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May 27, 2008
Walsh University’s Theology and Education divisions have joined forces for the first time with the recent launch of the new Theology-Education Hispanic Outreach Program. Designed to supply Pre-K through 8th grade Hispanic minorities with educational mentoring, the program combines education practices with the mission and compassion of theological outreach. read more...
May 20, 2008
North Canton, Ohio – Walsh University and Vista Psychological and Counseling Centre will host Internet Safety: What Every Parent and Child Needs To Know on Tuesday, June 3,7 - 9 p.m. at the Barrette Business and Community Center. read more...
May 20, 2008
WALSH UNIVERSITY ANNOUNCES FACULTY TENURE AND PROMOTIONS
Three Honored with Professor Emeritus Status
North Canton, Ohio – Walsh University proudly announced the promotion and tenure appointment of faculty for the up-coming academic year at a recent university dinner for the Walsh community. read more...
April 3, 2008
Walsh University Professor Dr. Frank P. Vazzano Schedules Book Signing & Reception Tuesday, April 15
Politician Extraordinaire: The Tempestuous Life and Times of Martin L. Davey
North Canton, Ohio – Walsh University is proud to announce that Walsh Professor of History Dr. Frank P. Vazzano will sign copies of his new book Politician Extraordinaire: The Tempestuous Life and Times of Martin L. Davey on Tuesday, April 15 at 7 p.m. in the Barrette Business and Community Center on the Walsh University Campus. The program will include commentary by Dr. Vazzano followed by a reception. Copies of the book will be available for purchase at the book signing and also in the Walsh University bookstore. This event is free and open to the public. read more...
January 22, 2008
Division to Become a School of Business
Dr. Ronald G. Fountain Named New Dean
NORTH CANTON, Ohio – Walsh University is proud to announce that the current Division of Business, Economics and Communication will become a comprehensive School of Business this fall.The development of a formal “school” is the natural progression for the growing business division and will provide new opportunities to further expand on the University’s commitment to service learning, with the potential for increased partnerships with the local business community. read more...
DEFAZIO'S STUDENTS WELCOME PRENTKE ROMICH REPRESENTATIVES
North Canton, Ohio, March 20, 2007 - Walsh University Professor of Intervention Specialist Education and Coordinator of Hannon Center Programs, Dr. Jeannie DeFazio has invited two representatives for Prentke Romich (www.prentrom.com) to speak at her ISE 340 Assistive Technology class on Wednesday, October 25 at 9:30 a.m. in the Paul and Carol David Family Campus Center Atrium at Walsh University. read more...
WALSH STUDENTS EXHIBIT PHOTOGRAPHY IN STUDIO M
North Canton, March 16, 2007 - Fifteen students enrolled in Professor Lee Horrisberger¹s digital photography class at Walsh University are studying the work of outstanding photojournalists from the perspectives of artistic style, technique, and history. The course will culminate in an exhibition in the Massillon Museum¹s Studio M from March 30 through May 6, funded by a grant from Arts in Stark. read more...
WALSH PROFESSORS GIVE ELEMENTARY STUDENTS A 'TASTE OF COLLEGE'
North Canton, Ohio, November 14, 2006 - Students in Walsh University's Human Development and Sociology classes will be host to 75 5th and 6th graders from Compton Elementary School in Canton on Friday, November 17, 2006, for a "Taste of College." The project is part of the University's commitment to service learning, and is being spearheaded by Dr. Kimberly Metz, Assistant Professor of Psychology and Dr. Shauntey James, Assistant Professor of Sociology.
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WALSH PROFESSORS RECOGNIZED BY OHIO MAGAZINE
North Canton, Ohio, October 20, 2006 - Five professors from Walsh University will be recognized in the December edition of Ohio Magazine for their "contributions and dedication to achieving Excellence in Education." The professors to be recognized are Dr. Holly Hartwig-Moorhead, Dr. Bob Humphries, Dr. Shauntey James, Dr. John Kandl, and Dr. Cynthia Staudt. read more...
DEFAZIO'S STUDENTS WELCOME PRENTKE ROMICH REPRESENTATIVES
North Canton, Ohio, September 19, 2006 - Walsh University Professor of Intervention Specialist Education and Coordinator of Hannon Center Programs, Dr. Jeannie DeFazio has invited two representatives for Prentke Romich (www.prentrom.com) to speak at her ISE 340 Assistive Technology class on Wednesday, October 25 at 9:30 a.m. in the Paul and Carol David Family Campus Center Atrium at Walsh University. read more...
FACULTY PROMOTIONS AND TENURE ANNOUNCED - CLICK HERE TO READ MORE!
