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Malik Clayton

May 6, 2016

LeaderShape Institute Selection

Wittenberg University student Malik Clayton '19 has been invited to attend the 2016 African American Male Institute, hosted by the Leadershape Institute, July 31-Aug. 5, in Champaign, Ill.

Associate Professor Julius Bailey

January 15, 2016

Racial Realities

Springfield, Ohio – As Wittenberg prepares to honor Martin Luther King Jr. and celebrate Black History Month, the latest book by Associate Professor of Philosophy Julius Bailey is providing critical exploration of wealth and poverty, mass incarceration, voting rights, gender discrimination, Islamophobia and immigration, and more.

Chakeres Theatre

August 6, 2015

Summer Theatre Internship

Sarah Van Deusen ’16 performed as a summer intern with the Barter Players at the Barter Theatre in Abingdon, Va., playing key roles in summer productions of “The Jungle Book,” “Rapunzel,” and “The Old Turtle and the Broken Truth.”

Luke McSurley '14

January 30, 2014

Called to Serve

Born with Cystic Fibrosis, a genetic disorder that shortens life expectancy, McSurley credits his ambition for serving others to his own sense of urgency about life.

Zach Cole '15

January 27, 2014

Wittenberg Goes Google

The business and East Asian studies double major and Chinese minor was selected to join the Google Student Ambassador Program, which enables students who are highly active on campus to act as liaisons between Google and their respective colleges.

Mackenzie Daniels '15

January 22, 2014

Teacher Preparation

Hands-on learning is an essential aspect of Wittenberg’s liberal arts education, especially for students such as Makenzie Daniels '15, who wants to be an educator herself.