Washington City Mission Dedicates Chapel in Honor of W&J Professor’s Family
WASHINGTON, PA (May 2, 2022) – Michael Crabtree, Ph.D., a psychology professor at Washington & Jefferson College, has extended the ethical leadership values that he teaches to his students into the Washington community. Crabtree, who has taught at W&J for 49 years, serves as the board vice president for the Washington City Mission, a local…
W&J Professor Wins Public Service Award
WASHINGTON, PA (April 28, 2022) – Michael Crabtree, Ph.D., professor of psychology at Washington & Jefferson College, recently won the Pennsylvania Psychological Association (PPA) 2022 Annual Award for Public Service. The PPA’s Public Service Award is “given to a member (individual or organization) of the Pennsylvania community in recognition of a significant contribution to the…
Voters Founded Here: W&J Students Turn Out for Elections at Higher Than Average Rates
W&J’s Presidents see the value in voting.
W&J Choir to honor COVID victims in performance of ‘Requiem’
“I have learned so many new technology skills,” according to Susan Medley, director of choral activities and professor of music at Washington & Jefferson College. She adds, however, “I hope I never have to use them again.”
‘What’s past is prologue’: Area colleges, universities innovate in the arts
The arts, by their nature, are full of innovators – those people who will think outside of the box to make something work in any given situation.
And that’s why a virtual production of William Shakespeare’s “The Tempest” will jettison into 2021 with the help of Zoom … and PowerPoint.
What Is RGGI And Why Should PA Participate? webinar hosted by W&J
Pennsylvania’s move to join the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative will be explored during the Washington & Jefferson College Center for Energy Policy and Management’s latest webinar on April 14 starting at 11:00 a.m.
Mineral supplies a key for renewables, expert says at W&J energy webinar
Solar, wind and batteries for electric vehicles and storage are generally considered to be the major sources of renewable energy, but don’t forget minerals.
