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Learn about Reinhardt’s programs at Coffee with a Counselor, Oct. 24
By Jordan Beach Reinhardt University wants to meet you where you’re at; whether you’re finishing a degree or furthering your education, Reinhardt has many options for the working adult. On Oct. 24, Reinhardt’s admission counselors will meet you at the Copper Coin in downtown Woodstock for Coffee with a Counselor. The event will take place 3:30-6:30 p.m. Coffee with a...
Reinhardt’s MFA Creative Writing program hosts poets to fall reading series
By Jordan Beach Since the program's start, Reinhardt’s Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing has hosted summer readings for students and the community. The reading series will continue into fall this semester, with two poetry readings. Left to right, Chad Davidson and Gregory Fraser On Wednesday, Nov. 6 at 7 p.m. in the Hill Freeman Library Community Room, poets...
Funk Heritage Center celebrates 20-year anniversary, Nov. 21
By Jordan Beach The Funk Heritage Center will open a new exhibit next month celebrating its 20th anniversary of educating North Georgia on Native American history. The event will take place Nov. 21 with the opening of a new exhibit in the Buffington Gallery, called “Resistance and Resilience—The Cherokee Trail of Tears,” which includes 20 new interpretive panels and interactive...
Reinhardt mourns the loss of student Alexis Taylor
Today, Reinhardt University mourns the loss of one of our own. Alexis Taylor passed away just before 6 a.m. this morning. Alexis had been fighting DIPG, a rare form of brain cancer, since being diagnosed...
Dr. Pam Wilson uses media to uncover marginalized history
By Jordan Beach Dr. Pam Wilson teaches several courses that demonstrate to students how to connect their work in communications with history and culture. Her recent work with Cartersville proves how media continues to tell...
Education major MaKayla Newell receives grant to provide inclusion classroom
By Jordan Beach Those walking by classroom three in Paul Jones may notice interesting classroom furniture, such as a swing, colorful stools and a ball pit, all possible accommodations for inclusion classrooms. Inclusion classrooms enable...
Reinhardt President Mallard encourages female leaders at national conference
By Erika Neldner President Kina Mallard speaks on a women's leadership panel with other college presidents. Reinhardt President Kina S. Mallard participated in the 2019 Leadership Women conference focusing on educating students for the ever-changing...
First Year Students find unity through visual demonstration
By Jordan Beach Every student who attends Reinhardt University is unique, with individual backgrounds, experiences and cultural influences that are woven together to create their identity. Their differences allow them to stand out and become...
#FacultyFriday: Dr. Shawn Brown invests in students with the calling to teach
By Jordan Beach Since 2003, Dr. Shawn Brown has been enhancing the knowledge of young educators at Reinhardt University who are pursuing a career in teaching. Dr. Shawn Brown, professor of early childhood education For...
Pickens Scholars committee meets to plan 2019-20 school year efforts
By Jordan Beach The Pickens Scholars program is geared up and ready to continue their efforts in providing educational opportunities at Reinhardt University for Pickens County residents. The members of the Pickens Scholars committee expressed...
Reinhardt, Cherokee County School District enter Educational Pathway partnership
By Erika Neldner Reinhardt University and the Cherokee County School District are making it more affordable for CCSD employees to further their education. From left to right: Provost Dr. Mark Roberts, chief human resource officer...
