s young alumni challenge against Messiah College—The Battle...
Benowitz, student present at Students in Transition conference Jean-Paul Benowitz, director of Momentum and assistant director of Academic Advising, and sophomore Miguel Ruiz, a Political Science major, presented Sunday, Oct. 14, at the 19th National...
The College's Battle of the Blues young alumni giving challenge was one of six institutions featured in social media case studies highlighted in the new report "Social media and advancement: A report on data from 2010-2012." The College's website was featured...
Business Dmitriy Krichevskiy’sarticle, “A consumption-based measure of the monetary rewards to entrepreneurship” was accepted for publication in the Journal of Entrepreneurship and Public Policy. Sanjay Paul was featured in a Sept. 4 Patriot-News...
Biology Jon Coren with Laura Wingert ’12 and Jessica Manchak ’12 presented a poster titled "An Arrayed Human Genomic Library Constructed in the PAC Shuttle Vector pJCPAC-Mam2 for Genome-wide Association Studies and Gene Therapy" at the Tri Beta...
Jean-Paul Benowitz, Center for Student Success, had his senior undergraduate thesis “The Dissatisfied Ones: Change and Adaptation Within the Old Order Mennonite Church of Virginia, 1901-1991,” and his master’s thesis “Community and Conflict: The Structuring...
Biology Diane Bridge coauthored two papers recently accepted for publication. “Hydra, the everlasting embryo, confronts aging” appears in The International Journal of Developmental Biology. “Incorporation of a Horizontally Transferred Gene into...
Gail Bossenga, scholar-in-residence and assistant to the chair of the Board, had an article, "Estates, Orders, and Corps," published in The Oxford Handbook of the Ancien Régime, edited by William Doyle. Elizabeth Dahmus, executive director of gift...
Faculty Achievements Posted on: Jun 9th, 2016