Muskingum University student-athletes in five sports recently received well-deserved accolades and set school records:

Muskingum University students recently held three campus events to raise funds and awareness and support others.

Muskingum University Associate Professor of Communication Lisa Marshall ’03 was recognized with the national Excellence in Advising Award at the National Student Electronic Media Convention.

Sponsored by College Broadcasters, Inc., the convention was held in Baltimore, Maryland from October 26-29, 2022.

Samuel Pollock '26, Seth Roseberry '23, Bryce Ceculski '25, and Kailyn Shalosky '24 attended the conference with Dr. Marshall.

Muskingum University students in majors across the campus are highlighting the Fall 2022 Semester with multiple opportunities to share their talents in theatre productions, musical performances, and the visual arts, and to learn alongside faculty, staff, and regional guest artists.

Theatre Productions

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

COMMUNICATION, MEDIA, AND THEATRE

Assistant Professor of Media Communication Michael Carvaines won the Best Short Screenplay Award at the 2022 KinoDrome International Film Festival for his original narrative film "Daphne M."

Muskingum University Educational Support Specialist Linda Hatfield and students in the Audio Production class taught by Associate Professor of Communication Lisa Marshall ’03 have created a new podcast, “Linda’s Keys to Academic Success.”

The podcast was designed for students enrolled in the first-year Keys to Academic Success course, which introduces a variety of academic skills necessary to succeed in college.

On October 27, the Muskingum University Biology Department and the biology honorary society Beta Beta Beta premiered “10,000 Acres.”  This multimedia documentary focuses on the history of land use and people in the area now occupied by The Wilds, the largest conservation facility in North America. The documentary looks at the land’s prehistory, its time as a farming community and strip mine, and its reclamation and transformation into a wildlife preserve.