Do you love feel-good stories? Then you'll love hearing about how Susan and her neighbors fought back against the odds and saved the little community of Richwood, West Virginia!

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Ed Morgan has been a public service for most all of his life...and he's taking those skills to a new level as director of the College for Older Adults (COA) in Abingdon, Virginia.

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Caroline Mosteller is a residence director for a building so large it houses almost as many people as the on-campus student body from her E&H days!

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Garrett Butler is using his career to serve his community -- by creating amazing sports events for student athletes!

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Fresh off the news of a major award honoring his research, Corey Davis reveals that the secret to much of his success as a scientist was his time spent with the E&H English Department.

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Dr. Will Gibbons is the Dean of the Crane School of Music at SUNY Potsdam, and he has been doing some fascinating scholarly work on the connection between classical music and video games.

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Ariel literally accepted her Emory & Henry diploma then drove straight to North Carolina where she kicked off her post-student acting career. Listen in with Ariel to find out how she likes being a professional actor.

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Jess didn't realize she was destined to be an outdoor adventure leader for teenagers, but she's enjoying every hiking, paddling, climbing, splashing minute of it!

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Amy Lemco Jaramillo has just published a book about the fascinating story behind Dr. Gilbert Mason: the physician in Biloxi who let the work to desegregate the public beaches there. The title of the book is "Wading In: Desegregation on the Mississippi Gulf Coast."

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David Cahill started in the banking industry before he even graduated. And he has a strong personal commitment to community service. Get to know an inspirational young professional.

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