Dr. Cody Clemens ’13, Assistant Professor of Communication Studies, recently presented research at the 19th annual International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry (ICQI) conference at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.
The research was conducted during Clemens’ trip to an abortion clinic during the summer of 2021.
Dr. Charles Doan, William Van Law Plankey Assistant Professor of Psychology at Marietta College, recently presented research at the ninth annual Midwestern Cognitive Science Conference at Grand Valley State University.
Marietta College’s Department of Communication recently inducted 26 students into Lambda Pi Eta, the communication honor society for students of high academic achievement.
Marietta College’s Department of Business & Economics recently inducted 15 students into Tau Pi Phi, the business and economics honor society for students of high academic achievement.
Planetary Science major Emily Etheridge ’23 stood before a small group of high school students to talk about planetary science and geology during a late-winter Discover Engineering Day.
Graduating from Marietta College with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Accounting or Public Accounting almost guarantees the individual a top-notch job in the field.
About 40 Education majors from Marietta College spent time this week alongside local educators to learn about the best practices in the education of children.
Marietta College was well represented at the 69th annual Research Conference of the Southeastern Psychological Association (SEPA) as four Psychology professors and eight undergraduate and graduate students attended and presented at the conference in New Orleans, Louisiana, from April 5-8.
Three Marietta College students recently competed in the 2023 Tau Pi Phi business case competition in Pittsburgh.
In the two-day competition, Marietta faced Wittenberg University and the event’s host, Juniata College.
Marietta College’s McCoy Professor Grace Johnson presented her research, “Surfing for SIRF: Social Engineering, Stolen Identity Refund Fraud, and the Accounting Professional,” at the North American Accounting Society annual meeting in Chicago earlier in March.