category: Campus News Lessons of 9/11 category: Campus News | September 7, 2011 Lessons of 9/11 – New Market resident Art Bohanon, a nationally known expert forensic investigator, made three trips and spent a total of eight weeks at Ground Zero in the aftermath of the World Trade Center attack. Part of the national Disaster Mortuary Operational Response Team (DMORT), he helped identify victims and worked at the Medical Examiner’s Office. He was invited to speak to a combined classes of psychology and sociology classes by Professor Tanya Ramsey and Dr. Carolyn Hacker.
Campus News Colleges of Distinction COO praises Carson-Newman in latest national recognition Carson-Newman University “delivers on equipping students” according to Tyson Schritter, COO of Texas-based organization, Colleges of Distinction. Carson-Newman was named a “College of Distinction,” as well as a “Christian College […]
Campus News Picture of Head and Heart: New initiative has students discovering God-given strengths Preparing the next generation of servant-leaders is at the heart of Carson-Newman University. It even says so in its mission statement. It is that process of “preparing,” from when students […]
Campus News Spring commencement celebrates Class of 2026, Robert Reedy Bryan Society inductees Carson-Newman University held its Spring Commencement Ceremony on Friday, May 1. During the event the University inducted five new members into the Robert Reedy Bryan Society, as well as celebrating […]
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