Headlines http://www.bryan.edu/news.xml.html Recent happenings at Bryan College en Bryan College 2006 120 Diamond Holbert Signing http://www.bryan.edu/882.html

(Left-to-Right: Hunters Lane HS coach JoAnn Tribue; Diamond Holbert; Bryan College coach Jamy Bechler)

NASHVILLE, TN (4/25/08) — In front of an enthusiastic crowd in the Hunters Lane High School auditorium, Diamond Holbert signed a Letter of Intent to continue her basketball career at Bryan College today.

Holbert, a 5’6” combo guard, was Hunters Lane’s MVP while averaging 12 points per game. She played for Coach JoAnn Tribue, a 2007 Nashville Metro Hall of Fame Inductee.

“Having Diamond in our program next year is a positive addition,” said Coach Jamy Bechler. “She is an explosive scorer off the dribble. She gives us versatility by her ability to play the point or the scoring guard positions. We also like her ability to defend and believe that her quickness will help us, especially in the AAC.”

Holbert said that she decided on Bryan College “because of its’ Christian atmosphere, the student-to-teacher ratio, Coach Bechler, and the players. After visiting Bryan and comparing it to the other schools, I felt it was the place for me.” She chose the Lady Lions after receiving much interest from DI programs Jackson State, Alabama A&M, Tennessee State and Belmont.

Before a knee injury sidelined her for her junior year, Holbert attended perennial power, Brentwood Academy, from 6th-10th grade.

The Bryan Lady Lions have earned a trip to the NAIA National Tournament four out of previous five seasons. During that time, they have won three Appalachian Athletic Conference Championships.

Holbert is the first Nashville area recruit for the Bryan College program in nearly 15 years.

“Nashville is a great area for basketball, said Bechler. “We have normally recruited local in the past. However, when a player of Diamond’s caliber comes along, we need to do what we can to bring her into our program. The men’s program has done well with Nashville recruits in recent years. We hope to sign a few more girls from Nashville in the near future.”
The Bryan College men’s basketball team had a total of five Nashville players on their team this past season.

Holbert is the daughter of Dyrena and Cleveland Anthony and plans on studying Exercise Health Science and Education at Bryan College.

















]]> Fri, 09 May 2008 17:55:00 -0400 http://www.bryan.edu/882.html Adam Crownoble Shea Thomas Signing http://www.bryan.edu/5307.html WHITWELL, TN (5/2/08) — After a high school career that saw her accumulate more than 1,000 points, 300 assists and 300 rebounds, Whitwell’s Shea Thomas signed a letter of intent to continue her playing career at Bryan College.

Thomas, a 5’8” guard, was the 2007 District 6-AA Player of the Year. She was a four-time All-District Player. This past year, she averaged nearly 19 points per game, which was 6th best in the Chattanooga Times-Free Press area. She also averaged a little more than 3 assists and steals per game for Coach Eric Zensen’s squad this season.

“We are glad that Shea will be joining us next year,” said Coach Jamy Bechler. “I have been watching her since early in her junior year. She is a good scorer and knows how to put the ball in the basket in a number of ways. She is a good athlete and really takes pride in her defense. Shea is also a good student, so she’ll fit right in with our team.”

Thomas chose Bryan College over Montreat College, Toccoa Falls College, and Cleveland State Community College.

This past summer, Thomas was selected to attend the TENNESSEE TOP-100 WORKOUT for Tennessee’s top players.

“Shea is an outstanding leader and basketball player,” said Whitwell coach Eric Zensen. “Shea is a very smart player and solid defender. I always use Shea to guard the opponent’s best player. She is an extremely hard worker and very coachable. I am glad that she is going to Bryan. I think it is a good fit.”

Zensen scored more than 2,000 points while playing for Bryan College. In addition, his father is athletic director at Bryan.

Thomas is the daughter of Jeff and Sherri Thomas of Whitwell, TN.


