Dr. John Teske, a professor of psychology at Elizabethtown College, has recently had his work published in Zygon: Journal of Religion and Science. Teske has his work published in Zygon regularly; his latest piece appears in Zygon’s September 2013 publication. Teske’s work in this particular volume is centered upon the concept of embodied cognition, which
READ MOREr. Mark Harman, professor of English and German and professor of international studies, received a grant and residency from the Art Foundation of the German Federal Province of North-Rhine Westphalia for his translations and commentary of Franz Kafka’s modernist story, “The Transformation.” North-Rhine Westphalia (NRW) is a populated state in northwest Germany, and the NRW
READ MOREhe new Information and Technology Services (ITS) blog is an online resource that students and faculty members can take advantage of to help them with technological troubles. Computer Trainer Kathy Kellie and Instructional Technologist Dr. Linda Macaulay created this blog, which contains useful information on an array of subjects, like operating Blackboard. This blog is
READ MORElong with the new department of politics, philosophy and legal studies comes the newly-created alumni group called the Blue Jay Barristers (BJB). This interest-based advisory allows attorney alumni and legal professionals to network in that field. While this group enriches alumni’s current careers, it also creates an opportunity for students at Elizabethtown College to develop
READ MORElizabethtown College’s Athletics Department recently hired Drew Delaney as the new head coach for the men’s lacrosse team. Delaney, a Lancaster, Pa. native, is looking forward to being back in the area and settling down with his wife Linda. “I decided to come to Etown because it seemed to be a great fit, professionally and
READ MOREThis year, Elizabethtown College is sponsoring a two-week peace and conflict study in South Africa for the 2014 May term. The trip will allow Etown students to explore the cities of Johannesburg and Cape Town. The trip was originally scheduled for last year. According to Dr. Michael Roy, professor of psychology and one of the
READ MOREn the spring of my senior year of high school, my parents and I started touring the colleges on my list of prospective schools. We ran through the list, discussing possibilities as we went along. One school was overwhelmingly large with no person-to-person interaction. One was in the middle of nowhere. One was significantly out
READ MOREnstagram, an online photo-sharing social network, is becoming popular among colleges and universities. On Sept. 1, Elizabethtown College challenged students, faculty, alumni and the local community to the third Etown photo-a-day challenge. Participation in the photo challenge has been growing every year the challenge has been offered. As of Sept. 20, more than 71 people
READ MOREElizabethtown College’s Athletics Department developed a new mobile website in an effort to make it easier for users to navigate and view scoring records of Blue Jay athletic teams. The Athletics Department incorporated the responsive design to enhance their users’ experience. More than a billion people access the Internet from their mobile devices and tablets.
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