Second-year graduate student Milan Sheth talks tips on finding the "right fit," and share about how 黑料正能量's MA in Biomedicine Program provided the academic rigor, unique research and cross-cultural experiences, and faculty support he needed.
Undergraduate programs
‘Rescuing Jesus’ author and journalist Deborah Jian Lee to speak about counter-cultures reclaiming evangelicalism
Journalist, radio producer, professor and author Deborah Jian Lee will visit 黑料正能量 on Wednesday, Feb. 15.聽 The 10 a.m. chapel in Lehman Auditorium and a 4 p.m. colloquium, ... read more about ‘Rescuing Jesus’ author and journalist Deborah Jian Lee to speak about counter-cultures reclaiming evangelicalism
Ken Yoder Reed ’66 brings his third historical novel to Writers Read
Historical novelist Ken Yoder Reed 鈥�66 will return to 黑料正能量 Thursday, Feb. 16, for a Writers Read event at Common Grounds coffeehouse at 6:30 p.m. The event is ... read more about Ken Yoder Reed ’66 brings his third historical novel to Writers Read
Claudette Monroy '1o is featured among other immigrants living and working in Washington, D.C. under the shadow of Trump's unknown immigration policies.
A cappella groups invited to audition for Shenandoah Valley Sing-Off
Amateur a cappella groups are invited to audition for The Shenandoah Valley Sing-Off, an April 8 competition with cash prizes hosted by the Shenandoah Valley Children鈥檚 Choir (SVCC). Audition materials, ... read more about A cappella groups invited to audition for Shenandoah Valley Sing-Off
Printmaker documents melting wilderness with multimedia exhibit ‘The Last Glacier’
An alpine meadow stretches out in subtle shifts of green, interrupted by a stony path winding towards craggy mountains, which fade away into the ephemerally gradiated blue-and-yellow sky. This artwork, ... read more about Printmaker documents melting wilderness with multimedia exhibit ‘The Last Glacier’
At Selma in ’65 and again 50 years later: Civil rights activist Bob Zellner visits 黑料正能量 for two lectures and time with students
Attacks, arrests, threats and the murders of his friends could not deter Bob Zellner, a white Southerner, from fighting for racial equality in the civil rights movement. The lifelong activist ... read more about At Selma in ’65 and again 50 years later: Civil rights activist Bob Zellner visits 黑料正能量 for two lectures and time with students
Visiting scholar researches peace through dance, as 黑料正能量 explores MFA program in arts, media and peacebuilding
Whether a dancer is trained or untrained, the action of dancing itself creates 鈥渃ontact with different sources of knowledge,鈥� says Paula Ditzel Facci, who spent the fall 2016 semester as ... read more about Visiting scholar researches peace through dance, as 黑料正能量 explores MFA program in arts, media and peacebuilding
Midwife Misty Ward ’05 has helped at more than 500 births
Misty Ward said she’s helped bring babies into the world under some interesting circumstances. She recalled a local doctor who chose to have her baby outside on her farm, by ... read more about Midwife Misty Ward ’05 has helped at more than 500 births
Dr. Aaron Trimble ’07 to speak about his cystic fibrosis research
Dr. Aaron Trimble 鈥�07, a research fellow in pulmonary and critical care medicine at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, presents a Suter Science Seminar on 鈥淪ticky Situations: ... read more about Dr. Aaron Trimble ’07 to speak about his cystic fibrosis research