Two senior Anderson University students were selected to receive the Falls School of Business/Dickmann Scholarship Award at a luncheon on Friday, December 5.
Anderson University has received the designation “College of Distinction” in the newly-released 2008-2009 edition of Colleges of Distinction. Unlike traditional numeric-based college guidebooks, this book recognizes and appeals to students’ unique interests, realizing what may be “the best” college for one student, may be vastly different than the best for another.
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December 3rd, 2008 | jbbates
Anderson University has 19 student-athletes that have been named Academic All-Conference by the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference for the 2008 fall season.
Anderson finished with the third most student-athletes on the list behind Rose-Hulman (36) and Mt. St. Joseph (20). Franklin also had 19 student-athletes honored.
The women’s soccer team and women’s tennis team had the most honorees with four each. Carlie Clark, Katie Lopolito, Kelsey Alcorn and Mary Schueneman represented the soccer team while Holly Miller, Katie Porter, Jessie Rigby and Emily Thompson were from the tennis squad.
They were followed by volleyball (Caitlin Morency, Jessica Berlin, Tara Denham) and football (Jake Duke, Zach Duke, Jordan Carlson) teams with three each.
Dane Masuda and Stephen Harkleroad were from the men’s soccer team; Mollie Ringer and Abigail Ingalls represented women’s cross country and Carrie Thomas was on the women’s golf team.
To make the team, a student-athlete must be a sophomore, play on the varsity squad and maintain a cumulative GPA of at least 3.50.
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When members of the Anderson University Wind Ensemble gather to practice for the annual “Candles and Carols” concert, they are reminded many times about one element of their performance: Being on TV.
“We spend a lot of time talking about that experience,” said Susan Taylor, director of bands at Anderson University.
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Anderson University administrative offices will be closed to observe the Christmas and New Year’s holidays beginning Tuesday, December 23, at 5 p.m. and will re-open on Monday, January 5, 2008. Campus security officers will maintain normal hours during the extended holiday.
Beth Fortune, a former gubernatorial press secretary and political reporter, has been named Vanderbilt University’s vice chancellor for public affairs, a position she has held on an interim basis for the past six months, Chancellor Nicholas S. Zeppos announced Wednesday.
Ben Randel says he sincerely enjoys going to work each morning.
