In the spring of 1981, Cressa Payne ’79 wrote to then-President Sherrill Cleland about how Marietta College — particularly the Organic Chemistry class taught by Dr. Hans-Georg Gilde — prepared her for the rigors of medical school at Ohio State University.
Marietta College recently named Brent Beeson, MS, MT-BC, program director for the Music Therapy program, as well as added Abby Dodds, MM, MT-BC, as an adjunct instructor in the program.
Dr. Ahmed Algarhy has received international recognition for his work in creating an online educational platform that serves both students and professionals in the oil and gas industry.
For someone who rarely raised his voice, Dr. Gamaliel “Gama” Perruci knew how to make an impression on anyone he met.
A few months into his second year teaching in Marietta College’s Communication Department, Cody Clemens ’13 celebrated two major achievements.
McCoy Professor of Psychology Dr. Mark Sibicky uses a unique analogy when it comes to his research.
“I think of it in terms of a parade. I always want to be in the parade, and I know I won’t be at the front of it, but at least I’m not standing on the sidewalk watching it go by,” he said.
Marietta College’s Dr. Amy Yekel and Merewyn Weinkauf will present a faculty recital at 7:30 p.m., Friday, January 24th, in the Alma McDonough Auditorium. The recital is free and open to the public.
Faculty members in Marietta College’s Department of Business & Economics are dedicated to conducting research together and with undergraduate students.
Marietta College’s Grace Johnson, McCoy Professor of Management and Accounting, recently completed two publications.
Without a doubt, Dr. John Michel exemplified the type of professor who inspired his peers with his passion for teaching, his field, and the overall liberal arts experiential learning that makes Marietta a pioneer among all other institutions.