Emma Seibert ’21 participated in the University’s Witt in Wittenberg program spring semester. Despite the COVID-19 health crisis cutting the group's time in Germany short, the experience created memories for a lifetime.
Rachel Corsello '20 found Wittenberg’s commitment to hands-on learning to be a huge door-opener, as evidenced by her service-learning project in her environmental research methods course being published.
Emmanuel Thombs '22 is being recognized as a changemaker and public problem-solver when he was recently named a Campus Compact 2020 Newman Civic Fellow.
Grace Worley '20 turns her passion for art and education into an award-winning project in the Excellence in Visual Arts competition through the Association of Independent Colleges and Universities of Ohio.
Zoe Schwartz, a senior at Wittenberg, recently had her paper accepted for the inaugural Richard Macksey National Undergraduate Humanities Symposium at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland.
I knew Wittenberg was the perfect place for me when I was welcomed with open arms by the soccer team, faculty, and other members of the Wittenberg community.
