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Keith Doubt

July 29, 2021

Sociology of War

Wittenberg is pleased to host another Virtual Alumni College Lunch and Learn presentation, this time featuring four-time Fulbright recipient and Wittenberg University Professor Emeritus of Sociology Keith Doubt.

Andrew J. Graff

July 22, 2021

Virtual Alumni Book Club – Raft of Stars

Join fellow alumni and friends for a virtual Alumni Book Club as Andrew J. Graff, visiting professor of English and author of the debut novel Raft of Stars, presents a short reading followed by a 45-minute Q&A beginning at 5:30 p.m. on Friday, July 30, 2021.

Mary Jo Zembar

July 16, 2021

Learning and Research

Wittenberg Announces New Keil Chair in Psychology

The Office of the Provost has announced that Mary Jo Zembar, professor of psychology, is now the new Paul Luther Keil Chair in Psychology, a position endowed by the late Rev. Paul Keil in loving memory of his parents, Luther F. Keil and Mary Ruth Slater Keil.

Christian Raffensperger

July 14, 2021

Learning and Research

New Wray Chair in the Humanities

Internationally recognized scholar Christian Raffensperger, professor of history, department chair, and the director of the University’s pre-modern and ancient world studies program, has been named the Kenneth E. Wray Endowed Chair in the Humanities.

Jason Gregory

July 9, 2021

Life After Witt

Jason Gregory ’20

Sometimes overcoming challenges can be part of life’s journey. For Jason Gregory, Wittenberg class of 2020 and a first-generation college graduate, the challenges were there, but through love, help, and guidance, he knocked them down one by one.

Connections

July 7, 2021

Making Connections

Spearheaded by the General Education Advisory Committee and the Educational Policies Committee, a bold overhaul of the University’s general education curriculum is underway and set to launch this fall with the Class of 2025.