Launched during the throes of World War II, Keuka College’s Nursing program commemorates its 75th anniversary by coming full circle. The book focuses on the history of the Methodist Church in the Pacific Northwest. She wants to become a child psychologist. The environmental science major worked — and learned — at the Wild Wings Inc. sanctuary for birds of prey. The art and design major spent four weeks learning more about architecture. The transition will take place with the 2020-21 academic year. The sophomore says her Field Period® experience helped her build on her own strengths. A high school senior learns lessons about college and life from her great-grandmother, Marie “Bee” Del Papa ’41. A contingent of business students rings the opening bell during a visit to the New York City stock exchange. The senior is now focused on his future. An Artist’s Reception is scheduled for Feb. 21. A variety of events will highlight several religions. Holly Reynolds and McKayla Nolan are recognized for their academic achievement and positive conduct. College alumni will visit residents of Clinton Crest Manor on Feb. 1. More than 50 members of the College’s faculty and staff were recognized for their dedication. A number of weekend activities that were snowed out will be rescheduled. Jan. 21 activities are to include a youth basketball clinic, a food drive, and events at Clinton Crest Manor. “It’s sad to hear of its demise," said Sue Ellen Bordwell '67. “It will continue to be a fond memory.” The College has contracted with Finger Lakes Premier Properties to oversee its housekeeping, grounds, and maintenance service. The annual initiative brightened the holidays for 44 Yates County children this season. There is sufficient direction for judges to decide bail under current law, argues Associate Professor of Criminal Justice Richard Martin, Ph.D., in an expert essay. Dr. Tim Sellers, associate provost and professor of biology and environmental science, sets the record straight on blue-green algae. Dr. Angela Narasimhan, assistant professor of political science, hopes to use the latest Supreme Court controversy as an opportunity to teach her students about the "tug-of-war" that is our political system.
Ann Tuttle, professor of management, offers her opinion on the implications of Gov. Andrew Cuomo's decision to raise the minimum wage for state workers to $15 per hour. Dr. Janine Bower, associate professor of criminology and criminal justice, explores the recent Garrett Chapel vandalism.
Nursing at Keuka College: ‘Wise hands, clear heads and steadfast hearts’
Keuka College’s Dr. Michael McKenzie has
Book Accepted for Publication
Gabriella Wilson ’21 Spends a Field Period® Filled with Little Patients … and a Little Patience
Winging It: Keuka College’s Grace DelRossa ’21 cared for birds during her Field Period®
Sydnie Brown ’22 Uses Field Period® to
Fine-Tune Career Options
Keuka College Moving to Empire 8 Conference
Lily Nelson ’21 Dives Deeper into Occupational Therapy
‘Keuka College set her up for a long and fulfilled life’
Keuka College Students Open Trading at NASDAQ
Keuka College’s Justin Latz Made the Most of His
Field Period® Experiences
Keuka College Art Show to Feature
Geneva Artist Grant Lounsbury
Keuka College Will Celebrate
World Interfaith Harmony Week Jan. 31-Feb. 7
Keuka College Golfers Named to Empire 8 President’s List
New Date Set for Keuka College Participation in MLK Day of Service
Keuka College Holds Bi-annual Community Day
Wintry Weekend Storm Closed Keuka College on Monday
Keuka College to Mark MLK Day
with Day of Service
Keuka College Says Goodbye to Allen Hall
Keuka College Signs with Local Service Provider
Keuka College’s Angel Tree Project is a Campus Favorite
Don’t let emotion dictate changes to state bail policy
Is There Blue-Green Algae in Keuka Lake?
Teaching the Supreme Court
Extreme Increases to Minimum Wage Could Have Unintended Consequences
What Would Justice in Garrett Chapel Vandalism Look Like?
