UNDERCLASSMEN
Vashti Abbott
Connellsville, PA
Freshman
Lambda Chi Delta
Alex Abell
Bargersville, IN
Freshman
Kappa lota Alpha
Pamela Affelt
Wales, Ml
Junior
Psa Theta Epsilon
John Akimov
Harrisburg, PA
Sophomore
Sigma KappaDelta
Lauren Albury
Riviera Beach, FL
Freshman
Lambda Chi Delta
Elizabeth Alfoldy
Clinton Twp., Ml
• spontaneous * loud • crazy • random Freshman
Lambda Chi Delta
Joel Aliff
Building amazing,lasting Mechanicsville,VA
Junior
Relationships Alpha Delta Sigma
Nathan Allen
Mont Vernon, NH
Sophomore
While many commuters said that they enjoyed living Sigma Kappa Delta
off-campus becauseofthe peaceand quiet,manygirls who
lived in the dorms said they would never switch places. Jessica Allman
New Port Richey, FL
"I love living in the dorms because of the 'night life' that
Freshman
occurs. You can't get that kind of closeness and craziness Phi Theta Epsilon
Yasmin Ally
with friends while being a commuter,"said Melody Barnes.
Bridgeport, CT
Living in the dorms provided opportunities to make new Freshman
Psi Theta Epsilon
friends and to play crazy pranks on new freshmen. Nicole
Girdner’s RA and DL told her she had to store the vacuum
on her bed because the floors were herjob. She said,"Then Michael Altimus
Indianapolis, IN
they made fun of me because it was really all a joke!"Senior Sophomore
Sara Brod said one of her best memories from college dorm Zeta Alpha Chi
Ryan Anderson
life was her unit her junior year. She said, "The relationships Swedesboro, NJ
that girls built with the unitmates and roommates were Freshman
Aplha Delta Sigma
ones of silliness and confidence." Casey Spears said,"The
best part of living in the dorms is getting to know some of
Wesley Andrews
the girls better and just having that college experience." Eagan, MN
Freshman
Another aspect of dorm life was that disagreements are
Sigma Gamma Chi
bound to happen, but Jessica Mateo said that it is a great Michael Arbia
way to "learn how to deal with people." Dorm life was a Clearwater, FL
Sophomore
great way to build relationships and to have a great time Zeta Alpha Chi
on campus. As Cristina Spink said,"What happens in the
dorms, stays in the dorms!" Campus Life
luck Happy. Dan King
not only enjoys playing
Pthe guitar for fun in his
room, but also looks forward
to getting his Music degree spe
cializing in guitar.
ooks and PCs. My first
night as a freshman was
Bvery quiet. My three
other roommates preferred
silence rather than chaos. It
led to a very uneventful room,
but the peace and quiet were
well worth it, said Mike Kleer
who was enjoying his book.
Andy Park took advantage of
the peace and quiet by playing
video games. When asked if
there were anything he could
bring into his dorm room from
home, he said, T.V. and PS2."
"Being a Resident Director of Steele Hall is very special: I have the
fun and opportunity of building relationships with many guys. I think
it is remarkable having an impact on minds and lives for Ckrist."
Jay Jankowski
When Mr. Jankowski was first offered the job He said, "In this job, I have the responsibility and ''& > V
of a Resident Director, he was surprised. He had opportunity to encourage guys to live productive
never thought he would be a candidate; he had lives and to please the Lord—that's special. My
just graduated. His college career had been inter time in the military taught me to appreciate the
rupted by his freedom that
Building relationships and
deployment we have in this
making an impact on men
to Afghani country; my
stan for three deployment
semesters. Al- developed in
though a bit apprehensive at first, he came to real- me a more thankful and appreciative attitude for
ize that he had an out-going personality and had God's gift to this nation. I want to share these with
learned leadership he could use in being an RD. my guys." He both enjoyed the fun and took the
Even though he never expected to be offered the responsibility of being an RD. Challenges were
job, he welcomed the responsibility and opportu- there, but he had "a good time and the opportu-
nity.There were some adjustments,such as always nity of building relationships with guys and hav-
trying to set an example; but he has no regrets, ing an impact on minds and lives for Christ."
Dorm Life
S. Ocampo
Aft
Rachel Arnold
Tallahassee, FL
WF, Merritts Hall
W Style. Nick Scho- Freshman
Kappa Alpha Chi
epfer pins down
Nicole Atkinson
T.J. Stimson. In their downtime
Deltona, FL
between classes and home
Sophomore
work, Nick and T.J. practiced
Phi Beta Rho
their wrestling moves and en
joyed friendly matches.
ood Rest, Good Mood. Trenton Avriett
Dan Gore said, "I like Land O Lakes, FL
G our hall because it has Freshman
some cool guys and it never Alpha Delta Sigma
really gets out of control when Andrea Bailey
Im trying to sleep. Something Attleboro, MA
missing in his room? My mom, Sophomore
a heavenly bed, and a fully- Kappa Alpha Chi
stocked fridge."
Aaron Baird
o Sweat. Mr.
Goodland, KS
Jankowski takes his
Freshman
N new job as Steele Hall
Sigma Gamma Chi
Resident Director seriously,
Willard Baird
but not without having fun.
St Petersburg, FL
He enjoyed sharing jokes and
Freshman
playing football with the guys
Sigma Kappa Delta
and, of course, reminding them
not to be outside Steele after
curfew.
Leslie Ballew
Tampa, FL
Junior
Phi Beta Rho
Ethan Barba
Winter Garden, FL
Freshman
Alpha Delta Sigma
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David Barber
Winter Haven, FL
Sophomore
Kappa lota Alpha
Joshua Barnes
Tampa, FL
Junior
Pi Alpha Kappa
Melody Barnes
Lakeland, FL
Junior
Lambda Chi Delta
Alexander Barnett
Kissimmee, FL
Junior
Kappa lota Alpha
Erika Barroso
Miami, FL
Junior
Lambda Chi Delta
John Bartal
Port St Lucie, FL
Sophomore
Sigma Kappa Delta
Campus Life
My senior year is already
flying by so quickly! I cannot
believe that four years have
come and gone, and that Im
at the brink of graduating and
moving on to the next stage of
my life, said Becki Jo Wood.
She was on the yearbook staff
for three years and editor for
two years.
Caleb Mello listens to Mr.
Frank Partridge in his American
history class. Caleb said his
senior year was busy but was
glad that graduation day was in
sight. He planned on going to
law school.
RA and senior Samuel All
dredge scans fellow classmate
Jared Williiams ID card at
Cathcart. Samuel said, I defi
nitely have mixed emotions.
I am really excited about
graduating, but I know I will
miss everyone a lot. I know I
will miss Clearwater. I love this
place and I have made the best
friends I've ever had here.
The Best
Reba Bass
Waxhaw, NC
Freshman
Lambda Chi Delta
Barbara Bauernschmitt
As the graduation date loomed closer, seniors were Kintnersville, PA
Sophomore
filled with memories of good times and excitement about Lambda Chi Delta
what laid ahead. "It is amazing how fast it has flown by, it
doesn't feel real. The best memories I had were the unex Adam Beam
pected moments I had heart-to-hearts with my friends. God East Hartford, CT
Sophomore
has brought some amazing people my way." Jorge Natal "It's Zeta Alpha Chi
amazing. I can't believe I'm almost done! I've had a great Brittany Beard
Pinellas Park, FL
time here at CCC, but I can't wait to go fly some jets!" James
Sophomore
Leenman "Excited about finishing my college education, kind Kappa Alpha Chi
of wondering how everything will pan out after college with
different opportunities and decisions,yet hopeful and excited Ruth Beauplan
Summerfield, FL
about the future, nostalgic about all the college memories-
Freshman
good and difficult times, trying to cherish all the moments in Psi Theta Epsilon
Todd Bennett
and out of class, and realizing the need to be thankful and
Sellersville, PA
excited about today and not take things for granted." Girmette Junior
Kappa lota Alpha
Cerrud
Amber Bergey
Sellersville, PA
Freshman
Phi Beta Rho
Jarrod Bergey
Sellersville, PA
Sara Weer interacts with a Freshman
student in her class, helping her Sigma Gamma Chi
with her seat work. Sara was
an elementary education major
and was excited about getting Deinah Bernabeia
to have her own classroom. Oranjestad
Only God knows where you Sophomore
are going to be in the fall. He Kappa Alpha Chi
is the one who leads you and Robert Berry
guides you. I plan to find a job Winter Garden, FL
in the Brandon area as a teach Junior
er in either a Christian or pub Alpha Delta Sigma
lic elementary school. Sara
worked in the food service all
four years and had some of Alissa Bess
her best memories there. "I Winter Garden, FL
have had so many wonderful Freshman
experiences with my fellow Phi Beta Rho
Cathcartians They have just Hillary Bess
been a huge blessing in my life. Winter Garden, FL
They cheer me up, and we just Junior
have a great time— no matter Phi Beta Rho
what might be going on in the
dining hall."
William Bethea
Spartanburg, SC
Freshman
Pi Alpha Kappa
Ryan Blakemore
Spring Hill, FL
Junior
Pi Alpha Kappa
Campus Life
"That my roommates would be jerks. eing offe step closer to being on "Not being prepared for the 'college
Thank God t h e y 'r e n,ot!" my own. n life'academically."
M a e W M
TIS THE SEASON
Unit mates, Leanna Ally, Abi
gail Marino and Ruth Beaupla
show Christmas spirit as they
gather around their unit tree.
Decorating the unit was one
way that made freshmen feel
more at home.
Leaving home to embark on the college adventure
can present many fears to incoming freshmen. For most,
this was the first time being away from home for an ex
tended period of time. As with any major change in life,
there were some obstacles to overcome.
For some, the greatest fears involved the rooming situ
ation or the academics. Cameron McDonald said, "About
my classes, I am afraid of failure."
For others,fears were more focused on the family they
There were many
opportunities for were leaving behind. Jared Meyerly said, "My greatest fear
freshmen to get
involves something happening to my family, and my not
to know other
students. Christal being there to help them."