]]> Fri, 09 May 2008 17:48:27 -0400 http://www.bryan.edu/5307.html Adam Crownoble Graduation features first Master's degree candidates http://www.bryan.edu/5254.html Bryan College will celebrate its 76th commencement May 10 with its first-ever Master’s degree candidates receiving their degrees.President Livesay congratulates graduate Bonnie-Marie Yager at the May 2007 commencement.
 
The 140 undergraduates expected to march Saturday brings to more than 230 the number of degrees awarded since the May 2007 graduation. In addition, 11 Master's of Business Administration degree candidates are to receive their degrees.
 
Academic Vice President Dr. Cal White pointed out that after the May 2007 graduation, with 200 degree candidates participating, the college added a December commencement service, when 89 graduates received their degrees. He said that December graduations are to be a regular feature of the academic calendar, reflecting Bryan’s growing enrollment.
 
During the graduation ceremony, the college will present P.A. Boyd Awards to the man and woman “whose principles and character have secured for them the highest degree of influence over their fellow students;” an award for the underclassman having the highest academic average; an award to the Aspire degree completion student for the best research paper; an award to the student judged to have made the most progress; and the Faithfulness and Loyalty Award.
 
Special guests for the event will be members of the Class of 1958, who will receive their Golden Anniversary diplomas during the ceremony.
 
Graduation is scheduled for 9:30 a.m. on the Triangle lawn. In case of inclement weather, the ceremony will be moved to Rudd Auditorium.
]]> Thu, 08 May 2008 16:51:39 -0400 http://www.bryan.edu/5254.html Adam Crownoble Bradley Lowers School Record With Win At Smoky Mountain Twilight http://www.bryan.edu/2435.html Knoxville, TN - Bryan College sophomore Josh Bradley (Ringgold, GA) set a new school record of 1:50.34 for the 800 meter run on his way to victory at the Smoky Mountain Twilight.  The event was hosted by UTK on Tom Black Track. Teammate and freshman Zach Mobley (Ooltewah, TN) finished a close second in 1:51.22. Freshman Colby Smith (Dayton, TN) set a personal best running his first sub two minute 800 meters with a 6th place finish in 1:58.27. Bradley and Mobley now own the top two times in the NAIA.

Sophomore Daniel Goetz qualified for the NAIA National Championship in the 3000 meter steeplechase by finishing second in 9:36.87. Bradley, Mobley, and Goetz will be joined by teammates Andrew Dorn and Guillermo Loaiza at the Championship in St. Louis, Missouri on May 22nd - 24th. Dorn and Loaiza will compete in the marathon.

"We finally got some decent weather and a fast track. I knew Josh was ready for a performance jump and he took advantage of the opportunity. Mobley was just off his personal best and they are looking good at the right time of the year. They went with the quick early pace and had enough to get around to talented UT athletes," said coach Rodney Stoker. "Colby has come along way in a short time and I can't wait to see what his future will bring," continued Stoker. "Goetz is tough. He has run about 15 times in the last 8 weeks and somehow found a way to qualify for St. Louis. I told him this is a different type of challenge and he went with it. His experience payed off and I'm happy for him," stated Stoker.

2008 UTK Smoky Mountain Twilight Results

Bradley and Mobley will travel to Chapel Hill on Friday, May 9th to compete in UNC's Taylor Cattle Farm Classic.

]]> Wed, 07 May 2008 18:58:41 -0400 http://www.bryan.edu/2435.html Adam Crownoble Honors Gallery http://www.bryan.edu/5253.html Wed, 30 Apr 2008 17:16:56 -0400 http://www.bryan.edu/5253.html Adam Crownoble Honors Day recipients recognized http://www.bryan.edu/5071.html
Seventy-four students were presented scholarships or received awards during Bryan College’s Honors Day chapels on April 28 and April 30.
 
Additional awards will be presented to seniors at commencement on May 10.
 
