Dr. Cody Clemens, Assistant Professor in the Communication Department, can’t help but tout the accomplishments of recent graduates in his program and the success they are having in the next phase of their education.
Gavin Linkous ’21 never had a doubt, but he admits that his career in sport management is moving at a faster pace than even he could have imagined.
Four students from Marietta College’s Accounting and Public Accounting programs were honored for their academic excellence at the annual Student Recognition Night hosted by the Parkersburg chapter of the West Virginia Society of CPAs.
Students in Marietta College’s Accounting and Public Accounting capstone seminar participated in the recent Association of Government Accountants (AGA) Government Finance Case Challenge competition. This nationwide event had teams of undergraduate students preparing Citizen-Centric Reports for the City of Chattanooga, Tennessee.
In Summer 2023, Marietta College’s Education Department plans to welcome its first 15 students into a teaching initiative that offers an affordable and timely option for recent college graduates and career-changers to pursue teaching licenses in high-need fields.
Some students dreamed of traveling halfway across the world to study in foreign lands. Some had dreams of connecting with other cultures and thriving in an international setting.
If you see Tyler Johnston ’24 walking across the Marietta College campus, there is a good chance he will be wearing a Savannah Bananas T-shirt.
“I have 15 Bananas T-shirts,” says Tyler after interning with the Bananas this summer. “I’m known on campus as the Savannah Bananas guy.”
Four members of Marietta College’s Class of 2022 who were active members of the Pre-Law program will enroll in law school this fall, including two at the University of Cincinnati College of Law.
Josh Mudgett '22 (Duncan Falls, Ohio) took advantage of nearly every opportunity offered during his four years through Marietta College's Sport Management program to hone his craft.
