Don’t miss Tatiana Boelen & Civic Innovation at Emory & Henry, with Abbey Neifert, Alexandra Vance, Alexandra, Emaly Allison, Annie Kate Leinius, Kim Hill, Liam Batson, Lauren Powell, and Luis Hernandez.
Ampersand Day 2019–Concurrent Session II 10-10:45 a.m.
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“Emory & Henry was where my academic journey began. It was a life-changing experience, because I was exposed to science in a way that helped me develop not only academically but also emotionally. The people and experiences helped me create a platform for sharing science with others and inspired a passion for life-long learning.”
—Dr. Beverly A. Clark, III (E&H ’99) B.S. Physics; North Carolina State University ’03 M.S. Physics and ’09 Ph.D. Physics). Columbus, Neb. Dean of Instruction, Academic Education at Central Community College, Nanoscience and microscopy researcher
“After more than a year of thought, planning, and preparation, I stepped on a plane bound for Exeter— where I knew exactly one person.”
—Alex Cooper on learning the land, peppered eggs, and Parliament selfies
“Transferring to Emory & Henry was one of the best decisions I ever made. It has helped me learn so much about my future career and grow as an individual. From an internship at a top 100 news station to hosting a weekly, campus TV show, the opportunities I’ve gained here are priceless.”
—Abby on her Transfer experience to Emory & Henry College
“I am proud to be part of the station, watching it grow and improve as it contributes greatly to the college and community.”
—Missy on her dedication to community listeners in five counties in Southwest Virginia
Don’t miss Jay Lawson & Contemporary Research on LGBTQ+ Issues: “It’s Worth It: The Biopsychosocial Aspects of Being Transgender and Transitioning”
Ampersand Day 2019–Concurrent Session IV 1:30-2:15 p.m.
Event details here.
“Emory & Henry has given me opportunities to excel in my field of study and prepared me to be a successful athletic trainer. The people I have met here have changed my life for the better.”
-Laura Mister ’19 on making a positive impact on her future.
“Smaller studio class sizes allowed me to form a strong bond with my fellow students and professors. I have worked for the McGlothlin Center for the Arts curatorial and gallery attendant team and have learned many valuable skills from helping install a total of 15 shows.”
-Devin Mitchell ’19 on studying Studio Art & History at Emory & Henry College.
“I am passionate about creating art, so it was natural for me to pursue an art degree. My favorite thing about here is the ability to work one on one with professors.”
—Birdie Mullins ’17 on her experience at Emory & Henry College.
“I have had countless support to perform well in and out of the classroom. I was granted the Friends of the Sciences scholarship, which I was able to use to perform research at Wake Forest University and a summer internship with Eastman Chemical Company.”
-Nathan Neisus ’19 on his success and opportunities while at Emory & Henry.
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“I will be able to compete in this field of work because I have real-world experiences others will not have. Emory & Henry has allowed me to find what my passion is and that is to help children who are in the position I was when I was a child.”
—Justin Payne ’19 on his internship opportunities studying Politcal Science
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My courses expand my awareness of social relationships and the world. I learn something new every day I come to class.
—Jada Penn ’19 on being a Sociology major
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Don’t miss Emerald Pullon & The Relationship Between Contact Sports and Memory and Cognition in College Students
Ampersand Day 2019–Concurrent Session IV 1:30-2:15 p.m.
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Don’t miss Neha Rai & Feminist Analysis in Practice: Dating, Sports, and Family Planning, with Jess Branks, Claire Hogg, and Jada Penn
Ampersand Day 2019–Concurrent Session IV 1:30-2:15 p.m.
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“Seeing the area first hand was a very humbling experience for all of us involved. We got to see what the impacts of a natural disaster can have, while being able to help those who needed it.”
—Liberty Sheppard ’20 will talk more about her Intentional Spring Break to the Texas hurricane relief effort at Ampersand Day.
“The College has opened doors for me that I never thought possible. It has allowed me to participate in learning and service opportunities such as teaching English as a second language (ESL) in the Copey Learning center in Costa Rica for college credit.”
—Kara Stewart ’20 on traveling with Emory & Henry College.
Don’t miss Kara Stewart & Emory Abroad: Students Share the Joys, Challenges, and Benefits of International Education, with Maggie Crutchfield, Liberty Sheppard, and Kira Boerst.
Ampersand Day 2019–Concurrent Session III 11-11:45 a.m.
Event details here.