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Equipping Leaders Is Focus On New Graduate Certificate Program, Mark D. Weinstein

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Coming this fall, college graduates can pursue a new 12-credit hour certificate program through Cedarville University’s Robert W. Plaster School of Business. The certificate will include courses in organizational leadership, project management, applied leadership, and biblical leadership.

Professor Set For "First Down" With Osu Buckeyes, Mark D. Weinstein

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Most college professors teach, grade, and teach some more. But Jeff Gilbert, assistant professor of journalism at Cedarville University, will be spending much of his spare time at Ohio State football games this season.

Earlier this year, Gilbert, a noted sports journalist in Ohio, began covering Ohio State University’s football team as a freelance writer for pressprosmagazine.com, a regional sports website.

Special Delivery, Saba Esho, Office Of Communications & Marketing

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It was my senior year of high school in Erbil, Iraq, and at this point in my college application journey, I had already decided I was going to go with Ouachita as my school of choice. After all, the staff seemed friendly from our WhatsApp calls, I had a great scholarship and, based on what I could tell from my computer screen, it seemed like a decent school.

What I did not know from my online research was how Ouachita would go above and beyond my expectations and make possible what I believed to be impossible.

From Epistemic Bubbles To Generative Possibilities: Knowledge Leadership And Knowledge Mobilization For Child And Youth Care Practicum Education, Carys Cragg

The Dissertation in Practice at Western University

Child and Youth Care (CYC) Practicum Education (CYCPE) operates in more than 40 public postsecondary institutions (PSI) across Canada. CYC educators instruct and assess, while supervisors mentor thousands of students at child, youth, and family-serving organizations. As an emerging profession, CYC does not yet experience well-established governance, widespread postsecondary research infrastructure, nor public recognition, leaving CYCPE with threats to its credibility and existence. Despite individual CYC educators’ and programs’ extensive professional knowledge, we lack CYC-specific CYCPE organizational knowledge. This problem of practice (PoP) limits CYC educators’ ability to inform, improve, and innovate upon CYCPE’s design and delivery. This organizational improvement …

Ouachita Baptist University Online Catalog 2023-2024, Ouachita Baptist University

OBU Catalogs

This is the Online Catalog of Ouachita Baptist University for the 2023-2024 school year in Arkadelphia, Arkansas.

Ouachita Baptist University Graduate And Professional Studies Catalog 2023-2024, Ouachita Baptist University

OBU Catalogs

This is the Graduate and Professional Studies Catalog of Ouachita Baptist University with Announcements for graduate students for the 2023-2024 school year in Arkadelphia, Arkansas.

Ouachita Baptist University General Catalog 2023-2024, Ouachita Baptist University

OBU Catalogs

This is the General Catalog Bulletin of Ouachita Baptist University with Announcements for the 2023-2024 school year in Arkadelphia, Arkansas.

Strengthening Social Capital Through Digital Platform: Neighborhood Community In Dki Jakarta, Syora Alya Eka Putri, Fidan Safira, Rizka Nadhira, Hamdi Hamdi, Ferena Debineva, Nafiza Samditya Putra, Reisa Siva Nandika, Dinda Mutiara Qurani Putri, Ukhti Paundria Nagari, Tivani Shakilla Ervi

Masyarakat: Jurnal Sosiologi

This study investigates how digital platforms can be leveraged to strengthen social capital and thus support sustainable urban development in Jakarta. Despite positive strides, there are several obstacles that hinders the optimal utilization of digital platforms in terms of information dissemination and enhancing stakeholder trust: (1) constraints posed by the communication medium; (2) digital literacy of stakeholders, and (3) ineffective participation of community members. Employing a qualitative method, this case study reveals that stakeholders across all levels play a pivotal role in encouraging participation among community members. Moreover, the findings indicate that utilizing integrated digital platforms for information management within …

Father And Son Bond During Scientific Journal Chapter Writing, Mark D. Weinstein

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Dr. Tim Veenstra and his son, Benjamin, combined their academic and occupational interests with family bonding when they co-authored a chapter on Proteomic Applications in Identifying Protein-Protein Interactions in a book titled “Advances in Protein Chemistry and Structural Biology.”

