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Eastern Mennonite University

Eastern Mennonite University

Private university in Harrisonburg, Virginiawww.emu.edu

Search complete. 8 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Eastern Mennonite University".

Sep 28, 2026

Marlana LancasterHOST
3:21
I've been here since 2006.
Marlana LancasterHOST
3:22
I got my undergrad from Eastern Mennonite University.
Marlana LancasterHOST
3:27
Same, I didn't know what I wanted to be when I grew up, but I knew numbers come easy.
Marlana LancasterHOST
3:30
I actually took an accounting class in high school and it was one of my favorite courses in high school.
Marlana LancasterHOST
3:56
Or certainly in the beginning, it prepared me the most.
Marlana LancasterHOST
3:58
It's just demand and supply chain.
Marlana LancasterHOST
4:00
I went on and got, I had a professor, I actually took one investment class when I was at Eastern Mennonite University and I had a professor tell me, Get your degree, go to work for 10 years, get your master's degree, and then go get your CFP or a certified financial planner.
Marlana LancasterHOST
4:18
And so that was always kind of my that was my map.
Jessica BowserHOST
8:22
You're a transplant, your partner Kristen is a transplant, and so we were just sort of chit chatting about why people are attracted to harrisonburg and and what brings them and and then what makes them decide to stay so i think we're going to cover some of that as we talk about what the experience was like that i had with you in harrisonburg how has the city changed over the years
Vince MierGUEST
8:45
Whether it's the influence of the local universities that we have, James Madison University, Eastern Mennonite University, we've got some community colleges, a very large and thriving immigrant community that's been welcomed and added into the Harrisonburg fabric.
Vince MierGUEST
8:59
It's exciting.
Vince MierGUEST
9:00
Every time you go downtown, there's something new happening, whether the new restaurants that we'll talk about, some of these new shops.
Tim NymanHOST
1:54
Christopher Dock High School, small school, not far from where I sit, and been there a few times.
Tim NymanHOST
2:02
graduate from Eastern Mennonite University.
Tim NymanHOST
2:04
And by the way, Eric Kretsch just led Christopher Duck to a state championship on the other side.
Tim NymanHOST
2:10
And we're just talking, you know, you're just trying not to mess them up.
Erik KratzHOST
31:55
Like, being a young guy, I don't know how much, you know, he's gonna give him the Murph treatment because m- if Murph ever has a pump-up speech for me, he'll be like, "You do realize that you're just not that great of a hitter, but we need you to come through in this situation." So he's always used that, that sarcasm with me, calls me...
Erik KratzHOST
32:16
He would call me Ish, and he would make some kind of joke about me going to Eastern Mennonite University in any situation.
Erik KratzHOST
32:24
And I think sometimes with certain guys, obviously don't know what he said through the translator, but you see the big smile on Murph's face.
Erik KratzHOST
32:32
It's one of those things...
speaker_14SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
31:18
I feel like I can help us in the power and driving in some runs, and hopefully in key situations.
John MillerNARRATOR
31:24
Last winter, the 26-year-old Sheets earned his bachelor's degree from Eastern Mennonite College in Harrisonburg, Virginia.
John MillerNARRATOR
31:30
While Larry is a native of Stanton, Virginia, his wife Sharon hails from Pocomoke City on the eastern shore of Maryland.
Jack WearsNARRATOR
32:01
Rene Gonzalez, a good defensive infielder, came to the birds from the Expos last winter.
John BreedenGUEST
23:27
Harrisonburg is looking really good this year with first year head coach Cat Gooch.
John BreedenGUEST
23:31
He comes over from Eastern Mennonite.
John BreedenGUEST
23:33
They've been looking really sharp.
John BreedenGUEST
23:35
They just got a big win the other night.
Gloria NussbaumHOST
3:26
And where was that?
Herb HooverGUEST
3:27
I was going to Eastern Mennonite College at that time.
Herb HooverGUEST
3:30
I got my degree and then I moved on up to New York, which was interesting.
Herb HooverGUEST
3:34
I moved to New York and that was really the only disaster I lived through.

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