The United States is experiencing perplexing labor shortages often referred to as the Great Resignation. The suffering and isolation caused by COVID gets a lot of the blame, yet the shortages may be..
Faith Okpotor, assistant professor of political science, has been awarded the International Affairs Fellowship by the Council on Foreign Relations. This very competitive fellowship provides Okpotor..
I grew up in Prague, which was then the capital of Czechoslovakia. It is hard to judge your home if that is the only place you know. I always knew that Prague was beautiful, but only after I traveled..
Colleen Payton received her bachelor of science in psychology from Fairfield University in Fairfield, Connecticut, and then attended Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia where she received her..
Rasbell Espiritu ’17, S’21 grew up in the Dominican Republic where the culture does not respect mental disorders or believe in therapy. So, it’s a bit of a surprise that Espiritu and her entire..
I was born in a society that the imperial British empire designated as India (Bombay); raised in a society that offered ways for my family, despite maintaining a second-class citizen status to those..
I grew up in Skokie, Illinois, which is probably best known for its reference in The Usual Suspects or the Supreme Court case National Socialist Party of America v. Village of Skokie. I remember..
(photo: Dr. Chris Hunt gets a visit from alumna Melissa Cheung ’18 in fall of 2021.)
I grew up in Baltimore, Maryland, and have been very influenced by that experience. The Baltimore City public schools that I attended from kindergarten through 12th grade had large African American..
John Mikovits ’08 G’15 is effusive when he talks about his colleague, mentor, and former professor Susan Scholtz, who is an associate professor of nursing at Moravian. “As a student, I saw the..
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