Perseverance: Bestselling Author Is Cedarville’S Berry Chair Of Entrepreneurship, Mark D. Weinstein

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Nearly 18 years ago, Kary Oberbrunner scribbled “10-23-05 Cedarville?” next to Psalm 75 in his Bible. Now, 12 books, two companies, and one doctoral degree later, this Wall Street Journal and USA Today bestselling author and entrepreneur is serving as the Berry Chair of Entrepreneurship.

Equipping College Students For Crisis Intervention, Mark D. Weinstein

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To help prepare future social work leaders and other professionals for crisis intervention, Cedarville University’s department of social work will offer a special topics course in crisis intervention beginning in August.

Cedarville University Hosts International Conference On Creationism, Mark D. Weinstein

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Cedarville University will serve as the new host for the ninth International Conference on Creationism, July 16 -19. This conference allows creation scientists from around the world to present research papers, discuss scientific topics and build models that support a creationist worldview.

From Coast To Coast: Film Producer Riding Bicycle For First Responders, Mark D. Weinstein

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Emmy Award-winning film director Conrad Weaver and his friend, John Patterson, are riding their bicycles from coast to coast in an effort to raise awareness and support for all first responders. The pair, from Emmitsburg, Maryland, started their trek from Astoria, Oregon on May 13 and will conclude their journey on July 18 with an arrival party in Ocean City, Maryland.

The Ouachita Circle Summer 2023, Ouachita Baptist University

The Ouachita Circle: The Alumni Magazine of Ouachita Baptist University

Finding Home in Unfamiliar Places: Justin Hardin '98, vice president for academic affairs, on finding home away from home.

New Master's Program in Counseling Developing: Ouachita seeks accreditor approval for M.S. to address mental health crisis.

Business Plan Turns a Passion into a Product: Senior Jullian Woodruff's Waderbuddy plan earns top honors, meets a personal need.

Commencement Celebrates Milestones: Inaugural master's degrees awarded in nutrition and curriculum & instruction.

Campus Update: Tacos 4 Life opens on-campus location.

Faculty Profile: Julyse Horr guides ABA scientist-practitioners.

Staff Profile: Karen Matros '92 helps make OBU a financial fit.

Sports Update: Tigers earn All-America, …

Nbc Peacock North Summer 2023 Newsletter, Peacock North Staff

NBC Peacock North Newsletter

Highlights include: What's Now -- Peacock Family -- Grey Matters -- Silent Microphones

Cedarville Magazine, Summer 2023: Cultivating Community, Cedarville University

Cedarville Magazine

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What Not To Pack For College, Kaelin Clay, Office Of Communications & Marketing

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“Welcome to Ouachita,” they’ll say. You’ll drive through the parking lot of Francis Crawford Hall or Flippen-Perrin Hall or O.C. Bailey Hall; your car will be loaded down, and perhaps your parents’ cars will be loaded down, too. Or you might be planning to be greeted from the passenger seat of a U-Haul that your family insisted on renting.

But I promise there’s an easier way. I’ll help you make your load a little bit lighter with a list of what not to pack for college:

Arsip Dan Informasi Publik, Ratih Surtikanti, Susi Haryanti

Jurnal Sosial Humaniora Terapan

This article discusses the influence of public information services sourced from archives managed by archivists through the Information and Documentation Management Officer (PPID) and the application of legislation to individuals/organizations that require public information according to the classification of information disclosure. This article can contribute to improving information services to the public in the context of implementing bureaucratic reforms to the public. These laws used in the article also ensure that the community actively participates in public bodies' management and supervision processes. The research method of this article uses literature studies on archive management and public information services as well …

No Strings Attached: Cedarville Offers Free Online Bible Courses, Mark D. Weinstein

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Cedarville University is offering lifelong learning opportunities for individuals to take its New Testament Literature class without charge. The course, taught by Dr. J. Michael McKay, associate professor of biblical theology, is available online.

