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CU partners with TheCommon.org(0)
November 13, 2009
By Aubrey Headrick
Cornerstone is the first university to partner with TheCommon.org.
Jay Kroll, a graduate of CU and a founder and facilitator of this site, helped bring this connection to the campus, and Kroll said, “the potential of so many students getting involved is exciting!”
The site began a couple years ago and has quickly grown. Churches [...]
After changing roles and adding faces, Spiritual Formation is geared to serve
By Hannah Strauel
Last year, Student Development changed its name to Spiritual Formation and adjusted several positions. This year the changes in Spiritual Formation continue.
Some of these changes included Chuck Swanson becoming the interim vice president of Spiritual Formation, David Murdoch leaving the department and Chip Huber coming to Cornerstone from Wheaton Academy.
However, these changes began [...]
New online course evaluation forms created
By Lauren Honigford
When evaluating instructors this semester, students will be tossing aside those long questionnaires and pencils for an assessment test they can take directly off of their laptops.
When Provost Rick Ostrander was first hired at Cornerstone, he immediately addressed the flaws he saw with the current mode of assessing professors.
“One of the things that [...]
Student advisory councils created
By Aubrey Headrick
Student Advisory Councils (SAC) have been instituted for the Business and Music Divisions of Cornerstone University.
These councils serve as a clear channel of communication between the student body and the faculty. Donna Bohn, chair of the Fine Arts Division, and Brad Stamm, chair of the Business Division, are heads of the separate councils.
The [...]
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