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Delaney speaks on practice efficiency, learns new tactics, tools to aid Jays’ upcoming season
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- January 29, 2014
Over the weekend of Dec. 13, Men’s Lacrosse Coach Drew Delaney spoke at the Intercollegiate Men’s Lacrosse Coaches Association (IMCLA) annual convention held in Baltimore, Md. at the Marriott Waterfront Hotel. Having attended before, Delaney had an idea of the different topics generally covered during the three days when the conference is held. He was
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Occupational therapy program earns seven-year reaccreditation term
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- January 29, 2014
he occupational therapy (OT) program was last accredited during the 2003-2004 academic year and can be accredited for five, seven or ten years. The College’s once seven-year term was increased to ten years. Recently, the program has been reviewed and received another seven-year term at this time. Elizabethtown College’s occupational therapy program has been accredited
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Admissions reinstates Overnight Visit program
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- January 29, 2014
Last semester, Elizabethtown College temporarily suspended the overnight program so that a new program could be developed. They hoped to put a program together that better supported and identified with the College’s values. The goal of the overnight program is to provide prospective students with a real-life college experience. The program gives prospective students the
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Facilities addresses sewage problems in dormitories, academic buildings
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- January 29, 2014
his past weekend, there have been a number of toilet backups and raw sewage overflows in Founders Residence Hall. The cause of this problem seems to be linked to feminine hygiene products being flushed in the drain lines. “The only steps that can be taken and would make all the difference is an awareness by
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History dept. adds medieval magic course to examine magic, supernatural
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- January 29, 2014
he history department introduced a new course for the spring semester of 2014 called “Medieval Magic Then and Now,” taught by Dr. Máire Johnson, a visiting assistant professor at Elizabethtown College. The content included in the “Medieval Magic Then and Now” course will “explore the ways in which the medieval world understood the concepts of
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High Library offers new resources
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- January 29, 2014
he High Library is offering additional services and resources for students and faculty members in the 2014 spring semester. These supplements include new laptops, a new scanner on level one, focus groups, Mid-Term Minis and a Quiet Zone. Lunchtime Mid-Term Minis will be held outside of the Marketplace Feb. 3 until Feb. 7, from 11
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Business department creates Living Learning Community
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- November 20, 2013
Elizabethtown College’s Business Department, under the leadership of Associate Professor of Business Law and Business Department Chair Dr. Sylvester Williams, created the first-ever Business Living Learning Community (LLC). The Business LLC consists of 58 first-year male and female intended business majors and is located on the second and third floors of Myer Residence Hall. During
READ MOREMock trial team attends competition at UPenn, receives multiple awards
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- November 20, 2013
Elizabethtown College’s mock trial team recently attended the University of Pennsylvania Quaker Classic Invitational 2013 competition. The Quaker Classic mainly consisted of Ivy League schools such as UPenn, Carnegie Mellon University, Johns Hopkins University, Georgetown University and George Washington University with other schools in attendance as well such as Etown, University of Delaware and Drexel
READ MOREEducation department adds new course
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- November 20, 2013
A new two-credit course will be offered in the spring semester for education majors looking to travel without participating in a semester-length study abroad program. Peace Education and Integrated Schools in Northern Ireland and the United States will meet once a week to discuss and learn the history, process and practices of the Irish education
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