Chaffee said of
Many of the fears the freshmen had proved to be
her greatest fear
about roommates empty. The Bible mentions the phrase "Fear Not" three
was, ...that I would
hundred and sixty-three times, nearly one for each day of
not get along with
them. Through study sessions, hanging out and sports the year. Freshmen,along with the upperclassmen,found
activities there were many ways to get along with
out that God is bigger than all their fears.
roommates and other students.
Freshmen
Fears
L. Broderick
Community shfeWers! know we Joseph Blanton
have curtains, but I stil McDonough, GA
Sophomore
Alpha Delta Sigma
Andrew Bohannon
Sterling Heights, Ml
Freshman
Kappa lota Alpha
Ahna Boley
Grayson, GA
Freshman
Sigma Delta Chi
Jennifer Bollom
STAYING IN TOUCH
Bradenton, FL
Ashley Word uses her Instant
Sophomore
Messenger to keep in touch.
Kappa Alpha Chi
There were many ways fresh
men stayed connected to fam
ily and friends from home. Michelle Bonilla
Winter Garden, FL
Sophomore
Psi Theta Epsilon
Philip Botts
Wake Forest, NC
Sophomore
Kappa lota Alpha
Cody Bracy
New Port Richey, FL
Sophomore
Alpha Delta Sigma
Ariana Breton
Newberry, FL
Sophomore
Kappa Alpha Chi
Courtney Brillo
CONNECTED
Sanbornton, NH
Elizabeth Shaefer proves she Freshman
can multi-task as she uses her
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laptop and listens to her head Laura Broderick
phones. Use of headphones Montgomery, AL
permitted students to block Sophomore
out distractions. Sigma Delta Chi
MAIL TIME
Bobby Will looks through his Music Brunetto
mail. Campus parents some
Clermont, FL
times left encouraging notes
Junior
to students, and there was al
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ways the hope that one might
William Buffaloe
receive a care package from
Raleigh, NC
home.
Freshman
Sigma Gamma Chi
Jocelyn Bullington
Odessa, FL
Freshman
Lambda Chi Delta
Benjamin Burggraff
Lebanon, PA
Freshman
Zeta Alpha Chi
Student Life
As a crowd pleaser, they
played the theme from Aa/ss/on Ryan Blakemore and Amy
Impossible. Stephen said, Hear Kiskaddon perform together.
ing the audience getting into the Amy said, "I just enjoyed be
music was great. I was nervous ing at the piano and creating
a
Tki iis was definitel V that they would not like it, but music with others. Overall, I
hearing all of the applause was thought that the audience re
tlle mo st chall enmn very encouraging." ally enjoyed the program.
m usica 1 fine arts event
that I perfperrorme d in.
H earing tke audienceearing
getting into tlie
V
m usic was great.
Stepken DeW alt
wonderful • enjoyable • challenging • exciting • amazing • grateful • fun
Many times, two perform Laura Mason s
ers played on one piano. Carla and Josh Quinn s
Royall and Dr. Ralston perform hard work was
one of the pieces. Carla said, evident at the con
"I really enjoyed the whole cert. Josh said, My
Eric Kiskaddon performs a
process of putting each piece experience playing in the Piano
piano duet with his sister, Amy.
together with three other Concert was like none other! I
Eric enjoyed the audience s re
people. You have to be in tune had a wonderful time rehears
action. He said, I was grateful
with the others and work ing for the months prior, and
that they enjoyed the energy
together as a team. It was so being able to play the piano
and passion in the Malaguena.
much fun when it all started with seven of my friends made
Also, I felt that the audience
coming together!" it even better!
responded in a very receptive
manner to Mission Impossible."
Michelle Burggraff
Lebanon, PA
Junior
Lambda Chi Delta
Patricia Buriff
Lutz, FL
Freshman
Phi Beta Rho
Shea Burris
Davenport, FL
Sophomore
Sigma Delta Chi
Ryan Butler
Margate, FL
Freshman
Sigma Kappa Delta
Brittany Cade
Sellersville, PA
Sophomore
Sigma Delta Chi
Mark Cannon
Riverview, FL
• encouraging • happy • great • cool Junior
Alpha Delta Sigma
Nine perform ers William Carlton
Goshen, IN
entertain family Junior
Pi Alpha Kappa
and friends in Kristen Carr
Winter Haven, FL
an Eight Hand Junior
Kappa Alpha Chi
Celebration Marisa Carr
St Marys, WV
The fall semester's major Fine Arts event was a piano Junior
Lambda Chi Delta
concert. Friends, family, and the community enjoyed a Lyle Carrera
wonderful evening of piano music performed by eight Lutz, FL
Sophomore
students as well as chairman of Fine Arts, Dr.Craig Ralston. Sigma Kappa Delta
The students could tell that the audience loved the perfor
mance. Laura Mason said, "Most of the time I was focused Jennifer Carter
on what I was doing and trying to ignore the audience. Titusville, FL
Sophomore
I get really nervous when I perform, so I have to try to Kappa Alpha Chi
convince myself that they're not there. However, when we Shelby Castelao
Odessa, FL
started into the theme from Mission Impossible and the
Sophomore
cheers went up, I laughed. I couldn't help myself.We knew Sigma Delta Chi
it would be a crowd-pleaser, but the energy coming out
of the audience was amazing!" Ryan Blakemore agreed. Brian Cavender
Tiger, GA
He said of the audience reaction, "I thought it was great. Junior
I appreciated 'non-artsy' people staying around to con Alpha Delta Sigma
Christal Chaffee
gratulate us.That was cool." Sarah Lent said that being a
Riverview, FL
part of the event gave her a great memory from college Freshman
Lambda Chi Delta
life. She said, "It was absolutely amazing—definitely one
of the best memories I have from college."
Campus Life
I l f e indirectly bring
encouragement to
the students by way of a letter
or package from home which
we put in their mailbox. I enjoy
the nature of my job; but most
of all, I enjoy working with my
student workers and getting to
know other students. —Joe
Valentin, Director of Auxiliary
Services
enjoy watching the stu
I dents as they progress
from high school grads, often
away from mom and dad for
the first time, to responsible,
mature Christian adults and
watching the way they have
allowed God to work in their
lives. — Karin Lovik, Student
Life Technical Assistant
" Whether it is providing activities, counseling, Bihle studies, or even discipline,
we want every aspect of what we do to glorify the Lord ) esus an d to huild
Christ-li keness in each life to whom the Lord allows us to minister. Nothing
is more important than the souls that drive down Damascus Road."
Matt Murpkree, Student Activities Director
"Afreshmanwith a keen senseof humor came I have at my desk)."—Dorothy Brown, Steele
up to my apartment one night last year with her Hall Receptionist. "There is never a dull moment
finger'bloodied'with ketchup;lthinkshegota kick in the Development Office. As we build relation
out of my reaction."—Jess Wiedeman, Emmons ships and care for elderly friends of the college, I
RD. "What I en we are put in
joy most about unusual situa
my job is that tions that we
every year I meet and work with new students from shake our heads and laugh at. We have found
ali over the world. I have met and worked with ourselves chasing dogs through neighborhoods,
students from Kenya to PA. My husband and I build and picking people up late (or is it early?) from
relationships and have been keeping in touch with the airport. We even spent a day cleaning out a
these students since Mr. McHugh started here 12 garage."—Daniel Wareing, Annual Funds Direc-
years ago."—Joanne McHugh, Director of Custodial tor. "Holly and I are privileged to work with the
Services. "Most of the students I come in contact faculty, staff, and students here at CCC. I can't
with are friendly, and will say 'hello"' (maybe think of a better way to spend my life!"—Dick
that has to do with the endless supply of candy Stratton, President.
Christine Chorny-Petersson
Port St Lucie, FL
Sophomore
Lambda Chi Delta
H ead of the IT Depart Amy Clark
ment, Kevin Gault,
inspects a recently Floral City, FL
trimmed cord. The IT depart Junior
ment had their hands full as the Psi Theta Epsilon
campus went completely wire
less for the first time.
Erika Clark
Wentworth, NH
Sophomore
Psi Theta Epsilon
Olivia Clark
Floral City, FL
Freshman
A s secretary in admis Psi Theta Epsilon
sions, Louise Vetzel
has the unique blessing
of drawing new young people Tyler Clemens
toward Clearwater and then Harleysville, PA
watching them grow during Freshman
their time at the college. Sigma Gamma Chi
Kyle Cleveland
n the midst of the busy
I lunch hour, Mrs. Jeannie Junior
Lee's Summit, MO
Johnson pauses to make
Kappa lota Alpha
sure everything is running
smoothly behind the scenes in
Cathcart.
Christine Clymer
Sellersville, PA
Freshman
Sigma Delta Chi
Ben Cochran
Spring Hill, FL
Freshman
Jaclyn Codiga
Fayetteville, NC
Freshman
Phi Beta Rho
Kyla Collins
Jupiter, FL
Sophomore
Kappa Alpha Chi
Peggy Compton
Titusville, FL
Sophomore
Kappa Alpha Chi
Paul Conrad
Xenia,OH
Junior
Sigma Kappa Delta
Bryan Copeland
Tampa, FL
Sophomore
Sigma Kappa Delta
Kelly Cornell
Springfield,VA
Sophomore
Sigma Delta Chi
Campus Life
Cellists Bethany Koloch and
Laura Koelle concentrate
on their music as the string
orchestra performs an ar
rangement of Greensleeves.
"My favorite song to perform
was Greensleeves. It had a neat
melody and the second violin
part was fun!" said orchestra
member Stefani Partridge.
Josh Quinn said, Dr. Golson is
the epitome of an inspirational
professor! Whether he is
teaching classes or conduct
ing performing ensembles, he
embodies the spirit of striving
to worship God through ail we
do. This has inspired me for my
musical aspirations."
On stage at Hillsdale Baptist
Church, Dr. Golson conducts
the orchestra. They have an
amazing auditorium there.
Going from rehearsal hall to
Hillsdale is great because the
room really comes alive when
you're performing! said choral
member Wes Andrews.
