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Documentary by Recent Allegheny Graduate to Air on WQLN
CBS Sports Broadcast to Feature Allegheny College Student’s Inspirational Story
Allegheny College to Present Charting the Course to College Workshop July 9
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Allegheny College Hosts National Student Social Justice Training Institute
Allegheny College will host the Student Social Justice Training Institute (SSJTI), a national workshop for undergraduate students interested in fostering positive social change, July 21-24. The institute is an advanced experience intended for students who have done significant work related to social justice on their campuses.
Allegheny College Students Help Meadville YMCA Campers Connect Arts, Environment
Four Allegheny College students are helping fourth and fifth graders discover innovative ways to connect the arts and the environment during the Meadville Family YMCA’s day camp this summer.
Allegheny College’s Center for Economic and Environmental Development Featured on CasePlace.org
Allegheny College’s Center for Economic and Environmental Development (CEED) is now featured on the Partner Pages of CasePlace.org, a resource for case studies and teaching materials on business and sustainability.
Fiske Guide Recognizes Allegheny College as One of Nation’s “Best and Most Interesting” Schools
Allegheny College is featured in the newly released “Fiske Guide to Colleges 2011,” which profiles the country’s best and most interesting colleges and universities. The Fiske Guide, among the nation’s bestselling college guides, helps students and families discover the real personality of a school based on aspects including its student body, academics, social life and financial aid.
Historical Marker Honors Allegheny Alumnus Gov. Raymond P. Shafer
A state historical marker commemorating the life and achievements of former Pennsylvania Gov. Raymond P. Shafer, Allegheny College class of 1938, was unveiled during a ceremony yesterday in Diamond Park. The Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission placed the marker near the building at 911 Diamond Park, where Shafer began his law firm in 1965.
Documentary by Recent Allegheny Graduate to Air on WQLN
A documentary by 2010 Allegheny College graduate Cody McElravy will air on WQLN-TV, Erie, on Friday, June 25 at 10 p.m. and Sunday, June 27 at 3 p.m. The one-hour film on the history of WQLN was McElravy’s senior project at Allegheny.
CBS Sports Broadcast to Feature Allegheny College Student’s Inspirational Story
A national broadcast by CBS Sports will feature the inspirational story of Allegheny College student Chris Marker on Saturday, June 19 at 4 p.m. (Eastern time). An environmental science major and religious studies minor, Marker has achieved All-American status in both cross country and track and field despite being diagnosed with Tourettic Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD).
Allegheny College to Present Charting the Course to College Workshop July 9
Allegheny College will present a free one-day workshop on Friday, July 9 for college-bound students and their families. Through interactive sessions, the workshop—titled “Charting the Course to College”—offers professional insight into conducting a thorough and effective college search.
Band Camp for Adult Musicians Again Brings People to Allegheny College for Learning, Fun and Fellowship
A tradition since 1989, the Band Camp for Adult Musicians will take place during the weeks of June 13 and June 27 at Allegheny College, with many opportunities for the public to attend rehearsals and performances.
Allegheny Professor to Speak at Semester at Sea’s Global Engagement Forum
Allegheny College Professor of Environmental Science and Political Science Michael Maniates will speak at the Forum on Global Engagement, Semester at Sea’s upcoming voyage examining international issues. From June 10-14, Maniates will join retired Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor, civil rights leader Julian Bond and other notable historians, activists and global thought leaders who are gathering to address critically important international issues.
