Academic Sessions
The following sessions are available to Momentum students. As you will see, many of these sessions are team-taught and span the disciplines.
Classical Studies: Journey from Mythos to Logos; Your College Odyssey
Jennifer V. Besse, Adjunct Faculty in Latin, Department of English
The Classics Summer Reading Discourse
Paulo Coelho, Inspirations: Selections from Classic Literature. Discussion led by Kinesis
Anthropology and Biology
Diane M. Bridge, Associate Professor of Biology
Music and Mathematics
Sarah E. Daughtrey, Assistant Professor of Music
James R. Hughes, Professor of Mathematics
Philosophy and Mock Trial
Michael D. Silberstein, Professor of Philosophy
Kyle C. Kopko, Assistant Professor of Political Science
History and Political Science
Gail M. Bossenga, Assistant to the Chair of the Board, Scholar in Residence
April C. Kelly, Associate Professor of Political Science
Physics and Varieties of Religious Experience
Tomas Estrada, Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering
Jeffery D. Long, Associate Professor of Religious Studies
Psychology and Sociology
Jean Pretz, Associate Professor of Psychology
Conrad L. Kanagy, Associate Professor of Sociology
Poetry and Prose
Jesse B. Waters, Visiting Assistant Professor of English and Director of the Writers House
Cultivating Creative Expression: Exploring Art:
Marianne Calenda, Dean of Students
Our College’s Roots: Anabaptist Groups and The Church of The Brethren
Jeffrey A. Bach, Director of the Young Center for Anabaptist and Pietist Studies,
Associate Professor of Religious Studies
Walking Tour Featuring The History of Elizabethtown College
Jean-Paul Benowitz, Director of Momentum; Assistant Director of Academic Advising
Academic and Personal Integrity
Thomas R. Winpenny, Professor of History
Civility in Campus Life
Stephanie A. Rankin, Assistant Dean of Students,
Director of Academic Advising and the Center for Student Success
Academic Advising
Stephanie A. Rankin, Director of Academic Advising
Jean-Paul Benowitz, Assistant Director of Academic Advising
Achieving Academic Success and Meeting Academic Expectations
Sylvester E. Williams, IV; Associate Professor of Business Law
Making the Most of Library Research
BethAnn Zambella, Director of the Library
Beth Young, Head of Readers Services
Lynne C. Davies, Director of Learning Zone and Disability Services
Tamera L. Longsderff, Assistant Director of Learning Zone and Disability Services
Writing Workshop
Matthew G. Skillen, Assistant Professor of English, Director of English Education
A Liberal Education and Pathways to Success
Michael D. Silberstein, Professor of Philosophy
Socratic Dialogues
Jennifer V. Besse, Adjunct Faculty in Latin, Department of English
Reflective Learning: Making Your Mark on the World
Jean-Paul Benowitz, Director of Momentum; Assistant Director of Academic Advising
Strengths Quest
Stephanie A. Rankin, Director of Academic Advising
Vocational Discernment and Purposeful Life Work
Stacey Zimmerman, Assistant Director of Called to Lead
Joel C. Janisewski, Assistant Director of Prestigious Scholarships and Fellowships
Diversity Film and Discussion - Japanese Popular Culture Anime
Mahua Bhattacharya, Associate Professor of Japanese
Diversity Film and Discussion - Latin Americans
Guillermo A. Barroso, Momentum Advisor/Mentor
Carmen Medina, Chief of the Division of Student Services and Migrant Education
State Department of Education
Diversity Film and Discussion - African Americans
Sylvester E. Williams, IV; Associate Professor of Business Law
TennisAcademy
Mark A. Clapper Class of 1996, Director of Alumni Relations