"Dr. Casarow is dedicated to sharing her m usical
<
1. now led e wi ith her students. She som etim es
chooses pieces that seem out of reach for us,
it th rou h her leaders hip, we are aLie to
H
~ise to the occasion. Kate Bournival
Christmas
Concert
A. Dzedzy
i
Christiana Cox
Hampstead, MD
Freshman
Sigma Delta Chi
Against a backdrop of brass and organ music, the Rebecca Crane
Capac,MI
audience and choir began the Christmas concert with 0
Sophomore
Come All Ye Faithful. With performances by the college Kappa Alpha Chi
choir, brass ensemble, bell choir, woodwind quartet,canto-
rum,and orchestra,the concert displayed the full breadth Sarah Crawford
of the Music Department. During the diverse program, Ladson,SC
Freshman
the audience enjoyed arrangements of classic carols, the Phi Beta Rho
third movement of Pinkham's Christmas Cantata, a tricky Megan Creech
Wilmington, NC
acapella piece called Salvation is Created, and much more. Junior
"I wanted to choose pieces we'd ALL like," explained Dr. Lambda Chi Delta
Golson. "Musicians and non-musicians alike—I realize
we have an audience full of college students, and I desire Jeffrey Crews
Mechanicsburg, PA
that the music reaches or touches them in some small Sophomore
way, though orchestral music might not be their primary Zeta Alpha Chi
Kimberly Crompton
musical outlet." The various performers shared a common Perkasie, PA
goal: to communicate through music the true Glory of Sophomore
Kappa Alpha Chi
Christmas, the birth of Jesus Christ.
"The Christmas concert was a pleasure to put to-
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|
gether," Dr. Casarow reflected. "Every musician worked Greenville, SC
very diligently to develop their talent to offer back to the Freshman
Phi Alpha Kappa
Lord the fruit of their musical labors." Jahrod Cyrus
Orlando, FL
Dr. Casarow explains her phi Freshman
losophy of conducting music. Sigma Kappa Delta
"We work HARD to train sing
ers to be the best they possibly
can be for the glory of God. Joel Dahl
A choir is a community— a Sarasota, FL
close-bonded community of Freshman
musicians who join together Sigma Gamma Chi
for a common cause. Our Grace Davis
common cause is to bring glory Kerhonkson, NY
to God through our music. Junior
And we want to give Him the Lambda Chi Delta
best we can, so we strive for
excellence in all we do. We are
blessed to be in a Christian col Tyler Davis
lege where we can sing sacred Plymouth, MN
texts and really mean them Sophomore
from our hearts" Pi Alpha Kappa
Alexander Deitering
Ottawa, OH
Freshman
Sigma Gamma Chi
Janell DeWalt
Allentown, PA
Sophomore
Sigma Delta Chi
Natalie DeWalt
Allentown, PA
Sophomore
Sigma Delta Chi
Student Life
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68 ,e JZ y
"I grew up in Kissimmee, Florida, but "We went to Minnes&tS fora family "Over Christmas break I worked for
my family recently moved to Tennes reunion. It was cold, but I had fun see an ambulance billing company and
see. Over Christmas break I saw snow ing relatives that I haven't seen in a called three dead people in one day.
for the first time in my life!" long time." Kind of weird, strange, and unset
tling."
At home in his front yard
in Michigan, Justin Mayer poses
beside the eleven foot snow
man he built with his dad and
younger brother. We built
it right after a snowstorm.
There was about two feet of
snow, and it only took us an
hour and a half to build it from
scratch, he explained.
Instead of taking it easy during their four weeks of
Christmas break,students braved snowstorms,traveled the
world, and offered (and accepted) engagement rings.
Those returning to Northern and Midwestern states
enjoyed sledding, ice skating, skiing, and snowboarding,
while others worked on their tans in Hawaii and Florida.
Led by Dr. Craig Ralston, a missions team ministered in
Argentina and held vacation Bible school meetings for a
local Spanish church.
I went sledding
with my two sis Sisters Lucy and Amanda Heinz spent a traditional
ters and my cousin
American Christmas with theirfamily in Kazakhstan! "This
from Florida in our
hometown, Grand was my second time flying home to Kazakhstan, but I was
Blanc, Ml. Sledding
still so excited," said Lucy. "It was fun speaking Kazakh again
always makes you
feel like a kid again. after so long! And there was snow!"
My cousin had
Several male students stunned their girlfriends by
never been sledding
before this," said Abigail Marino. Many northern stu giving them diamond rings for Christmas. "On December
dents eagerly anticipated spending four weeks away
26, Sam randomly showed up in my town," said Hillary
orida's tropical climate. I miss the seasons^' said
Maine resident, Anna Lufkin. I got to ice skate and Bess. "Thirty seconds after I saw him, he was down on his
HfOTIiM the snow over break. It was great! knee asking me to be with him forever as his wife. I was
Christmas
totally surprised!"
Break
A.Dzedzy
a . c \
i —$11 fieri ii
"I had a busy and exciting break. I was "My grandparents moved down from
in two weddings and worked for two their home in Cambridge, Ontario.
weeks. I also got to catch up with old They've spent Christmas with us be
high school friends. It just flew by!" fore, but this is their first Christmas as Rebecca Diez
residents of the US." Davenport, FL
Freshman
Phi Beta Rho
Kaitlynne Dixon
Clearwater, FL
Sophomore
Lambda Chi Delta
Andrea Dobbs
Massena, NY
Sophomore
I was intrigued and fasci
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nated by the Argentine cul
Ryan Domingos
ture, Charlie Wallace said af
Highlands Ranch,CO
ter returning from the missions
Sophomore
trip. "I enjoyed the handmade
Kappa lota Alpha
arts and crafts we found when
we went sight-seeing, like this
unusual chair.
Tabitha Driver
Harrisonburg,VA
Freshman
Psi Theta Epsilon
Philip Duddles
Warner Robins, GA
Junior
Alpha Delta Sigma
James Duncan
Palm Harbor, FL
Sophomore
Sigma Kappa Delta
Amanda Dunlap
McDonough, GA
Junior
Phi Beta Rho
Luke Dunn
W hile in Argentina, I Muncie, IN
taught an English corner for Freshman
the VBS. We played English Kappa lota Alpha
games and recited Bible verses Aaron Dyess
in both English and Spanish. It LaBelle, FL
was such a privilege to work Freshman
with the kids and make a dif Sigma Kappa Delta
ference in their lives. It truly
was a life changing experi
ence! —Jackie Luddeke Annette Dzedzy
Phoenixville, PA
Two days after Christmas,
Sophomore
senior TG Baughan and Clear
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water alumnus Ashley Hervas
Rachael Eads
exchange their wedding vows
Huntington, WV
in Schaumberg, Illinois. It was
Freshman
55 degrees and thunderstorm-
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ing," said TG. Our reception
hall flooded and we had to
look for a new place for the
Ryan Eagleson
reception. We didn't find out
Lawrenceville,GA
until a few hours before the
Sophomore
wedding!"
Sigma Kappa Delta
Elliot Eggert
Grand Blanc, Ml
Sophomore
Zeta Alpha Chi
Student Life
Letting your light shine. Preparing the way.
It is the goal of the trip to The team sets up for yet
minister to others, but how another ministry. The team
convicting to realize that min stayed busy with activities that
istry should be the focus of included two VBS programs,
I lie trip was every moment of the day no a Family Life Conference, nu
a
matter where you are, said merous music concerts, youth
Lo tli encouraging Rebekah Mitchell. rallies, and canvassing.
and bum bling.
lvm g me a better
appreciation for
Christian brotb ers
and sisters in
different areas __
o ft b e world. * *
—Sam A lldred
exciting • beautiful • entertaining • convicting • fun • blessing • fulfilling
Enjoying the scenery. Praising in song.
The team members bask in Chad Rockefeller
the Argentina sunlight as they plays the guitar at a
take a break from the day's ac youth rally in Don
tivities. Dr. Craig Ralston said, Torcuato. Chad
The team has remained unified said, The most exciting Fun in the sun.
and has done an outstanding part of the trip was being Gabrielle Marino runs down
job throughout this trip. I am able to see actual Christian the street with the Green
proud of our students, their brothers and sisters wor wood children. Playing with
commitment to the Lord and ship our Lord in a different the kids in Argentina was not
for their dedication to each language. We sang in both only a form of ministry, but
nt ministry.' English and in Spanish. It also was as much fun for the
really made me realize team members as it was for
God is a God of all nations, the children to whom they
tribes and tongues.’’ were ministering.
Argentina
L. Broderick
Laura Elitz
Bensalem, PA
Sophomore
Lambda Chi Delta
Brethny Espinosa
Mount Vernon, WA
Junior
Sigma Delta Chi
Lauren Estel
Pinellas Park, FL
Sophomore
Kappa Alpha Chi
Julie Evens
Lawrenceville,GA
Junior
Phi Beta Rho
Jenna Eyers
Port Richey, FL
Junior
Phi Beta Rho
Brittney Fichter
Taylor, Ml
• challenging • encouraging • humbling Junior
Phi Beta Rho
Kelly Fichtner
Pompano Beach, FL
Ministering through Sophomore
Kappa Alpha Chi
God's grace in Jordan Fisher
Rocky Mount, NC
Argentina Freshman
Sigma Delta Chi
Playing with children, ministering through music and Terrance Fisher
Richmond,VA
sharing God's word were just some of the things the mem
Freshman
bers of Team Argentina accomplished in South America. Sigma Kappa Delta
Craig Fortin
While many students were enjoying a Christmas break at
Turner, ME
home, twenty-two students and staff members gave up Sophomore
Pi Alpha Kappa
' two weeks to minister in Argentina.The team verse gave
the reason for their servant's hearts. Mark 10:45 states, "For
Timothy Fowler
even the Son of man came not to be ministered unto, but
Lakeland,TN
, to minister, and to give his life a ransom for many." Sophomore
Joanna Wiedeman gave an account of how God Alpha Delta Sigma
Amber Fox
worked in Argentina. "As I was washing the dishes, David Port Orange, FL
Junior
walked in and I had the most amazing opportunity to
Psi Theta Epsilon
" speak with him. God amazingly took away most of the
language barrier, as I had a Spanish Bible with me that I
Blake Fox
could show David verses from, and then the rest of the Pottstown, PA
conversation was in English! God brought so many pas Sophomore
Pi Alpha Kappa
sages to mind to help David in his doubts of Christianity Joanna Frazier
and questions about faith.I leftthe church in awe that God Glen Burnie, MD
Junior
used a broken and weak vessel like me to talk to a young Kappa Alpha Chi
man struggling to find his faith in Christ."
