Overcoming the Enrollment Cliff
Ellen Johnson, Allegheny vice president for enrollment management, is the featured guest on this episode of the IlluminatED podcast.
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Three leaders with ties to Allegheny appointed to Shapiro’s transition team
Three distinguished leaders with ties to Allegheny College — Larry Hailsham Jr., Mark Campbell and James H. Mullen Jr. — have been appointed to key administrative and transition advisory committee posts by Pennsylvania Governor-Elect Josh Shapiro.
Washington Post Features Research Analyzing Content of “Shark Week”
Associate Professor of Biology & Geology Lisa Whitenack was interviewed by The Washington Post for this story about a newly published paper analyzing 32 years of content from the popular Discovery Channel show “Shark Week.” Whitenack was the paper’s lead author, and Brady Mickley ’22 was a co-author, along with researchers from the University of […]
Allegheny awarded $529,500 grant by the Howard Hughes Medical Institute
The grant will support the development of a more inclusive STEM curriculum, with the goal of ensuring that all students feel they belong and can be successful in science, technology, engineering and mathematics fields.
Prof. Beth Choate Discusses Sustainability of Food Products, Diversity of Wild Bees
Beth Choate, associate professor and chair of environmental science and sustainability, shared her expertise in an interview on the Environmental Directions Radio program.
Allegheny College’s Walker appointed to higher ed think tank
Andy Walker, executive director of economic, civic and community engagement at Allegheny College, has been appointed to the HUD + Higher Ed Engagement Think Tank, a group of 30 strategic professionals who will lead activities and provide guidance for a new higher education-focused collaboration announced by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) […]
Allegheny College plans to cover tuition for lower-income families
The Commitment to Access Program will cover 100% of tuition for Pennsylvania students from families earning $50,000 or less.
Allegheny College Introduces Commitment to Access Program To Enhance Affordability for Pennsylvania Students and Families
Allegheny College today introduced a new Commitment to Access Program (CAP) that will cover 100 percent of tuition for Pennsylvania students from families earning an income of $50,000 or less. “Since Allegheny’s founding more than two centuries ago, we have opened doors of educational opportunity,” said Ellen Johnson, Allegheny vice president for enrollment management. “The […]
Allegheny College Brings Together Global Educators To Discuss Teaching Sustainability to a New Generation
Dozens of experts in environmental sustainability gathered this summer to strategize about the field’s future at the Fifth World Symposium on Sustainable Development at Universities.
Meadville Medical Center, Allegheny College ‘team up’ for sports medicine
Recently, Meadville Medical Center and Allegheny College announced a significant expansion in the health system’s sports medicine program, as it will now provide athletic training services to the college.
