Multigenerational Learning Experiences

"Students spent one hour at the living center, once per week to gain insight as to what life might be like as the living center residents, who are elderly, get closer to death," explains Assistant Professor of Religion John Krummel, who taught the service learning course "Death and Dying." "They made connections between text and their visits." Through Krummel's course and Assistant Professor of A...  More >>

Goff '89 Named Teacher of the Year

Ever since Peter Goff ‘89 decided to pursue a career in teaching science, he has understood the significance of exposing students to real world issues-a realization that has not only reshaped his career, but the academic focus of many aspiring college students. As a high school science teacher and volleyball coach at the Vermont Commons School-a college preparatory school for grades 7-12 located...  More >>

Improving Literacy Times Two

Sophomore Daniel Budmen was inspired by renowned anthropologist Jane Goodall to create a project to increase children's environmental literacy and knowledge about the ecology of the Finger Lakes. His twin brother Peter sees a career in education in his future and would like to work with Head Start to improve children's early literacy skills. Each will now have the opportunity to see their project...  More >>