Student Life
believe that God led ations and challenges in whic
I chose to come
a me to CCC. I felt God God has put me in my life. S
leading me to be a Christian through that I knew I neede
to Clearwater because Psychologist. I came to that to study psychology from a
conclusion after much prayer, Christian standpoint versus t
I felt it was the hest seeking counsel and informa usual humanistic viewpoint.
tion from friends and family, Thus, I am at CCC!' —Justii
way for me to get and observing the unique situ Heidman
c 1 lo se r to G od whil
getting a degree
it!
m psychology with
all the view points
f a Christian.
or a
I just decided to
come to Clearwater
which is why it is
V
the 2n d semester.
Ri ianne M eMail on
"I attended Clearwater my freshman and sophomore year and didn't come hack in the fall
semester, hut I feel like this is where God wants me in my life right now. I wanted to get hack
as soon as possible and not waste more time so I can graduate next May." - Laura Greenkoe
"Since my school closed at the end of last semester, I was led by God. I am in the Navy and so I was
I transferred from Pillsbury Baptist Bible College in looking through a list of colleges that were Navy
Owatonna,MN,to Clearwater. With a degree in In ROTC approved. I was hoping to find a Christian
terdisciplinary Studies, I plan to use both music in College as well because of my Christian back
science in the ground. I first
future.l plan to began looking
use the music at a college in
for ministry and transfer the science credits to a Oregon called Corban College. This however did
state university near home to complete a degree not work, but I happened to notice Clearwater
in laboratory technology to become a medical on the list of ROTC colleges right next to Corban.
lab technologist." —Corianne Sherman This interested me and so I began research
ing the college and finally decided to apply to
Clearwater. I am glad God allowed me to find
this college."—Paul Witmer " I liked the location
and spirit. I didn't want to wait until the fall to
transfer here."—Bill Flack. "I didn't decide until
last semester to come to CCC. It is closer to home."
"I came to Clearwater because I felt —Eric Anthony
wanted to get a col Rebekah Frazier
lege experience away Glen Burnie, MD
from home and when I visited Freshman
I loved the at-home feeling Lambda Chi Delta
that Clearwater showed. I Caleb Freeburg
grew up in a Christian school, Largo, FL
and I really enjoyed it so I Junior
wanted the same experience Kappa lota Alpha
for my college education."
—Jessica Austin
Britney Fressel
Allen Park, Ml
chose CCC because I Freshman
feel God has called me Lambda Chi Delta
to be a Christian counselor Rebekah Gall
and I would like to have the Winter Haven, FL
Christian school background. Sophomore
It has also been a strong desire Kappa Alpha Chi
of mine to attend a Christian
school since I came to Christ
Sarah Geer
about 5 years ago. — Bethany
Wilmington, NC
Morehead
Junior
Lambda Chi Delta
Sean Geer
*®^^™his was the only
Wilmington, NC
I school where I could
Freshman
continue what I was studying
Kappa lota Alpha
at Pillsbury-music and biology."
— Corianne Sherman
George Ghareeb
Fairfax,VA
Freshman
Sigma Kappa Delta
Jessica Ghareeb
Fairfax,VA
Junior
Sigma Delta Chi
Nicole Girdner
Farmington, MN
Freshman
Phi Beta Rho
Megan Goff
Watertown, Wl
Freshman
Lambda Chi Delta
Nicole Goff
Riverview, FL
Junior
Kappa Alpha Chi
Shawn Goff
Riverview, FL
Sophomore
Alpha Delta Sigma
Joseph Good
Aliquippa, PA
Freshman
Sigma Kappa Delta
Lorn Goodwin
North Ridgeville,OH
Freshman
Lambda Chi Delta
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Campus Life
Carole Sherrard spends the
last minutes before check giv
ing the floor a final once-over.
Cleaning the floors was one
of the most daunting tasks be
cause people kept needing to
come in and out of the bath
room to do their own jobs
which resulted in footprints on
the already cleaned floors.
Clean at last! A room in Unit
B is spic and span for its pre
sentation to the checkers. In
the ladies residence hall,
Dr. Sandra Pratt, Miss Jessica
Wiedeman, Miss Melanie Ben
nett, and RAs inspected the
rooms.
Waiting to be checked, Unit
A relaxes patiently outside.
Finishing ahead of time was un
common, as many units could
be found scrambling to finish
last minute jobs.
White Glove
R.Wood
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Brittni Gordon
Pepperell, MA
Sophomore
Tau Delta Chi
Thomas Gordon
Port Richey, FL
A place Sophomore
Sigma Kappa Delta
for everything
Mackenzie Gotcher
...and everything in its place,or so the old saying goes.
Palm Harbor, FL
White Glove was the embodiment of this motto. Striking Freshman
Sigma Kappa Delta
once a semester, this time of intense cleaning could be a
Katelyn Graves
freshman's worst fear and a senior's biggest delight, espe Jacksonville, FL
Sophomore
cially if they lived with messy roommates. The campus ba
Kappa Alpha Chi
sically shut down for White Glove and dorm rooms became
filled with frenzied people, hurrying to complete jobs such
Drew Gray
as sponging down the walls and baseboards,cleaning the Gilbertsville, PA
Freshman
toilets, dusting the air vents,and wiping down the shutters
Pi Alpha Kappa
on the outside, among many other seemingly trite tasks. Michele Gray
Largo, FL
However, white glove did have its benefits. Andrea Bailey
Junior
said, "I found a $100 gift card in one of my empty folders Lambda Chi Delta
that I apparently had lost earlier in the school year. Just in
time to pay my white glove fines!" Fines were adminis James Griffin
Jacksonville, FL
tered to those who did not clean to the White Glove stan
Freshman
dard. Overall though, White Glove was not as bad as some Alpha Delta Sigma
Jennifer Griffin
made it out to be. Ryan Anderson said that he enjoyed it
Crestview, FL
because "it was nice to have a clean room." Sophomore
Kappa Alpha Chi
Amy Pike and Chelsea Thomas
discuss the importance of a
paper found during the clean David Griffith
ing process. Having white Fishers, IN
glove forced students to take Freshman
inventory of the things they Zeta Alpha Chi
had cluttered in their rooms Joseph Griffith
over a semester and had to Fishers, IN
decide what to keep and what Sophomore
to throw away. As much as Zeta Alpha Chi
students may have dreaded
white glove, there was nothing
as great as passing check and Troy Hadlock
being able to relax in a freshly Carthage, NC
cleaned room. Many rooms Sophomore
celebrated with an after-party Sigma Kappa Delta
of pizzas and soda. Erin Hale
Salisbury, MD
Freshman
Lambda Chi Delta
Nathan Hale
South Point, OH
Freshman
Alpha Delta Sigma
Alyssa Hallice
Waxhaw, NC
Junior
Lambda Chi Delta
Campus Life
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"I really liked how the cast sat with "The lines were mostly ad-libbed.... "Food was amazing, cast did a great
the students at the tables. It was a This gave me many opportunities to job, lots of fun! The way the cast
very nice evening.The drama club just act off the top of my head and members were at our tables and kept
did a fantastic job." do whatever came to mind." in character was great."
Stopping to take a picture
at the Murder Mystery Dinner,
Jared Myerly snaps a picture
of Jared Williams and Audra
Kennedy. Since there was no
Christmas Banquet, it was nice
for students to be able dress
for a formal evening and have
a break after a stressful week.
Murder Mystery Night was a first-time college event
for the mystery dinner. It all started with Justin Lewis giving
"I was able an announcement in chapel inviting the student body to
to partici his home as he would be reading his will. His house was
pate in the
an unknown location, and students were left in suspense.
Mystery
Those attending were transported to a lodge where they
Theater Din
met the characters of the real life mystery game.The actors
ner as one
sat with the guests and kept in character for the evening.
of the char
acters, and The drama unfolded as the night went on.
it was a lot Everyone enjoyed themselves immensely,especially
of fun! The cast had a lot of fun the actors. Ahna Boley said, "The thing I liked best was the
preparing for it too, It was cool to interaction of the players and the audience. The audience
be able to interact with the audi was so accepting to the characters acting odd or not like
ence the whole night. We had a themselves. It was just a ton of fun to be a part of this
lot of laughs and enjoyed putting
humorous murder."
it together." Laura Elitz
From the beginning to the end,from the actors to the
decorations,from the suspense to the laughs, it was a very
enjoyable night for all involved and those who did not at
Mystery tend missed out on an exciting and enthralling evening.
Dinner
J. Morrill
"The thing that I liked most about think that the best part was having
Murder Mystery Night was that it was fun with my friends-planning and or
a relaxing night offun.lt was much ganizing this event. There were some
Meghan Hallice
needed after a busy week. It was re stressful times, but overall, we had a Waxhaw, NC
ally well done.The food was amazing, great time." Freshman
and the actors were great. It was well Lambda Chi Delta
thought out and planned." Aaron Hanbury
Jacksonville, FL
Junior
Having fun and being Alpha Delta Sigma
dramatic, Wesley Andrews
and Alisha Boley play out their
part of the script leading the Jessica Hard
audience on. Melissa Mull, who Beverly Hills, FL
solved the mystery, said, It Freshman
was so much fun to have a Kappa Alpha Chi
wonderful night of good food James Harding
and entertainment. I especially Washington, Ml
liked the fact that the audience Sophomore
got to interact with the actors Kappa lota Alpha
who were sitting at their table.
