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New annual scholarship awarded for service
Elizabethtown College’s Alumni Peace Fellowship committee is now accepting proposals for their annual Paul M. Grubb Jr. Award competition. This competition awards $1,000 to the student who best represents Etown’s motto, “Educate for Service,” by completing a world-changing service project. A conscientious objector is, “a person who refuses to serve in the armed forces or
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Accelerated master’s degree in business administration added to CCEDL program
Elizabethtown College’s adult accelerated degree program has recently added a master’s degree in business administration to its program. This is the first graduate degree the Center for Continuing Education and Distance Learning (CCEDL) has offered. The MBA program is created for business professionals with at least three years of management/leadership experience. For students who already
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Housing issues caused by higher-than-expected retention
As Elizabethtown College students moved into their new homes for the semester, some took issue with their living situations. In addition, upperclassmen were encouraged to pursue off-campus housing and many were left in transitional rooms. “It is the upperclassmen retention numbers, not the size of the freshman class, causing the excess of students,” Allison Bridgeman,
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