“Ecotourism and heritage tourism in particular are powerful economic engines for the Eastern Shore, and we look forward to enhancing the opportunities for communities to benefit from this potential," Seidel said.
“Since I’ve been working here going on three years, I’ve been put in more leadership positions with more creative freedom, and I love it,” said Julie St. Clair, 22, a Journeyman Leader with GIS.
Anastasia Bekker, Class of 2024, was invited to participate on a panel session during the annual conference of the Philippine Society for Public Administration.
“We were just thinking, ‘How could we show the Latinx culture to Washington College?’ That was basically our main idea,” Torres said. “We just enjoy talking about our experiences as Latinx-American students, especially as Latinx college students.”
The JHC Foundation Awards $5 Million Grant to Invest in Pursuit of Accreditation by the AACSB
Following a Thrilling Overtime Victory, Men's Soccer Secures Spot in the Centennial Conference Final for the First Time in School's History
When Head Softball Coach Sally Snover traded her SUV for a golf cart, she had no idea how functional and fun it would be.
The Men's Soccer team has earned the No. 2 seed, and will host No. 3 seeded Franklin & Marshall at Roy Kirby, Jr. Stadium this Friday at 7:00 p.m.
"As a Peer Mentor, you give so much of yourself for others; honestly it can be a hard job unless you care really deeply. But this doesn’t feel like work to me,” said Jones. “Because when I hear these good stories, I really feel like I’ve done something right. That feels good.”
The Shoremen have qualified for their first Centennial Conference Tournament appearance since 2016 and just the second in program history.