Ouachita To Host Called To Teach Conference On July 21, Felley Lawson, Office Of Communications & Marketing

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Ouachita Baptist University’s Huckabee School of Education will host its annual Called to Teach Conference on Friday, July 21, in Walker Conference Center, 485 Campus Drive. Called to Teach is open to the public; attendees can receive six hours of professional development credit through the Arkansas Department of Education.

“Building Relationships” is the theme for the 2023 conference, which will feature guest speaker Marilyn Rhames, founder of Teachers Who Pray. Rhames is a Doctoral Academy Fellow in the Department of Education Reform at the University of Arkansas, where her research is focused on the intersection of religion and race in …

"Stepping Up" Luncheon To Honor Huckabee Women In November, Anna Roussel, Office Of Communications & Marketing

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Ouachita Baptist University’s Office of Development has announced its annual Stepping Up for Ouachita luncheon, presented by Simmons Bank, will be held Friday, Nov. 17, at Chenal Country Club in Little Rock, Ark. The event will recognize its first mother-and-daughter honorees, former Arkansas First Lady Janet Huckabee and Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders. Ticket and sponsorship information is available at obu.edu/steppingup.

Since its inaugural event in November 2010, Stepping Up for Ouachita has raised more than $840,000 toward scholarships for women at Ouachita and is looking toward surpassing $1 million in 2023. Every year the university honors outstanding Ouachita women …

A National Leader Among Christian Online Education, Mark D. Weinstein

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College Consensus, a national research organization that combines the latest college rankings with thousands of student review scores, named Cedarville University No. 2 in the country among Christian universities for having the best online programs

Stamp Of Approval: Cedarville's Civil Engineering Gains Asce Certification, Mark D. Weinstein

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The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) recognized Cedarville University civil engineering students for their dedication to professional development, awarding them an official certificate that identifies them as an official ASCE student chapter.

Best In The Business: Cedarville’S Print And Postal Shop Presented National Honor, Mark D. Weinstein

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The In-Plant Printing and Mailing Association (IPMA) awarded Cedarville University’s print and postal services the In-Plant of the Year Award. With this award, Cedarville University’s print and postal services join the ranks of other major in-plants, such as World Bank, Briggs and Stratton, and the University of Texas at Austin.

Making An Economic Impact: Cedarville's $21 Million Summer Projects Focus On Students, Mark D. Weinstein

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While most college campuses typically take on a quieter atmosphere when classes are not in session during the summer months, Cedarville University is anything but quiet. That’s because the university has more than 45 construction, renovation, and improvement projects all over campus.

Prosthetic Device: Student Lends A Helping Hand To Farmers, Mark D. Weinstein

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Emily Kennell grew up lending a hand to her father on their family farm in Wenona, Illinois, where she saw the demanding daily tasks involved in farming — climbing ladders, lifting bags of seed, maneuvering heavy equipment and fixing industrial products.

$1 Million Gift Focuses On Recruiting Qualified Pharmacy Students, Mark D. Weinstein

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In support of the Cedarville University School of Pharmacy, Dr. Lucy Malmberg, a nationally renowned pharmacist, has given $1 million to establish the George and Lucy Malmberg Foundation Pharmacy Scholarship.

Former Staff Member Of The Year Begins New Season Of Life, Mark D. Weinstein

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After nearly 10 years of service at Cedarville University, Dr. Mindy May, associate vice president of student development and dean of students, has resigned from her positions and will be relocating to Alabama to marry her best friend.

Blueprint Study Skills Course Launches Summer ‘23, Mark D. Weinstein

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The Cove, Cedarville University's academic enrichment center, will launch a new online study skills course called Blueprint this month, aiming to prepare students for collegiate success. This course is accessible through the university continuing education program and is available to students from any college or university.

Impacting Social Work Through New Scholarship, Mark D. Weinstein

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Spring of 2023 marks the inaugural awarding of the George Huff Social Work Scholarship to five social work students at Cedarville University. This fund was established by anonymous donors in honor of George Huff, senior professor of social work, who has faithfully served the university and its students for 23 years.