Great things are happening at 厙ぴ勛圖, thanks to our engaged students, talented faculty and staff, and our commitment as a campus to blaze new trails. Each week, the College will share this Spotlight on Success. If you have good news items to add, please email marketing@marietta.edu.
STUDENT SUCCESS
More than 80 students and 10 employees attended the Academic Resource Centers Wings, Rings and Sings event on Thursday, October 18, in Izzys. Through a partnership with Parkhurst Dining, Amanda Haney-Cech and her staff organized an evening of chicken wings, onion rings, and karaoke singing to help students de-stress after mid-terms and connect with the ARC in a fun environment. More ARC-organized events are on the horizon, including a De-Stress with Dogs and a Movie Night.
McDonough Scholars Bryce Moyers 25 (Ashland, Ohio), Laney Carpenter 25 (Cambridge, Ohio), Shay Allshouse 26 (West Salem, Ohio), Lexi Sabatino 26 (Alliance, Ohio), Maria Cipro 25 (Medina, Ohio) and Abby May 25 (Randolph, Ohio) are competing in an international case study based on UN sustainable development goals during the 2024 International Leadership Association Conference in Chicago.
Petroleum Engineering seniors Nick Kumor 25, Carson Halbower 25, Brayden Ziemer 25, Wade Smith 25, Ben Sobb 25, Paige Schindler 25 and Trevor Mcneill 25 organized a highly successful Energy Technical Exhibition on Friday, October 18, in Dyson Baudo Recreation Center and along Butler Street. Students from 厙ぴ勛圖, other colleges and universities, and high schools learned about the energy industry companies who had displays during the event and were able to network for potential internships and jobs.
Homecoming Week is underway, with 22 candidates vying for the King and Queen honors. Hundreds of alums are registered to attend the weekend festivities.
CAMPUS NEWS
Jason Nulton, Mariettas Coordinator for the Office of Community Engagement and the Veterans and Air Force/Space Force ROTC Programs, is being honored with the Washington County Veterans Commission Chair Award of Excellence by the Washington County Veterans Service Commission. This award recognizes exceptional and notable achievement and assistance to the Veterans Services Commission, patriotism, and love for community. In Jason's specific instance, they are honoring his support of the Vietnam Veteran's Welcome Home event, his service to supporting veterans through his work on Mariettas initiatives, and his work through McDonough to connect the county veterans' groups, including the VFW, American Legion, Marine Corps League, Purple Heart Society, and AMVETS.
Legacy Library is featuring a special Pioneers in Print: A Celebration of Pioneer Publishing on Friday, October 25, to celebrate student, faculty, staff and alumni authors, editors and contributing writers. This event is from 4:00-6:00 p.m. in the Prince Forum. Most of the authors will be available to discuss their books. Pioneers in Print include: Kylee-Beth Strader 25 [Lorain, Ohio] (Waves), Dr. Michael Morgan (Co-Author: Talking Tough in U.S. Foreign Policy: Executive Actions, National Emergencies, and Economic Sanctions), Dr. Katy McDaniel (Editor: Virtual Dark Tourism: Ghost Roads), Dr. Matt Young (Contributing Author: Virtual Dark Tourism: Ghost Roads), Dr. McDaniel (Potterversity), Dr. David Torbett (Edited, Annotated with an Introduction and Epilogue: The Autobiography of Daniel Parker, Frontier Universalist), Dr. Bev Hogue (Editor: Teaching Comedy), Professor Andy Felt (Contributing Author: Teaching Comedy), Jason Nulton (Co-Author: Uncommon Cargo. Sacrifice. Survival. Hope), Gary Williams 76 (No Man Knows This Country Better: The Frontier Life of John Gibson), Edwin Daryl Michael 59 (Eagles Over Canaan), and Brent Haney 76 (Answering the Call - A Memoir of Rowing on the Potomac and Muskingum Rivers).