Bio Professor's Paper Cited in Nobel Prize Award
A 1993 paper Bruce Wightman co-authored laid the groundwork for a 2024 Noble Prize in Medicine and Physiology.
Our Faculty
Muhlenberg’s faculty personify intellectual excellence and are devoted to teaching and opening doors for each individual student. A Muhlenberg education will prepare you to apply your in- and out-of-class learning to the person you will become and the career you will create long after graduation.
Muhlenberg cultivates a shared culture that encourages and supports meaningful experimentation. Because teaching and learning are richest in an environment that fosters an exchange of perspectives, our programs provide a wide range of opportunities for collaboration among faculty and also with students, both within and across disciplines.
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Scholars, Mentors & Innovators
Muhlenberg faculty challenge and support students while also serving as inspiring scholars, advancing knowledge in their own fields of study.
"A Career-Changing Moment for Me as a Filmmaker"
Assistant Professor of Film Studies David Romberg project receives award from the Sundance Documentary Fund.
Two Professors Named APA Fellows
Psychology Professors Kate Richmond ’00 & Mark Sciutto were honored by the APA for their contributions to the psychology of women and teaching of psychology.
NEWS AT MUHLENBERG
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Bruce Wightman (Biology) Is a Leading Scholar
Wightman, who studies a microscopic worm that allows scientists to understand a great deal about humans, has mentored hundreds of student researchers during his decades at Muhlenberg.
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Why I Study Questions of Well-being
Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Africana Studies Tiffany Montoya explains how she chose to study philosophy and specifically the concept of flourishing.
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Muhlenberg College Announces Faculty Promotions
Five members of the faculty were recently awarded tenure and promotion to associate professor by the college’s Board of Trustees.
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Why I Study Dance, Specifically Ballet
Assistant Professor of Dance Heidi Cruz-Austin shares the story of how she began dancing, her professional experience and how she began teaching in a college setting.
