News published March 2021
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Athletic training program offers no-cost services to dance students
Published March 30th, 2021![A man helps a student in an athletic training facility as she walks on a treadmill.](/images/AT_Story_CoverImageEDITED.jpg")
What do college students studying athletic training and dance have in common? One can rely on the other for furthering their experience and education. In the spring of 2019, Messiah University’s Athletic Training program proposed an idea: what if athletic training students had the opportunity to work with a new patient population?
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Highmark Blue Shield supports future generations of frontline nurses at Messiah University
Published March 22nd, 2021![Nursing students and a professor work on a dummy laying in a hospital bed.](/images/Nursing_CoverImage.jpg")
Highmark Blue Shield is proudly showing its support for the future generation of frontline healthcare professionals through a Frontline Worker Grant to support current nursing students at Messiah University.
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Messiah’s Rachel Cornacchio to direct virtual PMEA All-State Chorus
Published March 19th, 2021![A woman with her mouth open and her hands up as if she is conducting. She is in some sort of hall and is facing the camera, but isn't looking directly at it.](/images/RachelC1__1_.jpg")
When Rachel Cornacchio, director of the Graduate Program in Music at Messiah University, was invited to direct the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association (PMEA) All-State Chorus, she was thrilled
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Counseling professor awarded grant to expand Anger Works website and app
Published March 2nd, 2021![A woman sits in a classroom talking to a student.](/images/McGinnis2_CoverImage.jpg")
Have you ever wished you could harness the power of anger to work toward your goals instead of against them? Carol McGinnis, Ph.D., associate professor of counseling at Messiah University, has focused part of her career on creating anger management techniques to do just that.