Welcome at the Mizpah Gate
Elizabeth Bowser and Wanda Agee (right) are among the faculty and staff that welcome a large number of beginning freshmen and their families to the Southwestern Adventist University family on Wednesday. The meet-and-greet followed a solemn ceremony at Keene Seventh-day Adventist Church and the Mizpah Gate, where parents placed hands on their children’s heads and prayed over them before releasing them into the academic world. The evening wrapped up with a dinner for freshmen and their families with each department faculty in the Leiske-Pultar gymnasium.
About author
You might also like
Twelve Recognized for Service at Awards Dinner
Ten Southwestern faculty and staff were honored for their service to the University and its students at the annual Awards Dinner, held on Wednesday, Aug. 14 on campus. In addition,
Students Can Earn College Credit for Skiing, Snowboarding
During spring break 2013, Southwestern offers a ski trip to their students for relaxation, fun, and even class credit. Students can register for Snow Skiing (KINA 245) or Snowboarding (KINA
Retired Firefighter Student Starts Recycling Club on Campus
Keene might be getting a recycling plan soon, thanks to a club that Philip Jackson, a 62-year-old retired firefighter and fire science major at Southwestern Adventist University, is starting. Jackson
Leave a Reply
- Jeffrey Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell arrested July 2, 2020The FBI said Ghislaine Maxwell was taken into custody on charges related to the Epstein scandal.
- COVID-19 updates: Man, 48, who died at home among the latest victims in Collin County July 2, 2020Collin County health officials say the victim did not have any underlying medical conditions prior to his death.
- Fort-Worth based American Airlines warns it could be overstaffed by up to 8,000 flight attendants July 2, 2020"It’s no secret that COVID-19 has drastically reduced the demand for air travel," Senior Vice President Jill Surdek said.
- US adds 4.8 million jobs in June as unemployment falls to 11.1% July 2, 2020President Trump spoke briefly after the jobs report showed the US has recovered roughly one-third of the 22 million jobs lost to the pandemic recession.
- Closing bars to stop coronavirus spread is backed by science July 2, 2020Clusters of cases have been linked to bars, and the virus spreads more easily in closed, crowded spaces with poor ventilation and during close-range conversations.
0 Comments
No Comments Yet!
You can be first to comment this post!