Transylvania VP for finance and business to retire this spring after making big impact at alma mater
Planning to retire this spring, VP for finance and business Marc Mathews reflected on his time at Transylvania, which actually began back in 1976.
Month: October 2020
Transylvania grad demystifies the seamless path to first job
From scholarship interview to job offer, Transylvania graduate Jordan Long finds unexpected connections between the liberal arts and preparation for her career.
Transylvania Food Justice group helping feed hungry kids
Transylvania’s Food Justice group is addressing a problem exacerbated by remote learning: the food insecurity of schoolchildren.
Transylvania Moosnick Lecture to highlight activism of American Jewish women
Award-winning author Melissa R. Klapper will deliver this year’s Moosnick Lectureship in Judaic Studies: “Ballots, Babies, and Banners of Peace: American Jewish Women and First Wave Feminism.”
Transylvania student finds community in atypical first year of college
The typical experience for first-year students has dramatically changed at Transylvania. “I’m grateful to be a part of a university striving so hard to welcome new students while also protecting the student body,” first-year student Jeffery Proffitt said.