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Alumni News
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September 21
Mollie Rorrer Gore feels hopeful about the future of energy. -
September 15
All the art in Brian Serway’s new store is Appalachian. But If you’re looking for quilts or dried apple dolls or a squirrel carved from a peach pit, you’re in for an exciting surprise. -
September 13
Emory & Henry College has shifted category rankings in U.S. News & World Report, Best Colleges for 2022-23 from National Liberal Arts College to Regional University (South), earning a Top 20 Best Colleges ranking amongst 135 peer institutions. The College also ranked 77 among the universities as a Top Performer for Social Mobility, offering a gateway to students whose families earn less than $50,000 a year and are eligible for Federal Pell Grants. In addition, Emory & Henry was ranked #6 for Best Undergraduate Teaching Programs. -
September 8
Cristin is pushing against the gatekeepers.
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September 8
Donald Thurston has pledged to be his best: and he is setting a fine example for a younger generation. -
August 23
The title of Gail Weaver Norwood’s book may mislead you. This book is about more than grief; it’s about learning how to manage our emotional well-being in times of challenge. -
August 17
There’s a Labor Day party coming up in Saltville, Virginia, but town leaders are looking at much more than just a big weekend. -
August 10
Kelli says Occupational Therapy (OT) is “the greatest profession.” -
August 3
Even though Katie Beth is an attorney with Legal Aid of North Carolina in Boone, she is spending a fair amount of time in a church pulpit these days. -
July 20
Are you looking for an attorney? Better call Matt.
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July 5
Chanel Burke Santiago is doing impactful work for Veterans, and it is very personal for her. -
June 27
At first, she thought it might be a scam; but it has turned out to be the opportunity of a lifetime. -
June 23
Chaz Jones says many young people overlook the opportunities for great government work that are right here in the region surrounding Emory & Henry.
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June 15
As a script-writer, Will Mullins knows a thing or two about rewriting for meaningful effect. -
June 14
Austen is spending the summer of 2022 in Emory, but there are bigger goals on the horizon.
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June 14
Jimmy Lawrence has just retired from a 40-year career as an athletic trainer for Virginia Tech, and he says there’s one experience that he has loved more than any other. -
June 8
Asia has had her sights set on this career for a very long time. -
June 4
There was a special ribbon-cutting in Emory on June 4. -
June 2
Dave Charlton is proud to say he’s been a dancing carrot. “I’ve been every one of those dancing vegetables.”
Let us explain.
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May 16
Cleo Cooper has made a big career shift – but he’s finding that his ties to Arena Football are helpful in the business sector.
