Recognizing the powerful role student leaders play in the life of Wittenberg, President Laurie M. Joyner shared her reflections on leadership at the graduation ceremony for participants in the university’s Emerging Leaders program, Nov. 5.
Joyner challenged all those present to stay true to themselves and recognize that they are leading in everything they do.
Previously recognized for outstanding campus involvement by the Lambda Chi Alpha National Fraternity at its General Assembly, the Nu Zeta chapter of Lambda Chi Alpha at Wittenberg recently invited President Laurie M. Joyner to its chapter meeting, Nov. 4. At the meeting, Lambda Chi Alpha brother Gordon Li presented Joyner with a fraternity pin.
Jeremiah Williams, assistant professor of physics, is not only advancing international understanding of dusty plasma, he is also ensuring that Wittenberg students become sought-after global researchers.
For the last 24 years, Wittenberg’s Weaver Chapel Association (WCA) has rasied money to fight hunger through its annual CROP Walk. In celebration of WCA’s efforts, President Laurie M. Joyner welcomed this year’s top student fundraisers to her home for dinner, Nov. 1.
Determined to learn every facet of Wittenberg’s history and its longstanding relationship with Springfield, President Laurie M. Joyner visited Oakwood Village, Oct. 8, for an evening of conversation.
Established in 1977, the Benjamin Prince Society honors those individuals who have shown uncommon commitment to Wittenberg's academic excellence through their annual support. Their willingness to invest in Wittenberg has set the leadership standard for all alumni and friends of the university. President Laurie M. Joyner met with several BPS members prior to the Homecoming football game, Oct. 6.
As has been the tradition for several years at Wittenberg, the annual staff coffee brought together members of the administrative and support staff for conversation and a campus updates.
President Laurie M. Joyner continues to find every opportunity to engage with Wittenberg students. On Oct. 2, Joyner was invited to the Sigma Kappa sorority house to enjoy a lunch with the sisters.
Jeremiah Williams, assistant professor of physics, is not only advancing international understanding of dusty plasma, he is also ensuring that Wittenberg students become sought-after global researchers.
For the last 24 years, Wittenberg’s Weaver Chapel Association (WCA) has rasied money to fight hunger through its annual CROP Walk. In celebration of WCA’s efforts, President Laurie M. Joyner welcomed this year’s top student fundraisers to her home for dinner, Nov. 1.
Determined to learn every facet of Wittenberg’s history and its longstanding relationship with Springfield, President Laurie M. Joyner visited Oakwood Village, Oct. 8, for an evening of conversation.
Established in 1977, the Benjamin Prince Society honors those individuals who have shown uncommon commitment to Wittenberg's academic excellence through their annual support. Their willingness to invest in Wittenberg has set the leadership standard for all alumni and friends of the university. President Laurie M. Joyner met with several BPS members prior to the Homecoming football game, Oct. 6.
President Laurie M. Joyner continues to find every opportunity to engage with Wittenberg students. On Oct. 2, Joyner was invited to the Sigma Kappa sorority house to enjoy a lunch with the sisters.
