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Alumni Class Notes for October 2019
Kathy Anderson (’63) co-founded the first pregnancy help center in Santiago, Chile, and Matt Miglin (’90) went home to be with the Lord on October 12.
King’s Hosts Parents Weekend 2019
Over 90 parents (and siblings and family members) joined their sons and daughters for Parents Weekend at The King’s College on October 4-5.
How Cultural Norms Affect the Legal System: Mark Movsesian’s Constitution Day Lecture
The King’s College celebrated Constitution Day with a guest lecture from Professor Mark Movsesian, Director of the Center for Law and Religion at St. John’s University.
Application Now Open for Meraki Honors Program in Finance
The Meraki Program will begin May 23, 2020 and will run through August 1, 2020, with applications due November 30, 2019.
2019 Alumni Award Winners
The King’s College is pleased to announce the 2019 alumni award honorees: Dr. Diana (Dahlin) Weber, Gerta (Yzeiraj) Hagen, and Brian Bell.
King’s Students Learn to Endure at 2019 Fall Retreat
On September 12-14, 2019, 325 students and 21 faculty and staff members, along with their families, retreated upstate to breathe fresh air, unite in worship, and grapple with this year’s spiritual life theme, Endurance.
Award-Winning Musical Theater Artists Visit With King’s Students
Tony Award winners and Broadway composers have visited campus as guest speakers and led workshops with students to give them feedback on their performances.
Dr. Jeffrey Jue Appointed Senior Fellow in Christianity and Culture
Dr. Jeffrey K. Jue was appointed Senior Fellow in Christianity and Culture at The King’s College. Jue has extensive experience in non-profit and higher education leadership.
Year Three of Weekly Public Reading of Scripture Begins at King’s
Each Monday while class is in session, the King’s community comes together in the City Room to eat lunch and listen to Scripture read by their classmates, staff members, and faculty.
MPJI and Acton Institute Host Conference on Technology and Virtue
Close to 150 journalists, academics, professionals, and students and alumni of King’s considered how regular citizens can seek the truth, guard our liberties, and retain human dignity in a digital age.