Recipients and the awards they received on April 28 include:
 
Elizabeth BergandineElizabeth Bergandine, a junior from Paxton, Ill., received the Robert D. Marston Scholarship, presented to a student working his or her way through college, who has earned at least a 3.0 grade average on Bryan’s 4.0 scale, and participates in the college work-study program.
 
Natalie McGeheeNatalie McGehee, a freshman from Ruston, La., received the Virginia M. Schmickl Music Award, presented to the freshman with the highest achievement in the music major.
 
Kim McKennettBrittany McGeheeKim McKennett, a sophomore from Port Alworth, Alaska, and Brittany McGehee, a junior from Ruston, La., shared the Mary McDonald Groves Music Scholarship, awarded for outstanding achievement in music.
 
Molly GehringTimothy SundayJoe Bushen, a sophomore from Rochester, N.Y.; Molly Gehring, a sophomore from Marietta, Ga.; and Timothy Sunday, a sophomore from Seymour, Tenn., shared the M.A. Cooley Memorial Music Scholarship, awarded for outstanding achievement in music.
 
Allyson UnderwoodAllyson Underwood, a sophomore from Pikeville, Tenn., received the Harold C. and Ruthanna Almond music Scholarship, presented to a student who demonstrates “exemplary Christian character, scholastic ability, and dedicated talent.”
 
Stephen DeckStephen Deck, a sophomore from Raleigh, N.C., received the Roe F. and Zelma I. Black Memorial Scholarship in Music, awarded on the basis of the “applicant’s ability and interest in music and personal character.”
 
Jeremiah NasiatkaJeremiah Nasiatka, a sophomore from Feeding Hills, Mass., received the Theodore C. Mercer Scholarship, awarded to the incoming editor of the student newspaper.
 
Sarah UdvariSarah Udvari, a junior from Winter Springs, Fla., received the Commoner Service Award, presented for service to the staff of the college yearbook.
 
Joy BernerJoy Berner, a sophomore from Cordova, Tenn., received the Commoner Grant, an award made in recognition of outstanding contribution to the college yearbook.
 
Michael ReneauMichael Reneau, a junior from Ooltewah, Tenn., received the Triangle Service Award, in recognition of outstanding contribution to the student newspaper.
 
Faith AmmenFaith Ammen, a junior from Roanoke, Va., received the Catherine McDonald Communications Scholarship, presented to a student based on academic merit and progress.
           
Elisabeth CochraneElisabeth Cochrane, a junior from Lexington, S.C., received the Paul Long Scholarship, presented to a deserving student.
 
Cameron LaneCameron Lane, a sophomore from Dayton, Tenn.; Emily WhiteEmily White, a junior from Metamora, Mich.; and Justin Winters, a sophomore from Rock Springs, Ga., shared the Justin WintersHaynes Hilltop Player Leadership Award, given to students who make outstanding contributions to the college theatre troupe.
           
Eve HildebrandtEve Hildebrandt, a junior from Red Bank, Tenn., received the Rachel Morgan Patron Award, given to an outstanding member of the Hilltop Players theatre group.
 
Matthew CrutchfieldMatthew Crutchfield, a freshman from Maumelle, Ark., received the Nannie Ketner McDonald Education Scholarship, presented to an education student based on academic merit and progress.
 
Misty MartinMisty Martin, a senior from Dayton, Tenn., received the Doris Morgan Scholarship, presented to an outstanding education major from the area.
 
Emily LantzerEmily Lantzer, a sophomore from Dillard, Ga., received the Fred and Dot Wagoner Scholarship, presented to outstanding students in the Biblical Studies or Natural Science divisions with at least a 3.0 grade average.
 
Seth FloresAshley BakerAshley Park Baker, a junior from Knoxville, Tenn.; and Seth Flores, a freshman from Millington, Tenn., shared the Lawrence E. and Lillian C. Payne Scholarship, presented to Biblical Studies majors with at least a 3.0 grade average.
 
