In early September, with Disability Awareness & Inclusion month just a few short weeks away, staff from Muskingum University’s Disability Education office (DEO), PLUS Program, and Diversity, Access & Inclusion (DAI) office began brainstorming the most appropriate ways to celebrate the important October event on campus.
Memorable. Historic. Significant. Scrutinized. Any and all of these adjectives can be used to describe the 2020 Presidential election. The voting process throughout the country, made possible each year by dedicated staff and volunteers who work for months at a time to prepare for an election, is now more than ever before under the microscope of the American public.
The Muskingum Music department helped close the fall semester on a high note (pun intended) with the production of two virtual concerts for all to enjoy. On Nov. 15, the department live-streamed the Choral Concert, featuring the University’s Concert Choir and Chamber Singers. The following week, on Nov. 22, the Instrumental Concert was also live-streamed and featured the Wind Ensemble, Jazz Ensemble, Jazz Combo, Steel Drum Band, and Muskie Rocks Ensemble.
Stop us if you’re heard this before. A team of five Muskie Business Management and Marketing majors took home top honors at the American Advertising Federation’s (Columbus Chapter) “The Pitch” competition. If this sounds familiar, that’s because a team of five Muskies also took home first place in last year’s prestigious event.
Members of the Muskingum University campus community lined up early in the morning at the Anne C. Steele Rec Center on Nov. 19 to participate in voluntary COVID testing offered by the University in partnership with the Ohio National Guard. The free event, which was scheduled at the end of the fall semester as students prepared to head home for finals week and the holiday break, was attended by more than 200 people.
President Hasseler was recently featured in a local news article about her recent appointment to the NCAA Division III Presidents Council. Read more about how she plans to be an advocate for student-athletes and make sure the right kind of policies are in place so they have great athletic and educational experiences.
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Muskingum University recently announced that 17 students took home various honors during the annual “Student Competition Exhibition” in the Louis O. Palmer Art Gallery. Winners were selected from more than 70 artworks created and submitted by students utilizing various media – including painting, drawing, sculpture, ceramics, and mixed media.