I really hope we do dinner the
aters more often." Jessica Harris
Tampa, FL
Junior
Lambda Chi Delta
Travis Harrison
Indianapolis, IN
Sophomore
Zeta Alpha Chi
Alyssa Hart
Byron Center, Ml
Junior
Kappa Alpha Chi
Matthew Hart
Byron Center, Ml
Sophomore
Sigma Kappa Delta
David Hauser
Students applaud as the Palmyra, PA
cast bows ending the night. Freshman
Kate Bournival, Laura Elitz, Sigma Kappa Delta
Kate Vacca, Justin Lewis, and Natalie Hauser
Josh Quinn were a part of the Palmyra, PA
Drama Club and had a great Junior
time and really came together Lambda Chi Delta
as a team. Wesley Andrews
said, It was a good way as a
freshman to put myself out Danielle Heffernan
there and get to know people.' Chalfont, PA
Sophomore
Kappa Alpha Chi
Talking before the show, Deanne Heffernan
Jessi King tells how excited she
Chalfont, PA
is to her table mates. Before Freshman
the show began, there was Kappa Alpha Chi
time for the students to mingle
and prolonged the suspense.
Jessi said, "It was really enter Amanda Heinz
taining and fantastic to watch. Windermere, FL
It made you feel like part of Freshman
the play." Psi Theta Epsilon
Lucy Heinz
Windermere, FL
Junior
Psi Theta Epsilon
Campus Life
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being taught spiritual prin
ciples, students not only
will have a head knowledge
of subject matter but also a
heart knowledge of God's
Word in order to be better
prepared for the future. In
Colossians 1:28 Paul states:
"...teaching every man in all
wisdom; that we may pres
ent every man perfect in
Christ Jesus." Demonstra
tion of core Christian val
ues are shown as the faculty
TEACH THE WORD.
One of the benefits of at or in between classes, such
tending a small college was as Mr. Tony Abell, who takes
the friendliness of the profes a few minutes to speak with
sors. Many could be found two students before his Major
talking to students at lunch Prophets class.
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professors really
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perspective which
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took caused me to
think outside the
box and challenged
me to see others
perspectives.
I like the Bible fac
ulty because you
can approach them
with a problem if
you need to talk.
Mr. Bob Carver celebrates
one of his favorite days, Ref
ormation Day which falls on
October 3 I. Reformation
Day is a memorial to the day
that Martin Luther nailed the In Introduction to Missions, One of the ways I seek to
Ninety-Five Theses to the Matt Armstrong, Sam All benefit the student is by want
church door in Wittenburg, dredge, and Jon Relle discuss ing to know who the student
Germany, in 1517. This marked the topic of how a church is and what I can do to better
the beginning of the Protestant should approach a difficult equip our students to serve
Reformation which brought situation taking place on the Christ with enduring faithful
the truth of the Gospel to a mission field. ness," said Dr. Carl Martin, who
people blinded by Catholicism. paused for a moment to speak
to Andrea Thomas.
Allan Heney
Seneca, SC
Sophomore
Sigma Kappa Delta
Daniel Henry
Clearwater, FL
Freshman
th ro u g h tr u th
"They are not of the world, even as I am not of the David Henry
Clearwater, FL
world. Sanctify them through thy truth: thy word is truth.
Junior
As thou hast sent my into the world, even so have I also sent Sigma Kappa Delta
Luis Hernandez
them into the world." (John 17:16-18) The main focuses of
Pinellas Park, FL
the Bible faculty could be summed up in two statements: Junior
1) to instruct students and further their knowledge of His
Word and Biblical concepts and 2) to teach students how
Joseph Herrman
to impact others for Christ.
Olathe, KS
Bible major Ryan Eagleson, who feels called to be a Freshman
Zeta Alpha Chi
missionary in Japan, said, "I like the openness and unity
McKinley Hildebrand
that professors and students have with one another. I have Snellville, GA
never met a man [Mr. Bob Carver] so genuinely dedicated Freshman
Zeta Alpha Chi
to God's Word and to his students' walk with Christ."
The Bible classes were diverse. Some were Bible his
Donald Hoff
tory classes such as Old Testament Survey, while others Harleysville, PA
were practical application classes such as The Christian Freshman
Sigma Gamma Chi
Home which used Biblical concepts to address issues such Dexter Hollenbach
as parenting, relationships, and finances. The classes that Sellersville, PA
Sophomore
fell under the category of Biblical studies were spiritually Zeta Alpha Chi
enriching,and they were taught by faculty who truly cared
about the spiritual state of the students. Lucas Hollenbach
Sellersville, PA
Sophomore
Zeta Alpha Chi
Martha Holmes
Fountain Inn, SC
Freshman
Phi Beta Rho
Jaleesa Holt
St Petersburg, FL
Freshman
Lambda Chi Delta
Joshua Horine
Harleysville, PA
Freshman
Kappa lota Alpha
Kristen Howell
Waymart, PA
Junior
Kappa Alpha Chi
Evan Hoyt
Winterville, NC
Sophomore
Psi Theta Epsilon
Academics
photo by Travis Freeburg
TO SH A R E BIBLIC A L PRIN CIPLES
WITH TH E N EX T GENERATION
Through Bible classes, stu through his classes. He added, "I main and absolute goal is that
dents learned sound doctrine like that I learn a lot about the the teens that I come in contact
and Christian principles which Bible and also that the teachers with will above all else become
helped them in their everyday are smart and down to earth." more like Jesus Christ."
lives. Matthew Brown who Aaron Wilson also had the Professors provided stu
planned on going into the min goal of being a youth pastor. He dents with truths that they could
istry said, "I chose it [Church said, "After I leave CCC, I believe use in their own personal rela
Ministries] because I am looking God has called me to be a youth tionships with Christ. Dr. Robert
to go into the youth ministry pastor and to train young men Delnay said, "I am grateful for
and a church ministries major and women within the church. the privilege of teaching Bible at
would be helpful." He also said I plan to enter the ministry CCC, if only for the opportunity
he liked how the teachers were whether it is vocational service of serving. But more than that,
helpful and how he was able to here in the states or missionary I appreciate the interest and
learn more about the Scriptures to some other field. However, the motivation that so many of the
Bible students have shown."
Mr. Phil Burggraff and Justin
Katelyn Hughes
Lewis talk after class. Lynne Heather Doychak prepares for
Ocala, FL
Fukutani said, "I like Mr. Burg- a test in her Major Prophets
Junior
graffs energy, enthusiasm and class. She said, What I like
Lambda Chi Delta
his eagerness to share what he about my major is that all of
Jared Hunt
knows with his students. His my in-class and out-of-class
Melbourne, FL
engaging, personable manner study is focused on God. It is
Freshman
sets his students at ease im easy to get so busy with school
Sigma Kappa Delta
mediately. I feel very blessed to work and not take time to
have been given the opportu learn about the Bible. My major
1
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nity to be in his class.'1 leaves me without that excuse!" 1
Julianne Hutchins
West Boylston, MA
g p a T j Junior
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Stephen Hutt
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Junior
Sigma Kappa Delta
Nicholas Jaspers
Birdsboro, PA
Sophomore
Kappa lota Alpha
Taylor Jensen
Leesburg, VA
Sophomore
Pi Alpha Kappa
Brianne Johnson
Safety Harbor, FL
Junior
Phi Beta Rho
Kathleen Johnson
Providence, Rl
Junior
Lambda Chi Delta
Melissa Johnston
Dr. Robert Delnay signes a
Margate, FL
copy of his recently published
Sophomore
book Teach as He Taught for
Psi Theta Epsilon
Mrs. Debbie Edson. Dr. Delnay
Audrey Jones
said, My favorite course is Ro
Cary, NC
mans, because it is so pivotal
Sophomore
in understanding the plan of
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salvation and the Christian life,
and because there are so many
insights not readily open to a
Colton Jones
casual reading."
San Salvador
Sophomore
Zeta Alpha Chi
Shaun Jones
Bible students learn core Clearwater, FL
values that are implemented Junior
into their lives. Church Minis Sigma Kappa Delta
tries major, Tricia Buriff takes
time after class to talk with
a friend. "With my major I Stephen Jordan
plan on glorifying Christ. I re Lansdale, PA
ally have no other plans but Freshman
to love God and love people. Kappa lota Alpha
There are some things I know Gabriel Josey
I would enjoy doing such as: Lawsonville, NC
event planning, youth ministry, Freshman
or even being on a church Kappa lota Alpha
creative team. Never the less,
what I want the most is to be
in God s perfect will."
Academics
In his dorm room, Kameron become a CPA. Being brought
works on some of his business up by a father very interested
homework. In choosing to in accounting and business was
major in accounting, Kameron what helped to direct Kam
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tical application
where my Christian
testimony can
make a difference.
There are so many
things I can go into
as a business major
that I'll never be
bored!
My internship with
Richard Fuller, CPA
gave me practical
experience for my
future career.
I like the small busi
ness classes. The
professors are very
helpful and really
want you to suc
ceed.
Business in politics is an often
forgotten necessity. Caleb
Mello, however, realized the
importance of his business
major to the world of politics
and hoped to one day use his Mr. Ian Duncan works through Illustrations make good atten
expertise in the political arena. a homework problem with tion grabbers. Mr. Casarow
his Financial Accounting and opened his Organizational Be
Report I class. The students havior class with an illustration
added their input and gave about a horse who fell into a
ideas on how they had solved rut. He reminded students that
the problem until a conclusion falling into the rut of sin is easy
was reached. but carries many consequences.
