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Molly Keller’s Love of Biology Goes Skin Deep (opens the original)
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Molly Keller is a junior majoring in biology at Emory & Henry University who dreams of a career in dermatology. Keller was attracted to Emory & Henry University for its proximity to home and close-knit community, with small class sizes and dedicated time with faculty. “Emory and Henry provides a unique environment compared to other universities where community and connections blossom,” said Keller. “With a smaller campus size, students are more likely to get involved on campus.” Keller feels tha
Academic Convocation Sets the Tone for the Academic Year (opens the original)
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Emory & Henry University students, faculty and staff were recognized at the annual Academic Convocation ceremony held on Wed., Aug. 12, at the McGlothlin Center for the Arts. The Emory & Henry community gathered in the Kennedy∼Reedy Theatre to celebrate new students beginning their college experience and to recognize graduating seniors. Faculty and staff also received awards honoring their contributions at Emory & Henry University. Award recipients included: Dr. Michael Lane, vice president for
Celebrate Emory & Henry with Every Sip (opens the original)
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Emory & Henry alumni Jessica and Stephen Callahan, both from the Class of 2011, are proud to introduce the 1836 Founders’ Edition Bourbon, a new whiskey celebrating their continued support of Emory & Henry University. The beverage was introduced at a special event at the Callahans’ distillery, Tennessee Hills Distillery, in Bristol, Tenn., on Friday, Aug. 21. At the event, attendees were treated to a bottle of bourbon and got an insider pre-season scoop on the upcoming football season from Emory
E&H Students Give Back at Annual Service Plunge (opens the original)
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This past Tuesday, Emory & Henry’s largest incoming class in the institution’s history participated in the annual Service Plunge event for first-year students. During the Service Plunge, first-year students gave back to the local community through service projects for the Town of Damascus, Hungry Mother State Park, the Nature Conservancy, Meadowview Research Farms, the E&H Learning Garden, Glade Spring Head Start, Theatre Bristol, the E&H Disc Golf Course, Project Crossroads, the Arts Depot and
Humanities Grant Supports Publication of Iron Mountain Review (opens the original)
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Emory & Henry University has received a grant from Virginia Humanities to support the revitalization of a journal that showcases Appalachian culture through literature. The $5,000 award will support the publication of the Iron Mountain Review in digitized format. The Iron Mountain Review will return to publication as the Iron Mountain Review: A Journal of Cultural and Literary Studies and will showcase the work of cultural and literary scholars while emphasizing the cultural and creative diversi
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