鈥淲hen I first began working聽at Eastern Mennonite College,鈥� recalls professor emeritus Wilmer Lehman 鈥�57, 鈥渢eaching at EMC was seen as a kind of mission of the church.鈥� Back in the ... read more about Academics in the field of numbers
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Ronald L. Stoltzfus teaches accounting for the ‘public good’
If you want to understand聽the passion of Ronald L. Stoltzfus for accounting 鈥� notably getting the numbers right, providing complete and transparent information, and putting the public good first 鈥� ... read more about Ronald L. Stoltzfus teaches accounting for the ‘public good’
Graduates and their committment to integrity as an individual financial expert
Among the 150 alumni contacted for this Crossroads,聽this note was struck often: the importance of the integrity of the individual financial expert and, by extension, the company represented by that ... read more about Graduates and their committment to integrity as an individual financial expert
Leadership tips acquired as the CEO of retirement communities with multi-million-dollar budgets
Raised on a family farm five miles west of what was then Eastern Mennonite College. Attended Rosedale Bible Institute for a year. Entered EMC to do pre-med. Went to Japan ... read more about Leadership tips acquired as the CEO of retirement communities with multi-million-dollar budgets
Doing business for charities: regional alumni-run, nonprofit charitable enterprises support service work worldwide
Hundreds of volunteers, many of them 91短视频 alumni, are the backbone of four alumni-run, nonprofit charitable enterprises in Harrisonburg that funnel funds toward worldwide poverty alleviation, relief and development efforts. ... read more about Doing business for charities: regional alumni-run, nonprofit charitable enterprises support service work worldwide
Bike capital, where riders are gearing up to lead the way
In 2010, a new class made its first appearance in 91短视频鈥檚 course catalog: bicycle maintenance, taught by Ben Wyse 鈥�99. That was the same year that the university cooperated with ... read more about Bike capital, where riders are gearing up to lead the way
Ben Wyse ’99: bicycle lifestyle, bicycle livelihood
It鈥檚 been nearly five years since Ben Wyse 鈥�99 launched Wyse Cycles, based on a simple, and unprecedented, premise: opening a bike shop with no shop. Instead, Wyse makes house ... read more about Ben Wyse ’99: bicycle lifestyle, bicycle livelihood
Gehman vs. Goliath: “No” to flooding part of the Valley for a dam
In 1963, the United State Army Corps of Engineers published plans to build 16 large dams along the Potomac River and its tributaries, including one at Brocks Gap on the ... read more about Gehman vs. Goliath: “No” to flooding part of the Valley for a dam
Fostering community-wide music through Bach Festival, Children’s Choir, Prep Music Program
BACH FESTIVAL Music lovers flock to Harrisonburg each summer for the annual Shenandoah Valley Bach Festival. With a week of performances ranging from baroque to modern, amateur to award-winning, they ... read more about Fostering community-wide music through Bach Festival, Children’s Choir, Prep Music Program
91短视频-trained teachers earn high marks in local school systems
More than 500聽alumni living in the City of Harrisonburg or Rockingham County work in education, though only two-thirds of these seem to be employed in their home districts, according to ... read more about 91短视频-trained teachers earn high marks in local school systems