Gregory Judy
Greenfield, IN
biblical principles Junior
Sigma Kappa Delta
provided foundation for Kameron Kandefer
Sarasota, FL
Sophomore
Sigma Gamma Chi
While it is true that the world needs Christian teach
ers and doctors and lawyers, it is also imperative that the Emily Kantner
Cleona, PA
world has Christian men and women to work in the field
p_ i Junior
of business. Business is such an important aspect of the 1 w ** 1 j Lambda Chi Delta
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nation and economy. Waianae, HI
Kameron Kandefer chose to major in business be Junior
Sigma Delta Chi
cause "[my] Dad has his own accounting business, and I
am good with organizing and numbers." He said that one
Joseph Keen
of the benefits of majoring in business was "learning how Fayetteville, NC
to deal with people of other cultures and also getting to Sophomore
fl * # .CS"4j Alpha Delta Sigma
have Mrs.Youstra's class! She is a hoot." - I Jennifer Kelley
Erik Siefkes did a business internship with the Tampa Clearwater, FL
Junior
Bay Lightning serving in the Event Operations. He said,
Phi Beta Rho
"Since I am wanting to go into sports management, this
internship has helped me see what a professional sports
Joel Kelley
team is like from the inside." Nashua, NH
Freshman
Caleb Mello wanted to use his degree in business to
Sigma Gamma Chi
eventually go into politics. He said, "Business principles James Kelly
Trevose, PA
provide the basis for many legal and political decisions.
Junior
I will now have an education that helps me understand Sigma Kappa Delta
those decisions and will help me make those decisions in
the future." Audra Kennedy
Boswell, PA
Freshman
Psi Theta Epsilon
Kailyn Kennedy
Schwenksville, PA
Junior
Lambda Chi Delta
Courtney Kent
St Augustine, FL
Freshman
Sigma Delta Chi
Brianna Kester
Oxford, Ml
Junior
Sigma Delta Chi
Joshua Kettenton
Spokane, WA
Junior
Sigma Gamma Chi
Emma Kile
Butler, PA
Freshman
Kappa Alpha Chi
Academics
77
B U S IN E S S AREN A IS NOT J U S T
In times past, the major of cause it would help me eventu agement and how to deal with
Business and all of the catego ally start my own business. I am customers and employees.
ries that fell under it was mainly interested in pursuing a career in With the beginning of
a field in which men were found. Sales and Marketing or Human World War II, many women
That trend had almost reversed Resources; I know I want to work worked to replace the vast num
itself as more and more women with people. As for the type of bers of men that were needed
became interested in business business I'd like to have—maybe overseas. When the war ended,
and made owning their own something along the lines of a women found that they had re
business a part of their goals consulting or sales firm to help ceived a kind of independence
toward which to work. For people sell their product." The through making theirown mon-
Caitlin Nichols, owning her own most beneficial class that she ey;for this reason, many women
business had been a dream she took was Business Manage never left the workplace. Since
had for quite awhile. She said, "I ment because it provided for World War II, the number of ca
decided to major in business be her different strategies for man reer women has increased.
Daniel King
Mrs. Pat Youstra, who served Macungie, PA
in the White House during Freshman
"The Business world is seldom the Reagan administration, has Kappa lota Alpha
recognized for the mission field made an important impact on Jessica King
it is," said Caitlin Nichols. She many students who have had Macungie, PA
added, It is a great opportu the privilege of attending her Sophomore
nity for Christians to serve in a classes. She said that she has Sigma Delta Chi
way that may have never oc seen an increase of women in
curred to some." the field of business.
Matthew Kinkade
Clearwater, FL
Junior
Cassandra Kirkbride
Glassboro, NJ
Freshman
Lambda Chi Delta
Matthew Kirkley
Hamlet, NC
Freshman
Kappa lota Alpha
Eric Kiskaddon
Tarpon Springs, FL
Sophomore
Sigma Kappa Delta
Michael Kleer
Miami, FL
Sophomore
Alpha Delta Sigma
Emilie Klinger
Fogelsville, PA
Sophomore
Sigma Delta Chi
1l schedule for next semester. A Kaitlin Klinger
Kayla Perry works out her
Fogelsville, PA
freshman, Kayla hopes to use Freshman
her business major to eventual Sigma Delta Chi
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ly go into the world of politics. Bethany Koloch
In high school, she worked for Belvidere, IL
a state representative; this op Freshman
portunity sparked her interest Sigma Delta Chi
in using business and combining
it with politics to make a ca
reer choice. Samantha Koons
Breinigsville, PA
Freshman
Phi Beta Rho
Kevin Kravitz
Trinity, FL
Freshman
Zeta Alpha Chi
Katie Kuntzelman
Mt Joy, PA
Freshman
Lambda Chi Delta
Trevor Kurschner
Brighton,TN
Sophomore
Sigma Gamma Chi
Academics
7Q
W hat is
your
during her practicum. Students
favorite Jessica Johnston, a senior El got to experience first hand
education ementary Education major, teaching a class applicable to
demonstrates a math lesson their major.
class?
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and Instruction and
Test and Measure
ments. I never
left class without
feeling like I had
learned something.
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it is things you will
use to make your mm:.
teaching...more
exciting for your
students.
Methods of Teach
ing Physical Edu
cation, because I
learn things that
I will use in my
teaching career.
Tabitha Driver, a freshman Eng
lish Education major, utilizes
r/j
the library to write her paper.
Many students took advantage
c3 of the technology provided in
the library and computer lab.
Childrens Lit, be
cause we have so Mrs. Marian Foulks passes through teaching Education
much fun reading out quizzes to her Introduc majors that they remind me
the books we read tion to Exceptional Students daily, what a great vocation
as kids. class. Mrs. Foulks is a veteran teaching is. It is encouraging to
teacher with over 20 years of me to see young people who
Education experience. "I have learned have a heart for God and chil
dren, said Mrs. Foulks.
L. Broderick
an
Weston Kurschner
guiding students to be Brighton,TN
Freshman
Alpha Delta Sigma
Lauren Langley
Rocky Mount, NC
Sophomore
Sigma Delta Chi
William Arthur Ward,an American scholar,author,edi
tor, pastor and teacher once said,"The mediocre teacher Eric Larson
Leesburg, OH
tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher
Sophomore
demonstrates.The great teacher inspires." Kappa lota Alpha
Carl Lassegue
"I enjoy being able to work with kids while I'm still in
Deerfield Beach, FL
college.Being in practicum has really made whatl'm learn Junior
Zeta Alpha Chi
ing in class come alive. It's also helped me to start identi
fying what my strengths and weaknesses are," remarked
Joshua Lassiter
Laura Mason, a senior Music Education major. Though
Orlando, FL
education was a challenging field, students saw the fruits Freshman
Sigma Gamma Chi
of their labor in their practicums and internships.
Ariel Laviolette
Offering a variety of classes to help prepare majors Bradenton, FL
Freshman
for the teaching field and having professors willing to help
Kappa Alpha Chi
students, the college created the right environment for
future teachers. Jessica Mateo, a sophomore Elementary
Andrew Lawson
Education major said,"What I like about being an education Fort Buchanan, PR
Freshman
major is knowing I W ill be enter- Allyson Trine, Holly Stoll, and
Sigma Gamma Chi
ing one of the most rewarding Bri Johnson head off bright Ashley Lawson
. , , . and early to take the Florida Clermont, FL
vocations. I know working with T , ' ... . _ ,
u Teacher Certification General Junior
kids is a challenge, but one I nr Knowledge test which was re- Kappa Alpha Chi
really excited about." quired of al1 education majors.
Lauren Leabhart
Pasadena, MD
Sophomore
Lambda Chi Delta
Matthew Leahy
Dover, FL
Sophomore
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Alpha Delta Sigma
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Christopher LeCroy
West Palm Beach, FL
Freshman
Sigma Kappa Delta
Katie LeCroy
West Palm Beach, FL
Junior
Psi Theta Epsilon
Justin Lewis
Vernon Hills, IL
Sophomore
Sigma Gamma Chi
Gallary Listort
North Miami Beach, FL
Freshman
Kappa lota Alpha
Academics
PREPARIN G EDUCATION
S T U D EN T S FOR TH E C LA SSRO O M
The most popular Educa When asked what her fa Troy Hadlock who gave a com
tion major at the college was vorite education class was Mi mon reason for his choice of ma
Elementary Education. With chelle said, "Curriculum and In jor. The love of children was the
over sixty students in the major, struction with Dr. Smith. It was most common reason students
many bonds were formed. "I love practical and so fun!" The class decided to major in education.
having classes together with all was a favorite among education Michelle said, "I decided to ma
the othergirls.We have become students. jor in education because I like
great friends, and I know that I With many students ma working with children. I think
can always look to any of them joring in Elementary Educa CCC has a wonderful education
for encouragement because tion, one can conclude that the program. I enjoy my classes be
they know exactly how I feel!" program prepared students. cause the faculty strive to make
said Michelle Burggraff, a junior "I chose to go into education our classes practical for use one
Elementary Education major. because I felt led to teach," said day in the classroom."
Education
L. Broderick
SD
Brandon Littlefield
Souderton, PA
Audrey Frost uses her creative Freshman
side to prepare for her student Kappa lota Alpha
teaching. Student teachers Jessica Mateo and John White Amy Lockwood
Milton, FL
were expected to have materi take advantage of the cooler
als ready to present to their weather to study outside. Freshman
class each week. Audrey had There were several places on Phi Beta Rho
a double major in Elementary campus for students to enjoy a
and English Education. nice day while studying.
Alexander Loudermilk
Greenville, SC
Freshman
Alpha Delta Sigma
Anna Lufkin
Warren, ME
Sophomore
Sigma Delta Chi
Rebecca Lufkin
Warren, ME
Sophomore
Sigma Delta Chi
Cameron MacDonald
Seminole, FL
Freshman
Kappa lota Alpha
Erin Madray
Jesup,GA
Freshman
Kappa Alpha Chi
Jeffrey Maguire
Pelham, NH
Junior
Sigma Gamma Chi
Kristen Howell, a Biol Michelle Main
ogy Education major, and her Highlands, NC
roommate Irma Torres, an Freshman
Elementary Education major, Psi Theta Epsilon
stay in the comfort of their Justin Makso
own room as they prepare Woburn, MA
for an assignment. In order to Junior
prepare students for the class Zeta Alpha Chi
room, there were a variety of
classes required. English educa
tion major Taylor Jensen said, Sean Maniscalco
"I enjoy taking the education New Port Richey, FL
courses that prepare me for Junior
my career." Zeta Alpha Chi
Bonnie Marcott
Clearwater, FL
Junior
Philip Marinello
Dunedin, FL
Sophomore
Zeta Alpha Chi
Abigail Marino
Grand Blanc, Ml
Freshman
Sigma Delta Chi
Academics
S3
are so many opportunities to
Practice is an major part of a learn more and more about
music student's life. Pamela music! My principles are violin
Affelt said she enjoyed learn and voice, so that I can be
ing new things about music equipped to serve the Lord in
and she wanted to service the whatever capacity and ministry
I really enjoy the
Lord with her abilities. There He has for me.
relationships with
the faculty.
