A Marietta College education involves more than classroom and lab time, and the inaugural Experiential Education Day provided an opportunity for students, faculty, and staff to showcase their experiences and the opportunities that are available to all students.
Marietta College is hosting Experiential Education Day from 8:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m., Tuesday, November 29th. Students and departments will showcase a variety of experiential learning opportunities, including presentations from Pioneers who interned, completed research, service learning, and studied abroad.
Auva Zandi ’24 (Dublin, Ohio) loves talking about her experience as a Patient Care Assistant (PCA) in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Nationwide Children’s Hospital this past summer.
Marietta College's Environmental Science, Environmental Studies, and Environmental Engineering students will make presentations on their field experiences from 5:00-7:00 p.m., Thursday, October 27th (POSTPONED - NEW DATE WILL BE ANNOUNCED SOON), in Rickey 102. Presenting will be:
Marietta College is hosting Experiential Education Day from 8:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m., Tuesday, November 29th. Students and departments will showcase a variety of experiential learning opportunities, including presentations from Pioneers who interned, completed research, service learning, and studied ab
It’s one more opportunity to enhance his résumé, and Justin Blasko ’22 (Youngstown, Ohio) was not going to skip it.
Of course, it helps that he gets to serve as a volunteer with the fan experience at this year’s NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Final Four in New Orleans.
Most students are traveling home or to the beach for spring break — but Spring Break 2022 for Tyler Johnston ’24 (Granville, Ohio) and eight of his Marietta College classmates means working for a premier brand in sports.
Marietta College faculty are always looking for ways to add an experiential learning component to their courses.
Natalie Bender ’17 (Akron, Ohio) got to touch the “Play Like a Champion” sign at Notre Dame.
Marietta College officials are excited to announce the launch of a new initiative aimed at providing entrepreneurship and computer coding skills to area middle school students.