Julie Conrad, a volunteer from the Stark County Juvenile Court will be discussing her experiences with the Stark County Court Appointed Special Advocate/Guardian Ad Litem program at the Continued Learning Program Session on Tuesday, April 6 at 10 a.m. in the Hoover-Price Campus Center on Mount Union’s campus.

For the past six years, Mount Union College has been sponsoring the Annual Sport Sales Workshop and Job Fair with the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Cleveland Indians.

The John T. Huston-Dr. John D. Brumbaugh Nature Center of Mount Union College will hold a Walk with a Naturalist on Sunday, March 21 at 2 p.m.

Bradley Kerstetter, a junior business administration major of Louisville, OH was awarded first prize at the semi-annual Mount Union Student Debate held on Wednesday, March 24 in Chapman Hall. Earning second place honors was Steven Kandray, a freshman of Boardman. Kaley Smitley, a senior English: literature major of North Canton, OH captured the third place prize.

The semi-annual Mount Union College Intercollegiate Student Debate will be held on Wednesday, March 24 at 5:30 p.m. in Chapman Hall 11. The topic for the debate will be “Resolved: Greater government involvement in economic and social affairs is good for the United States at the present time.”

The Annual Student Art Exhibit, that features works by Mount Union students will be on display in the Crandall Art Gallery from Monday, March 15 through Wednesday, March 31.

Tiffany Ormiston, a junior middle childhood education major from Minerva, OH is blogging all week about her experience teaching at a low-income, diverse middle school in Charleston, South Carolina.

A group of Mount Union students, along with Marty CashBurless, chaplain of the College and Patty Kuhn, payroll representative, spent their spring break volunteering their time doing missionary projects on the island of St. Croix.

A group of Mount Union education students, along with Dr. Peter Schneller, associate professor of education and co-chair of the Department of Education and Dr. Ivory Lyons, associate professor of philosophy and religious studies performed culturally and developmentally responsive teaching in a low-income, diverse middle school in Charleston, S.C. during spring break.

Students enrolled in a social responsibility course at Mount Union traveled to Monte Oscuro, a little village in western El Salvador for spring break. For the eleventh year, Mount Union has worked with the rural health organization ASAPROSAR to complete various missionary projects.