I love being chal
lenged and inspired
musically. The op
portunities that
music provides for
different areas of
ministry is great.
cn
CD
photo by Travis Freeburq
My major gives me
a well-rounded
perspective on
what we do most
as humans— com
municate.
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w §
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Laura Koelle accompanies dur
1 1
*< U ing chapel. She said the faculty
was one of the main reasons
I plan to be an
she was a music education
event planner or
major. I love the faculty. They
something to do
always help me pull through Kendall McGuire uses her tal She said she eventually wants
with marketing for
and present good material— ent to play in a chapel service. teach music, but has some
companies.
whether it's a project, paper, Kendall said she loves the op other things she would like
or senior recital.' portunities that come from to do first. "I plan to audition
being a music major. I love for films and broadway style
being a music major because I shows, travel the world, and
get to perform solo recitals! later be a teacher.'1
Gabrielle Marino
Grand Blanc, Ml
students use talents Sophomore
Sigma Delta Chi
Steven Marshall
Crestview, FL
Freshman
Music majors at college were given the opportunity Kappa lota Alpha
to expand their musical ability. Many students wanted to
teach and pass their love of music down to another group Michael Martell
of children. Pamela Affelt said teaching wasn't always what Seminole, FL
Junior
she wanted to do with music."Music has always been a part Kappa lota Alpha
of my life, but I never thought that teaching would be my Gregory Martin
Greer, SC
forte.lt was in my sophomore year of high school thatthe Freshman
Lord laid upon my heart the desire to share my passion Pi Alpha Kappa
for music with other people. I had an amazing symphony
conductor who inspired me to go on to a higher level of Joanna Martin
Clearwater, FL
training to become a music teacher. Getting to share the Junior
complexities and wonders of Tau Delta Chi
Dr. Pattye Casarow conducts Madeline Martin
God's creation through music the choir during rehearsal. I Clearwater, FL
come from a family of teachers. Junior
is such an amazing thing!"
We love to share knowledge Tau Delta Chi
For Anni Wilson, gradu and help our students grow
mentally and spiritually. When
ate school was something she
I was in elementary school, I Jessica Mateo
wanted to pursue. "I plan on played school— pretending I Jersey City, NJ
was teaching an elementary Sophomore
getting my masters degree in
class. But when I was about 12, Kappa Alpha Chi
music therapy so that I am able it dawned on me that I could Caitlin Mathis
TEACH MUSIC! How cool! And Allen Park, Ml
to combine my loves of science
the rest is history. It seems that Sophomore
and music. I plan on working in music flows through my veins. Phi Beta Rho
I know God made me that way
music therapy to help either au
and what a privilege and blessing
tistic children or war veterans." to be able to teach music. Anthony Matthews
Batavia, OH
Sophomore
Alpha Delta Sigma
Austen McCoy
Snellville,GA
Sophomore
Alpha Delta Sigma
Daniel McDade
Westerly, Rl
Sophomore
Kappa lota Alpha
Danielle McFarland
Mohnton, PA
Junior
Kappa Alpha Chi
Alyssa McLanahan
Quakertown, PA
Junior
Phi Beta Rho
Jonathan McLanahan
Quakertown, PA
Freshman
Sigma Kappa Delta
photo by Travis Freeburg Academics
COMMUNICATION A R T S M A JO R S U SE
T A LE N T S AND S K IL L S TO HONOR GOD
The Communication Arts most of these areas. This major Already I see many opportuni
major led to many different gives me a lot of opportunities ties to use the knowledge that
career choices and opportuni to participate in theatre produc I have gained to be a better
ties including drama, theatre, tions,either by acting or as stage servant for Christ."
writing, and news reporting. It crew." Dr. Bob Cundiff taught
proved helpful in all areas of the With his degree, Travis Communication Arts. He has
professional world. planned to work in camp min been teaching at CCC since 1996.
Travis Freeburg, a junior istry. He said, "God called me to Dr. Cundiff taught students to
majoring in Communication the ministry and although many communicate effectively in vari
Arts, enjoyed the variety of things can change in four years ous situations. He said, "I enjoy
classes offered. He said, "There of college, this hasn't. I hope to helping our students learn to
are many categories of com use the skills that I develop in be better communicators so
munication arts, and I enjoy communication and theatre to that they can be more effective
participating however I can in serve God better in the ministry. Christians."
Kelley McMahon
Communication Arts major
New Durham, NH
Travis Freeburg studies in the
Sophomore
Dr. Robert Cundiff works in his library after class. I realized
Phi Beta Rho
office. He said, Some classes the best major for me would
Johnson Mesidor
are more difficult to teach, be the one I would want to
Winter Haven, FL
but I like them all. I also enjoy learn the most in. I knew that
Freshman
the different areas of study in I liked communication technol
Sigma Kappa Delta
communication— journalism, ogy, as well as stage and the
mass communication, theatre, atre. The obvious choice was
and speech communication.' Communication Arts.
Sheresa Mesquita
North Port, FL
Sophomore
Kappa Alpha Chi
Jackie Miller
Clearwater, FL
Freshman
Psi Theta Epsilon
Janelle Miller
Birdsboro, PA
Freshman
Lambda Chi Delta
Rebekah Monhollen
Tellico Plains,TN
Junior
Kappa Alpha Chi
Samantha Monroe
New Hope, MN
Freshman
Lambda Chi Delta
Daniel Moore
Glen Burnie, MD
Sophomore
Sigma Gamma Chi
Dr. Melissa Cancel talks with Joy Morrill
some students after class. Dr. Lantana, FL
Cancel, who graduated from Junior
CCC, has taught Communi Lambda Chi Delta
cation Arts since 1997. She Lucas Morris
taught acting, interpersonal Portsmouth,VA
communication and nonverbal Freshman
communication. Alpha Delta Sigma
Michael Morris
Holmen,WI
photo by Travis Freeburg Sophomore
Emily Kantner reviews the Kappa lota Alpha
Traci Mulhorn
textbook before her Writing
Mt Pleasant, PA
for Media class. In this class,
Junior
students learned the funda
mentals of writing for radio, Sigma Delta Chi
television, and the internet.
Emily, who is a Communica
Melissa Mull
tion Arts major, would like to
Sanford, FL
work in public relations when
Freshman
she graduates. She said, I hope
Sigma Delta Chi
to work in public relations for
Katie Mullens
a large company. I would also
Richmond,VA
like to do some freelance jour
Freshman
nalism for a magazine."
Lambda Chi Delta
Academics
H O W do you
plan to use the For Edward March, General courses in psychology and Bi
Studies is the major of choice ble. He enjoyed several classes,
G enera 1 Stud ies as it will allow for taking fewer one of which was Dr. Dave
aepree ? classes and earlier graduation. Burggraff s Modern Religious
He plans to focus many of his Issues class.
I would like to
open a consign
ment shop because
I ve always loved
shopping myself.
I hope to work in a
setting that enables
me to help people
or animals in some
way.
I hope to become a
high school band di
rector in a Pinellas
County School and
earn my masters
from USF.
I m praying for
the possibility to
internship at New
Life School of
Worship to study
worship leading.
After Graduation, I plan to be
come an Air Force pilot. After
two years of further training I
hope to fly a fighter jet like an
F-22 or F-1 5. Brandon Downey
General Studies allows me to
pick my classes around my
ROTC schedule at USF so I
can graduate in four years and
commission as a 2nd Lieuten
Humanities
ant in the Army. David Eddy
M. Burg graft
Andrew Mulnix
Hastings, MN
studying to further Junior
Pi Alpha Kappa
Tyler Murphy
North Ferrisburgh,VT
Freshman
Some students who desired to have a Biblical founda Kappa lota Alpha
tion found that their interests were not offered in a major
at the college so they chose a General Studies degree. This Kymberly Murray
McDonough, GA
allowed them to complete a degree at another institution
Sophomore
that offered their major. Sigma Delta Chi
Jared Myerly
Rev.Edward March,a non-graduating senior,has lived
Millington,TN
in Pinellas County since 1979. His testimony was one of dis Freshman
Sigma Gamma Chi
appointment and forgiveness, sorrows and joys, heartache
and love. But by God's grace and faithfulness he enrolled
Alysha Nadreau
with the hopes of finishing a four-year degree that would
Worcester, MA
enable him to reach out to others in a way that he was Freshman
Kappa Alpha Chi
once reached out to himself.
Caitlin Nichols
Edward was the Assistant Minister at a local church Greenville, SC
Sophomore
in which he served regularly and faithfully. He was also
Kappa Alpha chi
the founder and director of ’Made Free’ ministries which
was established to assist and disciple former inmates and
Rebekah Nix
recoveringaddictsandalcoholics. Heplanstousehistime Tampa, FL
Sophomore
at the college to further his abilities to work in this ministry,
Kappa Alpha Chi
to which God has called him. After graduation, I plan on at Amy Norris
Upon graduation in spring tending seminary and using the Simpsonville, SC
musical training I have received Freshman
of 2010, Rev. Edward March here for church music. Tau Delta Chi
hopes to further his education in Stephen Dewalt (For his Chris
tian service, he played the
either Psychology or Theology. piano at his church.) Shalom Ocampo
Dade City, FL
Junior
Sigma Kappa Delta
Jonathan Ohman
Orlando, FL
Sophomore
Zeta Alpha Chi
James Owens
Bradenton, FL
Sophomore
Kappa lota Alpha
Joshua Page
Yerington, NV
Sophomore
Alpha Delta Sigma
Deanna Palmer
Ft Lauderdale, FL
Sophomore
Psi Theta Epsilon
Stephanie Papenmeier
Bedford, IN
Junior
Kappa Alpha Chi
Academics
SQ
HELPING S TU D EN TS TO THINK AND TD
E X P R E S S T H E M S E LV E S LDGIGALLY IN
ORDER TO S E R V E GOD
On July27,Drs.Danand Lu- tion, they used Christian holi I told him I agreed that no man
anne Hurst left for Poland to visit days such as Christmas and could have raised the dead, but
with their missionary friends, the Easter. Mrs. Hurst said, "When I then I asked him to considerthat
Petersens. The Hursts are on the was teaching three boys, I chose Jesus is really God."
