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Joye Carter, Wittenberg class of 1979

March 10, 2020

Life After Witt

Joye Carter ’79

Speaking for the dead is something that Joye Carter, Wittenberg class of 1979, feels is her duty as a medical examiner and forensic pathologist. Along the way, she has also managed to speak loudly for minorities, all while accomplishing many firsts throughout her life.

March 5, 2020

Happy Birthday Wittenberg

It’s Wittenberg University’s 175th birthday on March 11, and the University is already celebrating its founding with several activities, including the upcoming Commit to Witt 24-hour day of giving on March 11.

Wittenberg Choir

March 3, 2020

Spring Break Choir Tour 2020

The Wittenberg Choir is continuing its traveling tradition this spring break as it embarks on its annual Spring Concert Tour, March 6-9.

Celebrate 100 Grant

March 2, 2020

Learning and Research

Empowering Students

A $5,000 Celebrate 100 Grant from the American Geophysical Union (AGU) is enabling Wittenberg professors and students to explore issues related to environmental justice across a variety of disciplines, from science to art.

Professor Emeritus of Religion Gene Swanger

February 28, 2020

A Lifelong Educator

In the nearly two decades since his retirement in 2000, Professor Emeritus of Religion Gene Swanger has continued to educate students with his expert knowledge of East Asia.

Kaitlyn Mansoorieh

February 26, 2020

Setting the Pace

Peace Corps recently announced that Wittenberg University ranked No. 16 among small schools on the agency’s list of top volunteer-producing colleges and universities in 2020. There are 10 Wittenberg alumni currently volunteering in countries around the world.