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Salvatore Riggi Strikes the Right Note at Reinhardt
Salvatore Riggi '23 Senior Salvatore Riggi started playing the piano at age 12, inspired by the movie "The Pianist." "It's a Holocaust depiction of a pianist who plays a lot of Chopin pieces. It inspired me so much that I wanted to start playing on my own. I eventually started taking lessons because I fell in...

Dr. Randell Trammell Honored as Non-Profit Leader
Dr. Randall Trammell receives award from Bill Bolling. Congratulations to Randell Trammell, Ed.D., '03 '09, Chief Operating Officer (CEO) of the Georgia Center for Civic Engagement (GCCE)! Trammell was honored with Georgia's annual 2022 Bill Bolling Nonprofit Leader of the Year Award. The award's namesake, Bill Bolling, was the founding director of the Atlanta Community Foodbank...

Meet Bob DeHart
Bob Dehart, FPAC Production Manager Bob DeHart is the Production Manager for the Falany Performing Arts Center (FPAC) - actually, until recently, he was "the whole tech department for the FPAC," says DeHart. "The job encompasses lighting, set-up, sound, recording, video, managing the outdoor stage, and hiring technical assistance - and anything that anyone needs in...

Blood, Sweat and SEALS: The Lady Eagles Soccer Team Gets Specialized Field Training
"Persevere to personally help your teammate." ~Stonewall Solutions The Lady Eagles Soccer Team got a kick start to their 15-16 preseason, training with Stonewall Solutions, a company founded by retired Navy SEALS that specializes...

Faculty and Staff Honored for Dedication and Years of Service
Faculty and staff took center stage Tuesday (Aug. 11) at Reinhardt University’s annual Welcome Back Breakfast. The event honored employees with notable years of service, introduced all the new employees and provided everyone with a...

Welcome New Vice Presidents for Finance and Administration and Advancement
Two new vice presidents have been appointed to serve on the administration of Reinhardt University. David Leopard is the Vice President for Finance and Administration; He replaced Robert G. “Bob” McKinnon, who served in the...

Reinhardt University Students “Imagine No Malaria”
In the spring semester of 2015, Dr. Dana Hall’s students in her course Non-profit Marketing Campaign Strategies, focused on the North Georgia Conference of the United Methodist Church’s annual initiative to raise awareness and funds for...

Cherokee Retired Educators Association Gives Scholarship Donation to Benefit Education Students
Teachers of the past help teachers of the future! The Cherokee Retired Educators Association presented Reinhardt with a $2,000 check to provide scholarships for students majoring in education. Dr. Kina Mallard,...

Future Eagles “Soar” at Reinhardt’s Orientation Weekends
"Nearly 200 students and over 300 parents from as close as Canton, Ga. and as far as Winter Haven, Florida took part in the University’s most recent Orientation weekend, and we are expecting another...

Reinhardt Highlights during Annual Conference for North Georgia Conference of The United Methodist Church
Alex Mahan '15 spoke to the conference about a project she and her classmates supported through the McCamish School of Business at Reinhardt for "Imagine No Malaria," a mission emphasis by the United Methodist...

Year of India Symposium: Hinduism in Metro Atlanta
You are invited to attend our Year of India Symposium: Hinduism in Metro Atlanta, Friday, April 10 from 9 a.m.-12 p.m. 8-9 a.m.: Registration 9-9:50 a.m.: Lecture - Dr. Steven Ramey University of Alabama, associate professor religions of...
Reinhardt Expands Title IX Past the Playing Field
In the higher-ed world, the term “Title IX,” has always been synonymous with equality on the playing field. In the old days, the only Title IX question many colleges and universities considered was the number...

Reinhardt Business Students Learn Important Concepts As They Raise More than $1300 to Address Food and Clothing Shortages and Help the House of Hope in Kenya
Two Reinhardt University business classes have had much more than just good grades on their minds this spring. They have explored the complicated issues of hunger, inadequate clothing, and malaria prevention, and by partnering with...