Whitney RussellWhitney Russell, a junior from Rock Island, Tenn., received the Robert and Nita Anderson Memorial Scholarship, awarded to Baptist students preparing for foreign mission service.
 
Julia PughJulia Pugh, a freshman from Snellville, Ga., received the Elinor Fox Baker Leadership Scholarship, presented to a woman in the Biblical Studies Division.
 
Eddie DavilaEduardo Davila, a junior from Miami, Fla., received the Charles A. and Theda F. Thomas Scholarship, presented to an outstanding Bible major.
 
William HillWilliam Hill, a freshman from Nettleton, Miss., received the Lizzie Reis-Orin A. Keach Educational Fund Award, given to students planning to enter a Christian vocation.
 
Melissa BrownMelissa Brown, a junior from Soddy-Daisy, Tenn.; Matthew DavisMatthew Davis, a junior from Hixson, Tenn.; and Sara WardSara Ward, a sophomore from Greeneville, Tenn., were selected to share the D.B. Rice Scholarship, an award for students planning a career of vocational Christian service.
 
David AxelsonDavid Axelson, a junior from Crestview, Fla., received the John D. Lawson Scholarship, awarded a deserving student preparing for vocational Christian ministry.
 
Benjamin AndrewsBenjamin Andrews, a freshman from Knoxville, Tenn., received the Gordon and Janice Lou Alley Scholarship, awarded a deserving student.
 
Andrew HayesAndrew Hayes, a junior from Chinook, Mont., received the R. Kent and Margie B. Mann Scholarship, presented to a deserving student.
 
Bailey PayneBailey Payne, a sophomore from Pikeville, Tenn., received the Anna C. Robinson Memorial Scholarship, presented to students planning a career in church-related ministry.
 
Brittany RodriguezBrittany Rodriguez, a junior from McMinnville, Tenn., received the Christian Ministry Award to an Outstanding Underclassman, presented to a student in that major.
 
Carolyn CandlandCarolyn Candland, a sophomore from Pembroke Pines, Fla., received the Psychology Achievement Award, presented to an outstanding student in that major.
 
Chris YoungChris Young, a junior from Campaign, Tenn., received the Ann Burwick Scholarship, presented to a psychology student planning to pursue a counseling ministry.
 
Kyle TerryKyle Terry, a junior from Covington, Ga., received the Mercer and Bernyce Clementson Scholarship, awarded to a business administration major who demonstrates leadership potential.
 
Mark MaddoxMark Maddox, a sophomore from Jonesboro, Ga., received the Al Page Memorial Scholarship, presented to an outstanding student in business administration.
 
Stephen RussellStephen Russell, a sophomore from Stuarts Draft, Va., received the Business Scholarship, presented to a rising junior or senior who shows potential for success in business.
 
Andrew ZimmermanAndrew Zimmerman, a freshman from Grandview, Tenn., received the Frank J. Schmickl Scholarship, presented to the freshman with the highest grade in the mathematics major.
 
Angela PerryAngela Perry, a sophomore from Crossville, Tenn., received the Mathematics Scholarship, presented to an outstanding student in that major.
 
Benjamin FerranteBenjamin Ferrante, a freshman from Sterling, Va., received the Paul McCarthy Scholarship, presented to an outstanding computer science major.
 
A.J. FrickA.J. Frick, a junior from Montrose, Pa., received the Ada Lovelace Excellence in Programming Award, presented to an outstanding student in computer science.
 
Paula YacoubianJoy KoanJoy Koan, a freshman from Holt, Mich., and Paula Yacoubian, a freshman from McDonough, Ga., shared the History Award to an Outstanding Underclassman, given to the students with the highest academic average in the History of Western Civilization course.
 
Steven PerrySteven Perry, a freshman from Waxhaw, N.C., received the Richard “Archie” Cole Memorial Fund award, presented to an outstanding intercollegiate soccer player. He also received a Harry V. Schnabel Jr. Award, presented to students whose parents are missionaries or full-time Christian workers.
 