DR. JAMES TO PRESENT AT UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD
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North Canton, Ohio, February 28, 2006 - Walsh University Assistant Professor of Sociology, Dr. Shauntey James will present a paper, "Multicultural Sensitivity and Business" at the Oxford Round Table, to be held at Lincoln College at the University of Oxford, Oxford, England, from March 12 through March 17.
Attendance at the Round Table is limited to approximately thirty-five (35) delegates from around the country who will exchange ideas on diversity in society in a seminar format. In 1989, the first Oxford Round Table convened to consider major issues in contemporary educational policy in the United States, the United Kingdom and other selected countries. The purpose of the Oxford Round Table is to promote human advancement and understanding through the improvement of education. |
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DR. MOORHEAD TO PROVIDE CRISIS INTERVENTION TO HURRICANE KATRINA VICTIMS
North Canton, Ohio, October 13, 2005 - Walsh University Counseling and Human Development professor Dr. Holly Hartwig Moorhead will be traveling to the Gulf coast region as part of a Red Cross disaster mental health services team to provide counseling and support to hurricane victims in the area. read more...
WALSH UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS RECEIVE NOCHE CELEBRATION OF TEACHING AWARD
North Canton, Ohio, September 30, 2005 - Walsh University recently announced that three of its faculty were recipients of the 2005 Northeast Ohio Council on Higher Education (NOCHE) Celebration of Teaching Award.
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WALSH UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS RECEIVE TENURE APPOINTMENTS
North Canton, Ohio, May 10, 2005 - Walsh University proudly announced the promotion and tenure appointment of faculty for the up-coming academic year at a recent university dinner for the Walsh community. read more...
DR. THOMAS FREELAND NAMED 2005 OUTSTANDING EDUCATOR
North Canton, Ohio, May 10, 2005 - Walsh University announced its Outstanding Educator of the Year at the 2005 Spring Commencement ceremony on May 8, 2005. Associate Professor of Biology and Chair of the Division of Mathematics and Sciences, Dr. Thomas M. Freeland accepted the award and addressed the 445 members of the graduating class that elected him for the honor. read more...
DR. WINRIGHT SPEAKS ON POLICING COMMUNITIES IN INDIANAPOLIS
North Canton, Ohio, April 18, 2005 - Walsh University theology professor, Dr. Tobias Winright was recently invited to speak at the Plowshares Peace Studies Collaborative of Earlham, Goshen and Manchester Colleges in Indianapolis, IN on April 14th. Winright gave a lecture entitled, "Peace through Policing in Communities and the World." read more...
WINRIGHT RECEIVES WHO'S WHO ACCOLADES
North Canton, Ohio, April 15, 2005 - Walsh University theology professor Dr. Tobias Winright has been nominated to be honored in Who's Who Among American Teachers for the second time. read more...
DR. SHAUNTEY JAMES RECEIVES WHO'S WHO NOMINATION
Walsh University sociology professor Dr. Shauntey James has been nominated to be honored in Who's Who Among American Teachers for the second time. read more...
DR. DEFAZIO'S CLASS FORMS SERVICE-LEARNING PROJECT WITH AREA SENIORS
Walsh University Professor of Intervention Specialist Education, Dr. Jeannie DeFazio and Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Coordinators at Mayfield Manor senior apartment complex, Linda Duckworth and Della Koester have recently begun a joint service-learning initiative between Walsh students and Mayfield Manor senior citizens. read more...
WALSH UNIVERSITY FACULTY TO RECEIVE AWARD FOR TEACHING EXCELLENCE
Walsh University professors John G. Trapani, Joseph Ezzie and Linda Barclay were recently nominated for the Northeast Ohio Council On Higher Education Award for Teaching Excellence (NOCHE). read more...
DR. JOSEPH TORMA ON SABBATICAL 2004-2005
Dr. Joseph Torma, a Professor of Theology and Director of Walsh's Institute for Justice and Peace will be on sabbatical for the entire academic year 2004-2005 working on a book tentatively titled The Cooperatist Alternative: A Plan for Society and Church. read more...
DR. TOBIAS WINRIGHT SERVES AS KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Walsh University theology professor Dr. Tobias Winright was the keynote speaker during "Peace & Justice Week." The event took place August 9-13 at the Chautauqua on Lake Erie, Lakeside, Ohio. read more...
WALSH UNIVERSITY APPOINTS NEW FACULTY POSITIONS
Walsh University opens the 2004-2005 academic year by welcoming some new as well as familiar faces to its campuses. Joining the ranks of the university's full-time faculty are Dr. Marietta Daulton, Dr. James Hamburg, Dr. Beth Vesco-Mock, Dr. Michael Dunphy, Sheryl Holt and Dr. Holly Hartwig Moorhead. read more...
