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Koch Uncovers the Inequalities of Food

Dr. Shelley Koch has released her third book, Gender and Food: A Critical Look at the Food System. The book looks at different aspects of food and how it is affected by gender inequalities.

Getting to the Heart of Climate Change with Aaron Barth

Aaron Barth, now in his second semester as an assistant professor of geography, has aided in the study of geophysics and tracking the progress of climate change. He did this by researching and presenting his data on the last major ice sheet in North America, the Laurentide Ice Sheet, and how its ice surface thinned out over the last 20,000 years.

From left to right: Moderator Dr. Michael Puglisi of Emory & Henry College, Dr. Dean Sprinkle...

Emory & Henry College holds Mid-Appalachian Higher Ed Summit

For the first time in the Mid-Appalachian region, leaders of nine higher education institutions gathered to look at the state of higher education, demographic and economic trends, and workforce and career development needs in the region.

Save the Date

Mar 28

Founders Day

Location: Memorial Chapel
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Time: 11:15am
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Dr. Jerry Jones plays the piano during the opening ceremony of MLK Day.
Student, faculty and the college community share an embrace during the opening ceremony of MLK Day.
Rev. Kevin Vandiver leads "We Shall Overcome" with students and the audience.
Students perform together during MLK Day.
Students took time to decorate a puzzle piece with words, art, or an expression of their dream for the “Beloved Community”.
Students discussed various topics in breakout sessions in both the morning and afternoon.
Students discussed various topics in breakout sessions in both the morning and afternoon.
Students discussed various topics in breakout sessions in both the morning and afternoon.
President Schrum with Rev. Kevin Vandiver, keynote speaker for MLK Day.
Rev. Kevin Vandiver leads the discussion during the keynote address.