The Power of Coaching
Muhlenberg’s innovative coaching program challenges every student to realize their full potential through personalized connections.
Our faculty lead students to reach further, to achieve their goals and to effect change in the professions and passions they pursue.
Muhlenberg’s innovative coaching program challenges every student to realize their full potential through personalized connections.
Muhlenberg's commitment to innovation and exploration made possible these alumni's transformative experiences as students.
Maggie Robertson ’13 describes landing the role of Lady Dimitrescu in 2021's Resident Evil Village, an experience that opened a world of opportunities.
Barnett, who was a computer science major, makes an impact as one of the few software engineers at the biotech startup he joined after graduating.
Former 'Berg soccer player Dave Vassilaros ’03 is encouraging coaches to prioritize young players’ well-being and personal development over winning.
Professor of Psychology Stefanie Sinno explains how working with the Allentown School District led her to her current area of research.
Popular clothing exchange events on campus allow students to educate their peers about the pitfalls of fast fashion.
Read an essay by alumni Ali Senal Vener '18 about how increasing access to the ballot box can protect broad participation in democracy.
Greg Lambert ’74 donated a large collection of political memorabilia, including more than 1,200 buttons from the 1940s to 2012, to Muhlenberg.
Muhlenberg Voices
“Muhlenberg provides a lot of support in different ways. I came here wanting to be a part of a family, and I’m constantly reminded that that’s the support I’m offered, whenever I need it.”— Sean Quaye '25 , Finance and Psychology Double Major
“I had the freedom to make mistakes and I made a lot of them. I also had the freedom to learn about music beyond the classroom on a daily working basis as the music director for a time.”— David Fricke ’73 , Award-winning Music Journalist
“I was really impressed by the inclusivity on campus and how there was such a focus on ensuring that every person really belonged.”— Marci Martinez-Howey ’25 , Masters of Organizational Leadership and DEIB Certification
“When I first entered Muhlenberg, I was undecided. The opportunity to take diverse classes played a significant role in helping me narrow down my options to public health and environmental science.”— Christina Dalton '24 , Public Health Major, Environmental Science Minor
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Glass is even more deadly to birds than previously thought, according to a new peer-reviewed study led by Professor of Ornithology Daniel Klem. But, unlike many environmental problems, the solutions are simple.
Cronin, who taught at the College for 30 years, will continue to practice public health as an emerita professor.
Muhlenberg College is committed to supporting current and newly-enrolled UArts students as they consider the next step in their educational careers.