3 Alumni Author New Works
Three Muskingum University alumni have recently authored new works.
Sierra Hammons '21 Awarded National Scholarship
The American Proficiency Institute (API) recently announced that Muskie Sierra Hammons ‘21 is one of just five laboratory science students nationally to earn a $2,000 scholarship.
“With the COVID-19 pandemic, the vital importance of medical laboratory scientists has risen in consciousness,” explained Daniel C. Edson, President of API. “We are proud to continue for the 13th year scholarship support for the clinical laboratory profession.”
Laudations: Spotlight on Faculty Work
Laudations is an online collection spotlighting the professional contributions Muskingum University faculty and staff make to their respective disciplines.
ART
Visiting Assistant Professor Brittany Sievers was awarded an Individual Excellence Award from the Ohio Arts Council in the category of 3D Visual Arts. The peer-reviewed Individual Excellence Awards provided grants to a total of 75 artists selected from throughout Ohio.
A message from President Hasseler Regarding the Spring Semester
Dear Muskies,
Muskingum University to Celebrate Black History Month
Muskingum University will celebrate Black History Month on campus in the month of February. Led by the office of Diversity, Access & Inclusion (DAI), Muskingum will honor The Black Family, and focus on Representation, Identity and Diversity.
Muskingum University will Honor the Life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. During a Special, Week-Long Celebration, Jan. 18-22
Muskingum will host the university’s annual celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. during an extended celebration from January 18-22, 2021. The Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday on Jan. 18, 2021, will mark the 26th anniversary of the day of service that celebrates the Civil Rights leader’s life and legacy. Led by the office of Diversity, Access & Inclusion (DAI), Muskingum will honor Dr. King in celebration of The Voices of Social Justice.
Beverly A. Lindsay Sperry, Class of 1955
Lance B. Roepe, Class of 1970
Members of Muskingum’s Concert Choir Participate in the Newark-Granville Symphony Orchestra’s Virtual Production of “The Messiah”
In late October when Tim Sarsany, interim assistant professor of Music and director of Choral Activities, was approached by the Newark-Granville Symphony Orchestra (NGSO) to potentially have students participate in the group’s virtual production of the “Messiah,” he jumped at the chance. “It was the perfect way to end the semester.”
For more details, see the Q&A with Professor Sarsany below:
1.Tell us a bit more about NGSO’s Virtual “Messiah” production and who was involved?