English faculty, and they looked readings that would enable usto Forthe Hursts, English is an
forward to using English to min compare Polish and American effective tool. Just as they have
ister. Mr. Hurst said, "Although holidays, church practices, and used English toshare the Gospel
the Polish people are suspicious other cultural issues. In order to in Poland, the Hursts desire to
of non-Catholics, we were able practice their English skills, the help Christian college students
to use free English lessons to boys were eager to discuss these improve their abilities to think
make contact." matters.l was able to explain the and to express themselves logi
When asked to elaborate need for a personal relationship cally so that they can serve and
on American culture and tradi- with Jesus. When one boy was glorify God more effectively in
Humanities skeptical about Jesus' miracles, every part of their lives.
S.Ocampo
on
As Advanced Grammar class Joseph Paradis
ends, Miss Sue Hermes hands Warren, NH
the students their test and quiz Sophomore
The Hursts visited Majdanek, results. Because I am an Eng Zeta Alpha Chi
a Nazi concentration camp in lish major," said Beckijo Wood, Hong Sun Park
Lublin, Poland, to experience a "I have spent much time with Bayside, NY
little bit of history. They went Miss Hermes who is not only Sophomore
to the ex-Soviet Bloc nation to my academic advisor but also Alpha Delta Sigma
teach English and to share the someone who is always willing
Gospel. to pray for me.
Matthew Parker
Crestview, FL
Junior
Alpha Delta Sigma
Stefani Partridge
Palm Harbor, FL
Sophomore
Sigma Delta Chi
Alvin Payne
Daytona Beach, FL
Sophomore
Alpha Delta Sigma
Giovanni Perazo
Tampa, FL
Freshman
Sigma Kappa Delta
Benjamin Pereira
Winter Garden, FL
Sophomore
Kappa lota Alpha
Nathan Perrie
Downington, PA
Sophomore
Zeta Alpha Chi
I enjoyed my Literary Criti
Elizabeth Perry
cism class, says Geoff Vance.
Jackson, NJ
"It has helped me understand Junior
the different theories of in
Sigma Delta Chi
terpreting literature; so even
Kayla Perry
if I disagree with a theory, I
Portland, Ml
can still look at it from a new Freshman
perspective'.'
Phi Beta Rho
Dr. Hurst gives English les
sons to Alicia. Mrs. Hurst said,
Though suspicious of non- Jordan Phillips
Catholics, the Polish will pay Panama City, FL
well for just an hour of English Sophomore
conversation practice so we Phi Beta Rho
offered free lessons to draw Kristin Pierce
more contacts. Apex, NC
Sophomore
Sigma Delta Chi
Valerie Pirkle
Rescue, CA
Freshman
Phi Beta Rho
Jessica Pisani
Hialeah, FL
Freshman
Phi Beta Rho
Academics
Q1
Gallary Listort concentrates as Some science students identi
c
-4-> he measures water for his biol fied labs as the favorite aspect
c
c-
H ogy lab on osmosis. Labs gave of their major. "I enjoy chem
• rH
■QD students a deeper understand labs the most. Always grateful
CfJ ing of the material in the text to be in one piece,' said biol
o books and classroom lectures.
c ogy major George Youstra.
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My biology classes
fascinate me be
cause they allow
me to get a glimpse
of God s unique de
sign of nature and
the human body.
My ambition is to
attend medical
school and hopeful
ly become a cardio
vascular surgeon.
I m learning as
much as a secular
psychology student
while obtaining
a solid Christian
base.
During his social psychology
class, Dr. David Richter gives a
lecture on social conformity.
I appreciate Miss "I love the fact that he is so
Draper on the enthusiastic about what he
math faculty be teaches,' said psychology ma Anatomy and physiology lab In Pre-Calculus, Mr. Matt Kel
cause she is always jor Beth Holmes. gets personal for TJ Stimpson logg helps Shelley Vetzel one-
so eager to help as he handles removable plastic on-one. It is very encouraging
and wants to see muscles on a model of the hu and rewarding to see students
you succeed. man head and shoulder region. grow and mature spiritually
and academically," said Mr.
Kellogg.
Robert Plank
Collegeville, PA
science plus Freshman
Sigma Gamma Chi
Scrip tures means Jeremiah Podraza
Lutz, FL
opportunities are Junior
Alpha Delta Sigma
Daniel Post
McPherson, KS
Some college graduates face a fierce job search
Junior
process, but science majors have a distinct advantage, Zeta Alpha Chi
Roger Powell
according to chemistry professor Dr. Jonathan Henry. He
Charlotte, NC
said, "On graduation day you ask a humanities major or Junior
Zeta Alpha Chi
business major what they are doing for a job and a lot of
times they tell you they don't know. But science students
David Price
walk off the steps to two or three job offers. They have
North Bethesda, MD
their pick." Dr. Henry explained that this high demand Freshman
Sigma Gamma Chi
was due to the difficult classes tackled each semester by
Joshua Quinn
mathematics, biology, pre-med, psychology, and exercise Dade City, FL
Junior
and sports science majors.
Sigma Kappa Delta
Christian scientists bear the additional responsibility
of contending for the Creator in an arena biased against
Katrina Rambana
His authority. Dr. Bill Davis said, "It is of course true that any Lindenwold, NJ
Freshman
Christian in any career can utilize it as a form of Christian
Psi Theta Epsilon
service. But what is most needed, I believe, is more Chris Sheree Rambana
Lindenwold, NJ
tians conducting scholarly activity in their fields of exper
Freshman
tise, so that the efforts of those who use their expertise Psi Theta Epsilon
to discredit Christianity and the Bible may be effectively
countered." Keila Ramirez
Lakeland, FL
Junior
Psi Theta Epsilon
Luis Ramos
Clearwater, FL
Junior
Sigma Kappa Delta
Raven Ramsey
Augusta, GA
Sophomore
Kappa Alpha Chi
Angela Rasico
N Redington Beach, FL
Junior
Psi Theta Epsilon
Laura Rauba
Allentown, PA
Freshman
Psi Theta Epsilon
Mark Rawsthorne
Mattawan, Ml
Sophomore
Kappa lota Alpha
Academics
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SC IEN C E M A JO R S S T E P BEYOND
TH E T E X T B O O K DURING HANDS-
ON LA BO RA TO RY E X P E R IE N C E S
Math professor Mr. Kellogg institution before coming to stand the concepts and mate
said, "Careers in science and the college, proved a welcome rial better." Alejandro's heart
mathematics can facilitate excel addition to the growing exercise for service synchronized with
lent opportunities for CCC grads and sports science department. Dr. Davis's, who said, "The best
to be salt and light—whether in He said, "My favorite aspect of part of teaching is the likelihood
a laboratory, an office, or a class teaching at Clearwater is teach that by doing so I am actually
room."To help students prepare ing to students who are believ benefiting my fellow believers
for these rigorous careers, four ers in Christ our Savior. They and the Kingdom of God—not
new members joined the sci are wonderful!" ESS major Matt just making a living."
ence faculty—Miss Lisa Gordon, Kinkade reciprocated the appre The Christ-centered fac
Mrs. Michelle Newell, and Dr. ciation. He said, "I have enjoyed ulty's scientific expertise gave
Marvin Stephens. working with Dr. Alejandro. He students an advantage as sci
Dr. Daniel Alejandro, who is always willing to stop what ence majors and believers in
worked at a secular academic he is doing to help me under preparing them for the future.
TG Baughan throws lycopo Joshua Rebandt
dium powder across a Bunsen Farmington Hills, Ml
burner flame. It reacted in a Sophomore
combustion explosion. Dr. Sigma Kappa Delta
Jonathan Henry watched as Gabrielle Webb said, I enjoy Gabrielle Redmond
students experimented with physics lab because it is hands Windsor Mill, MD
the flammable powder. When on, and you get to prove for Sophomore
George Gillespie was asked yourself what Newton and Sigma Delta Chi
about Dr. Henry, he said, Too Galileo proved many years
much to say, so I'll sum it up: ago. We also get to be some
he is the man." what creative. Jordan Rendina
Brandon, FL
Sophomore
Erica Riker
Clermont, FL
Freshman
Phi Beta Rho
Sandra Rivas
Miami, FL
Junior
Lambda Chi Delta
Juan Robayo
Tamarac, FL
Sophomore
Zeta Alpha Chi
Joel Roberts
Japan
Sophomore
Pi Alpha Kappa
Christina Rollings
Jacksonville, FL
Freshman
Sigma Delta Chi
Exercise and Sports Science
major Danielle Heffernan
watches athletic trainer Mr. Philip Roscoe
Daryl Mullholand demonstrate Romulus, Ml
the use of technology in injury Junior
rehabilitation. Students in Alpha Delta Sigma
ESS were required to spend Edston Rosina
several hours a week helping Oranjestad, AW
out in the training rooms. I Sophomore
love that we are required to Kappa lota Alpha
have so many practicum hours
because it gives us a chance to
work hands on, said Michelle Niki Rougier
Tomaszewski. She added, Jacksonville, FL
Since I was young I have been Sophomore
around athletes and I love Kappa Alpha Chi
helping them. I plan on going Derek Routhier
on to grad school and becom Salem, NH
ing an athletic trainer for a pro Junior
football team (hopefully).' Zeta Alpha Chi
Carla Royall
St Petersburg, FL
Junior
Kappa Alpha Chi
Lonzo Saunders
Bushnell, FL
Junior
Sigma Gamma Chi
Academics
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