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September 17
Rev. Leah Burns of Knoxville Tenn. visited classrooms and hosted a Lyceum to invoke discussions on social justice in the Methodist Church and college campuses. -
September 17
Emory & Henry School of Health Sciences Physical Therapy (PT) and Occupational Therapy (OT) students partnered with Children’s Assistive Technology Service (CATS) to provide another Go Baby Go modified off-the-shelf ride on car for a local little boy, Zavier House. -
September 12
Judge Teresa Chafin (’78) was recently unanimously voted into the Virginia Supreme Court, where she will serve a 12-year term. -
September 12
Help Save the Next Girl will be coming to campus on Sept. 22 to help desensitize young women and girls to predatory danger. -
September 11
Professors Matthew Shannon and Mark Finney have had their new book published recently. The book seeks to discuss what has changed in education and other fields of study after the events of 9/11. -
September 10
Michael Chitwood (80’) returns to campus to showcase his famous poetry in the new Larmore Visiting Poetry Series on September 10, 2019. -
September 9
On September 7, 2019, TriPride held their second Pride parade and festival in downtown Kingsport, Tenn.
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Emory & Henry College hosted Rev. Leah Burns of Knoxville Tenn. yesterday. She visited classrooms and hosted a Lyceum to invoke discussions on social justice in the Methodist Church and college campuses. Rev. David Jackson, who’s classrooms Burns visited said, “I think this is an important message for all of us to take to heart as we seek to make our communities more fair, equal, inclusive, and respectful.” Read more about the impact she brought to Emory & Henry and how she seeks to cultivate racial literacy in churches and in the community with the link 🔗in our profile #gowasps🐝 #collegesthatchangelives #collegesofdistinction #socialjustice
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E&H hosted Rev. Leah Burns of Knoxville Tenn. yesterday. She visited classrooms and hosted a Lyceum to invoke discu… https://t.co/f1BhsGFlYm -