Please join us in wishing Trustee Emerita Annie Castor Glenn '42 a very happy 100th birthday! 100 years is an incredible milestone, which is fitting for such an incredible woman.

We’ll have some fun honoring Annie on our social media channels throughout the day, so feel free to like and share to send good wishes her way.

And if you’d like to hear a bit more about Annie’s remarkable life, the John and Annie Glenn Museum in New Concord is a great place to visit, either online or in person.

Laudations is an online collection spotlighting the professional contributions Muskingum University faculty and staff make to their respective disciplines.

Art

Two paintings by Ruth Dorsey Neptune Distinguished Professor of Fine Arts Yan Sun were selected for the exhibition, "Harmony and Evolution: An Exhibition of the Chinese-American Art Faculty Association” at the Ruth Davis Design Gallery of the University of Wisconsin Madison.  The exhibition runs from February 26-April 5, 2020.

InnovationMania, the signature event for Muskingum University’s Ignition Program, returned with a bang on campus in year number two. More than 100 people participated in the frenzied, fun night of innovation and problem solving that encouraged budding entrepreneurs to share, and brainstorm, ideas. 

As Muskingum University celebrates Black History Month through several events across campus, the marketing team spoke with Danyelle Gregory, director of Diversity, Access, and Inclusion (DAI), to discuss a bit more about planned events and how to get involved.

More than 122 prospective Muskingum University students and their families participated in the first of two Scholarship Days on January 18, 2020.  Scholarship Day visitors traveled from as close to campus as New Concord (1.1 miles) and from as far away as Coats, North Carolina (360 miles).
 

The Muskingum University John and Annie Glenn (JAG) Public Service Fellows group recently completed their first semester on campus and are making an impression on and off-campus. Designed to transform young people into active citizens and public servants, the JAG Fellows balanced classroom instruction sessions with regional activities to improve the region.

Muskingum University recently welcomed new executive director of Disability Resource Services and associate professor of Education, Dr. Leann DiAndreth-Elkins, in a reception held in Walter Hall. A number of faculty and staff enjoyed food and refreshments while saying hello to the newest addition to Muskingum University. 

Muskingum’s associate professor of Political Science, Dr. Brian King, chatted with WHIZ (NBC) News about the ongoing impeachment process, why the general public should pay attention and the free exchange of ideas around the topic on campus.

See the article here: https://whiznews.com/2020/01/22/muskingum-university-students-study-impeachment-process/

Muskingum University will be hosting the exhibition, "Images through Lenses” in Palmer Gallery. There are over 40 artworks created by Photographers in Ohio. The exhibition runs from February 19 through March 19, 2020, and is free and open to the public. 

Details:
When: February 19 through March 19, 2020
Where: Muskingum University’s Palmer Gallery 

Reception: Wednesday, Feb. 19, 2020. 1:00pm – 3:00pm

Lecture: "Photography for Everyone" by Ms. Jana Pryor, Wednesday, March 11, 2020, 1:00pm-2:30pm at Palmer Gallery