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“One of my favorite things about being a student is the emphasis on opportunities for service. Over the summer I was given the chance to better myself and my community when I traveled to Costa Rica to teach ESL and share in the culture there.”

—Megan Mitten ’21 on service-based learning experiences at Emory & Henry

Location:

Copey de Dota, Costa Rica

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Student discuss topics during a breakout session during MLK Convocation.

Project PROMISE Comes to Emory & Henry Through the Awarding of a Grant

The Arthur Vining Davis Foundation has awarded Emory & Henry College as one of seven Appalachian College Association (ACA) colleges with a grant to initiate Project PROMISE, a collaborative program to help college campuses identify their strengths and weaknesses regarding diversity and inclusion.

Mzuri Moyo Aimbaye is commemorating the 50th year of the Civil Rights Act with her one-woman play...

Emory & Henry Celebrates the Work of Women in Civil Rights

Emory & Henry College will hold a Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Week of Awareness January 18-26, 2020 in recognition of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

Andrew Earp, senior member of the E&H Marching Band.

When in Rome

The Emory & Henry Marching Band is off to Rome to perform in a parade on January 1, 2020!

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Jan 27

Artalk: Losing Face

Location: McGlothlin Center for the Arts
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Time: 7:30pm
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Students welcome those attending the keynote address in the McGlothlin Center for the Arts.
Rev. Sharon Bowers speaks during the keynote address.
Student musicians perform prior to the keynote address.
The Kennedy~Reedy Theatre was full during the MLK Convocation Keynote Address.
Breakout sessions happened throughout the day on various topics including climate justice.
Students listen during a breakout session.
Dr. Kathleen Chamberlain speaks during a breakout session.
Dr. Amy Sorensen speaks to a group during a breakout session.
Students work together in group discussing issues during a breakout session.
Rev. Sharon Powers leads a group of students during a breakout session.