As Medical Director for global diversified metals manufacturer Worthington Industries, Dr. Bill Gegas wears multiple hats. He leads the operation of the company’s free-standing medical facility and pharmacy, practices as a primary care physician for Worthington employees and their families, and provides background and guidance to Worthington’s chief executives for health-related issues and decision-making. Dr. Gegas also serves on the teaching staff for medical schools of The Ohio State University and Ohio University.

As a specialist in internal medicine and infectious diseases, Dr. Sarah McBeth ’04 practices outpatient medicine at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC) Center for Care of Infectious diseases. She also serves as the Medical Director for Allies for Health + Wellbeing, providing primary care for people living with HIV. 

Students enrolled in Spring 2020's The 2018 World Cup class taught by Dr. Richard Arnold, Associate Professor of Political Science, are helping to edit Dr. Arnold’s forthcoming book.
 

The book, The 2018 World Cup in Russia, is under contract with Routledge and is expected to be released later this year.  

Students helped review chapters sent in by contributors from all over the world and with writing the introduction. 

During Muskingum University’s annual Celebration of Excellence on April 24, the 2020 recipients of the University’s highest faculty recognitions were announced. 

When Muskingum University students return to campus, a new smart phone tool will serve as their “one-stop shop” for their personal safety.

Muskingum recently announced its Celebration of Excellence, the annual event honoring undergraduate student achievements in a variety of categories will take place online on Friday, April 24 at 1 p.m. As we continue to follow Governor’s DeWine’s shelter-in-place guidance, the virtual ceremony will feature video presentations of the awards and honors on the University’s Celebration of Excellence webpage.

The 2020 ceremony will feature:

Muskingum University’s Office of Greek Affairs kicked off Greek Week 2020 as a virtual event for all past and present Muskies April 19-25. It took place on the MUGreek Muskies page on Instagram and Twitter, and through each Greek organization’s social media accounts, the week featured daily share challenges and opportunities to collect points. 

Daily themes included:

Even though our students are away from campus, the services they rely on to help support their academic success are available remotely.  

Dr. Shelley Amstutz-Szalay, Dean of Student Educational Services, notes that the campus-wide use of Microsoft Office 365 as a common framework for completing coursework, video conferencing, and remote file access and file sharing, is tremendously beneficial for supporting student success.