Tori Chellis ’25, a biology major and theatre minor, recently received an Arthritis Foundation Champions Scholarship, recognizing people for their advocacy work for people with arthritis and their educational and professional goals.
Learn more here: https://t.co/77tzV8W9Em
It was great to see our junior Eddie Papp (Bay Village, OH) perform with the Wooster Chorus tonight at their show in McGaw Chapel. That’s EP on the top far left…the show was fantastic!
What a treat to have Reggie Harris on campus to work with Wooster Chorus and members of The Harmony Project. Reggie led the students in singing spirituals and music of the Civl Rights movement.
We’re searching to fill a tenure-track position in voice at The College of Wooster. Please consider applying or sharing the post with a colleague. https://t.co/JNaddal6es
The highly acclaimed Wooster Chorus, an ensemble of 60 student musicians from The College of Wooster, will perform at the First Presbyterian Church of Wooster on Saturday, March 12, at 7:30 p.m., the opening concert of the group’s 56th annual spring tour.
https://t.co/7qryOulJ0B
Sydney (Maureen) Hanes ’21, global & international studies major, has received an English Teaching Assistantship (ETA) from the Fulbright U.S. Student Program. She will serve as a teaching assistant and cultural ambassador in Kyrgyzstan!
Read more here! https://t.co/tzqKY4BbOM
Thank you to @LisaCWong and @WoosterChorus for the gift of a wonderful performance today! Congratulations on finding a way to keep beautiful music alive through all of this year!
Wake up... your Asian friends and family are deeply scared, horrified, sick to their stomachs and wildly angry. Please please please check in on us, please please please stand with us. Please. Your Asian friend needs you, even if they aren’t publicly grieving on social media. x
Today’s #BlackHistoryMonth choral artist is Joel Thompson!
Check out his work "Seven Last Words of the Unarmed" which features final phrases of black men before their unjust murders by policemen. Performed by the @UMich Glee Club.
https://t.co/neYlXjFNsy
#BlackHistoryMonth
Will McCullough and Tabitha Skornik-Hayes are back on now through 5:30pm to take questions on their AMRE project, which analyzed financial and social impacts of @HabitatWayne
https://t.co/S7Lj9I0t4I
Katiasofia Gonzales is on now to discuss her APEX Fellowship at the Colegio Montesori del Cusco, Peru where she worked remotely as a TA planning and conducting online classes for 4th to 9th grades in various disciplines. https://t.co/PFLh4TlVkv
If you are an English major or minor, a member of Wooster Chorus or part of Word of Mouth student org, don't miss this watch event of South Korean filmmaker Lee Chang-dong's work, Poetry, hosted by the English Department. 🍿 is provided! Check your email for more information.