Every four years Earlham celebrates the birthday of second College president Joseph Moore. It's the only opportunity we have to pay birthday homage to Moore who was born on "leap day," February 29.
A public learning audit, says Bennett, is a stand-alone statement disclosing the evidence that the institution has regarding student learning, and commenting on why the institution takes the approach to assessing learning that it does.
Results from NSSE, the National Survey of Student Engagement, including those from Earlham, appeared in the Education Life section of the New York Times.
During the reconstruction and widening of U.S. 40 (National Road West) in front of the Earlham campus, it may be difficult to enter or leave campus using our main entrance or others which intersect U.S. 40. We encourage you to obey all posted traffic signs and to use the directions and maps provided here.
The Punch Brothers with Chris Thile will bring their unpredictable mix of original songs, bluegrass, folk, Bach, Mozart and overs of Radiohead, the White Stripes and the Beatles to Earlham's Goddard Auditorium on Friday, February 12.
Earlham College was named Corporation of the Year by the Wayne County Area Chamber of Commerce at its annual awards dinner on Friday, January 22, 2010. This is the first time that the College has been honored by the Chamber.
Mark Brim speaks with Aletha Stahl, associate professor of French and Francophone Studies, about the College's ties to Haiti in wake of the tragedy caused by the recent earthquake. Stahl helps to put the devastation in context for us and gives us some suggestion on how best to help in the recovery efforts.
Emilie M. Townes will speak about the challenges in creating fairness and compassion during a lecture entitled “Does Your House Have Lions?” on Tuesday, January 26, in Stout Meetinghouse.