2022 Year in Review at Coe
January
Students beginning their journey as Kohawks rang the Victory Bell on a chilly winter day.
Coe announced a new partnership with the University of Iowa that will streamline the process for Kohawks to be admitted to the Master of Science in Finance program in the university’s Tippie College of Business.
Kohawks celebrated the 99th birthday of legendary Kohawk and longtime college photographer George Henry '49. Watch this video to learn more about George's legacy.
Faith Zeonweh ’23 was awarded a Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship from the U.S. Department of State to study abroad in Japan.
February
A group of Coe teacher education students and faculty traveled to Des Moines for the Iowa Association of Colleges for Teacher Education Day on the Hill.
The Coe College Theatre and Music departments staged “Fun Home.”
Senior Ally Roeker’s peer reviewed research essay, "To Be an Essential Worker: An Exploration of Rhetoric During Covid-19," was published in the new issue of Young Scholars in Writing.
Coe hosted Pulitzer Prize-winning author Viet Thanh Nguyen at the 18th Contemporary Issues Forum.
The beam from September's steel signing ceremony was placed, and the steel structure of the David and Janice McInally Center for Health and Society is closer to completion.
March
Kohawks declared their majors during the annual Major Declaration Day celebration on March 9.
Coe College and The Restoration Project formed a partnership, launching an empowerment program for students.
Coe was awarded an Iowa Humanities Project Grant, which will support a film discussion series on incarceration and community impact. These events are free and open to the public.
C3 hosted a Spring Break Externship program where Kohawks met employers, learned about internship and job opportunities, networked with alumni and learned about life as a young professional in Cedar Rapids.
International Club held its 48th Annual International Banquet on March 27 in The U.