Broadcasting major gets big city experience
Contributed by Erin Kriner ’09 As a broadcasting major with an emphasis in production, Tshana Jamara ’09 took full advantage of her Philadelphia campus experience by landing an internship at the local ABC television affiliate, WPVI-TV, Channel 6. Posted in 2009, Broadcasting, Internships, Philadelphia Campus, Study Abroad | No Comments » Posted on October 6th, 2009 260 views Serving the community shapes student’s life
Every Tuesday afternoon Rachel Moffett ’09 boards a bus to work with inner-city youth at the Allison Hill Community Center in Harrisburg. After four years of helping with homework, cleaning, serving meals, and lending a shoulder to cry on, this elementary education alum bids farewell to the individuals that have helped shape her life, broaden her horizons, and strengthen her fortitude. Posted in 2009, About Service, Alumni, Education, Service and Learning, Study Abroad | No Comments » Posted on October 6th, 2009 198 views Study abroad spurs international justice career
Study abroad experiences in West Africa and France shaped this student’s view of the world and convicted her about the investment she could make in the lives of those outside her immediate circle of influence. Read the rest of this entry » Posted in 2004, About Service, Alumni, English, Majors & Minors, Study Abroad | No Comments » Posted on June 18th, 2009 336 views Student helps shape sustainability on campus and beyond
Joshua Stone ’10, one of only 1,100 citizens since 1914 to receive the William T. Hornaday Silver Medal for distinguished service in conservation, chose Messiah College for its high-level of student-faculty interaction, its renowned globally focused research, and its commitment to environmental stewardship. Posted in 2010, Biology, Go Green!, Spanish, Study Abroad | No Comments » Posted on August 13th, 2008 833 views Math major combines education with a moral purpose
Brittany Williams ’09 Co-authoring a Braille-inscribed book for disabled children in West Africa is one way this Messiah College mathematics major is stretching herself beyond the classroom. Posted in 2009, About Service, Collaboratory, Giving Back, Mathematics, Service and Learning, Study Abroad | No Comments » Posted on August 12th, 2008 1,034 views Student athlete faces challenges with rigor
As a person living with cerebral palsy, track student/athlete Stevie Baum ’11 seems to welcome challenge. From continually exceeding her personal best on 800-meter races, to helping disabled and elderly Africans gain access to water and sanitation facilities, Stevie has made her Messiah experience her own. Posted in 2011, Collaboratory, Family Science, Human Development, Service and Learning, Study Abroad | No Comments » Posted on July 7th, 2008 1,050 views Boyer scholar confronts cruelty in developing nations
The day 17-year-old Brittany Brendsel ′08 came across Messiah College’s Epicenter website (http://www.messiah.edu/academics/epicenter) Posted in 2008, About Reconciliation, Anthropology, Giving Back, Honors Program, Internships, Intl' Development, Service and Learning, Sociology, Study Abroad | No Comments » Posted on May 20th, 2008 917 views Challenging pre-med program a blessing to biology major
A gripping study-abroad experience and revealing service-learning opportunity changed Melina Benson’s life, solidifying the biology major’s determination to succeed in her challenging pre-med program at Messiah College. Posted in 2009, Biology, Honors Program, Service and Learning, Study Abroad | No Comments » Posted on May 15th, 2008 955 views |
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