Accept The Challenge: The Voices of Geneva College

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In these pages, the students, professors, alumni and staff listed
below tell you in their own words what accepting the challenge
means to them. Come to Geneva and find out what it means for you.

Lynsey Auell Kylie Gardner Tyler Oates
Dr. Rodney Austin Jordan Harbison Jason Panella
Ji Yun Bae Zachary Hayward Kristen Rendulic
Ann Burkhead Patrick Johnson Prof. Stephanie Schindel
Ben Butler Cheryl Johnston Dr. Melinda Stephens
Brittany Clark Leah Kiehl Jason Stoffel
Christian Coleman Robert “Jesse” Lambert Chris Strangfield
Cally Cooper Caleb Leibee Serumun “SeSe” Ubwa
Jonathon Cosgrove Jonathon Mathoslah Gwen Ward
Theodora “Lacy” Davis Melanie McLallen Greg Wise
Bethany DeLuca Jill Miser Micah Yarger

To go further than you dreamed
possible? To become everything God
means you to be?

That’s what can happen when you accept the challenge
of a Geneva education.

Now, hear from those who’ve already accepted that
challenge—the students, professors, alumni and staff
who make up the Geneva College community. They
can tell you everything you need to know about our
Christ-centered campus life, God-honoring student
activities and rigorous faith-integrated academics.

So, are you ready? Then come to Geneva.
Accept the challenge.





“My classes have challenged me
to dig deeper. It’s no longer about

learning to pass a class—but ”

“Students are
embraced as
part of an

where they
discover the
excitement of

learning.”

“Not only are the professors caring,
but Like
Dr. Miller, who won a Book of the
”Year Award from Christianity Today.

“ Spending a
was one of the best decisions I’ve ever

made! It quite literally changed my life
and I will never forget it. (And being able to eat

”delicious Italian food every day didn’t hurt, either.)

“It is a real blessing to interact with students
who have a sincere desire to learn
”

“I’m glad Geneva
is teaching us about
our calling, vocation
”and worldview.
We need that.



“Geneva prepared
me for this job, not
just educationally, but
in every area of my
life. The perspective
Geneva has on
business, life and faith—
and how they are all
integrated—

”

“ One of the best things about Geneva is
that the professors know my name and

”

“ The small class sizes
make even the most
challenging courses
manageable, and the
Christian professors
make sure

”

“ Science and the Christian faith
are sometimes thought to be in
”conflict. That is not the case at
Geneva College.

“The biology department is where

“

Then you need
to check out the

”Psych Dept.’s

RAT OLIMPICKS.

They are great

”doctors who teach, and they help you plan for

the future.





“ Some schools may say
they’re authentically
Christian. But here,you
know that’s not just
something people say…

”

“Geneva College gave me ”
the tools and opportunity to

Upper Room

“The student-led ministry group
provides a great atmosphere of

The challenging

messages and great praise make for

a wonderful place to fellowship with

”other believers every week!

“It’s great to see Geneva’s student
body and surrounding communities
come together in Metheny Fieldhouse

“We’re a group

”of Christians

whose goals are
to have fun and
spread the stoke
of longboarding!

I’ve made close friendships,

“gotten to know amazing
professors and grown in so

many aspects of my life.

It’s not arguable— ”



“Geneva is more than
just an academic
institution—it is
a community that

how to best

”serve God.







“It’s exciting to see how the volleyball team always
. They are a good
”example of what a Geneva sports team looks like.

“ ”I love being part of a team at Geneva College.

“ It’s always been important for me to use

”and Geneva gives me the opportunity to do that.

“I grew up dreaming of playing for the Golden Tornadoes…

.”







“My Generation
Night is the best
talent show I’ve
ever been to—
and you never
”know what’s going
to happen.

“Beaver Falls Coffee & Tea
is the most unique coffee shop
I’ve ever been to. You’ll find
me there nearly every day
”after classes sipping on
an iced mocha.

“The Brig and Riverview Café have

They’re places where you can hang

”out with friends before and after class,

watch TV, and eat some great food.

“ ” The PISGAH program is pretty awesome.


The Pisgah Program promotes unity and develops leadership skills through adventure-based
activities like ropes courses, backpacking, caving and more.



“

”There are so many talented people involved—it’s incredible!

“My first year at “
Geneva was the
best experience of
my life. I have made
memories that I will
never forget and,
even better,

”