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July 16, 2019

Life At Witt

Practical Preparation

Internship experience at Oesterlen Services for Youth confirmed Zacchaeus Martin's career aspirations to become a child counselor.

Communication and Business Leadership Experience (CABLE)

June 26, 2019

Life At Witt

CABLE CONNECTIONS

The Communication and Business Leadership Experience (CABLE), made up of a select group of around 12 business and communication students, is a two-credit class that focuses on professional development through site visits, class speakers, and case studies.

East Central Writing Centers Association Conference

June 19, 2019

Life At Witt

Emily Nolan ’22 & Jamie Spallino ’23

Emily Nolan of Columbus, Ohio, and Jamie Spallino ‘23 of Rocky River, Ohio, both had the opportunity to conduct research with Writing Center Director Mike Mattison as participants in Wittenberg’s First-Year Research Awards Program.

June 13, 2019

Life At Witt

Kathryn Nydegger ’19

It all started during fall semester of my junior year, while completing Dr. Kelly Dillon’s Social Scientific Research Methods course, otherwise known as COMM300Z.

June 7, 2019

Life At Witt

Megan Selby ’20

Studying abroad was something I had wanted to do since I started applying to colleges. I worried that being a student-athlete with both a fall and spring season would prevent me from checking it off my bucket list.

May 24, 2019

Life At Witt

Category: life at witt

Practical Preparation

Internship experience at Oesterlen Services for Youth confirmed Zacchaeus Martin's career aspirations to become a child counselor.

CABLE CONNECTIONS

The Communication and Business Leadership Experience (CABLE), made up of a select group of around 12 business and communication students, is a two-credit class that focuses on professional development through site visits, class speakers, and case studies.

Emily Nolan ’22 & Jamie Spallino ’23

Emily Nolan of Columbus, Ohio, and Jamie Spallino ‘23 of Rocky River, Ohio, both had the opportunity to conduct research with Writing Center Director Mike Mattison as participants in Wittenberg’s First-Year Research Awards Program.

Kathryn Nydegger ’19

It all started during fall semester of my junior year, while completing Dr. Kelly Dillon’s Social Scientific Research Methods course, otherwise known as COMM300Z.

Megan Selby ’20

Studying abroad was something I had wanted to do since I started applying to colleges. I worried that being a student-athlete with both a fall and spring season would prevent me from checking it off my bucket list.

Greater Than Oneself

Rinn Ramcke '21 spent a semester working with at-risk youth to create art at Project Jericho.

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Around the Hollow

Practical Preparation

Internship experience at Oesterlen Services for Youth confirmed Zacchaeus Martin's career aspirations to become a child counselor.

CABLE CONNECTIONS

The Communication and Business Leadership Experience (CABLE), made up of a select group of around 12 business and communication students, is a two-credit class that focuses on professional development through site visits, class speakers, and case studies.

Emily Nolan ’22 & Jamie Spallino ’23

Emily Nolan of Columbus, Ohio, and Jamie Spallino ‘23 of Rocky River, Ohio, both had the opportunity to conduct research with Writing Center Director Mike Mattison as participants in Wittenberg’s First-Year Research Awards Program.

Kathryn Nydegger ’19

It all started during fall semester of my junior year, while completing Dr. Kelly Dillon’s Social Scientific Research Methods course, otherwise known as COMM300Z.

Megan Selby ’20

Studying abroad was something I had wanted to do since I started applying to colleges. I worried that being a student-athlete with both a fall and spring season would prevent me from checking it off my bucket list.

Greater Than Oneself

Rinn Ramcke '21 spent a semester working with at-risk youth to create art at Project Jericho.

Support Wittenberg