Rachel StuckeyRachel Stuckey, a junior from West Lafayette, Ohio, received the Brynoff Scholarship in English, presented to an English major with ability and personal character.
 
Corrine CookCorrine Cook, a junior from Jasper, Texas, received the Warren and Karyn Wells Scholarship, presented to a deserving student.
 
Elizabeth HarrisElizabeth Harris, a sophomore from Dayton, Tenn., received the Dwight W. Ryther Memorial Scholarship, awarded to deserving children and grandchildren of Bryan alumni.
 
Sharalyn SchmidtSharalyn Schmidt, a junior from Elizabethton, Tenn., received the Ralph E. and Rebecca H. Toliver MK Scholarship, presented to a deserving student whose parents are overseas career missionaries.
 
Janette DelozierJanette Delozier, a freshman from Whitesburg, Ga., received the Outstanding Underclassman in Spanish Award for her accomplishments in that major.
 
Laura PearceChristopher UtleyLaura Pearce, a freshman from St. Peter, Minn.; Steven Perry, a freshman from Waxhaw, N.C.; and Christopher Utley, a sophomore from Lawrenceville, Ga., shared the Harry V. Schnabel Jr. Award, presented to students whose parents are missionaries or full-time Christian workers.
 
Megan DevaneyMegan Devaney, a junior from Monroe, Ga., received the Helen M. Johnson Scholarship, presented to students “who have shown outstanding qualities that are part of the Bryan community.”
 
Ray WilliamsRay Williams, a junior from Durham, N.C., received the Elizabeth Jane Cornwall Married Student Scholarship, presented to worthy married students to assist with their education.
 
Ashley SoursAshley Sours, a freshman from Lyndhurst, Va., received the CRC Freshman Chemistry Achivement Award, given to the math or science major with the highest final average in Chemistry 131.
 
Brittany WalkerMeagan O'RourkeMeagan O’Rourke, a freshman from Arrowsmith, Ill., and Brittany Walker, a sophomore from Dandridge, Tenn., received the Cammenga Endowed Scholarship, awarded to deserving students who participate in the college work-study program.
 
Erica SmithErica Smith, a sophomore from Grandview, Tenn., received the Will and C.C. Weir Scholarship, presented to a deserving student.
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Awards presented to seniors on April 30 included:
 
David ParkDavid Park, of Knoxville, Tenn., received the F. R. Rogers Senior Award in Bible, presented to a senior “who excels as a Bible student, and who manifests true Christian consecration.”
 
Mark BakerMark Baker, of Knoxville, Tenn., received the Melvin M. Seguine Award, presented to a senior who plans to pursue graduate studies with a desire to serve as a pastor or missionary.
 
Jared ReitnauerJared Reitnauer, of Macon, Ga., received the Christian Ministry Award to an Outstanding Senior, for special achievement in the Christian Ministry major.
 
Paul GutackerPaul Gutacker, of New Egypt, N.J., received the Senior Communication Studies Scholarship Award, presented for outstanding achievement in that major.
 
Ryan TraubRyan Traub, of Dillsburg, Pa., received the F.R. Rogers Senior Award in Music, presented to an outstanding senior in that major.
 
Allison HendrixAllison Hendrix, of Dayton, Tenn., received the MTNA Student Achievement Recognition Award for her accomplishments in music.
 
Katrina WiseKatrina Wise, of Dayton, Tenn., received the Hilltop Players Senior Award for her contributions to the college theatre group. She also received the Judson A. Rudd Testimony and Influence Award, presented to the upperclassman having an outstanding Christian testimony and exerting the best Christian influence on incoming students. The selection is made by the freshman class.
 
Caleb RaglandCaleb Ragland, of Hodgenville, Ky., received the Outstanding Senior in Business award for his accomplishments in that major.
 
Lawrence LaPlueLawrence LaPlue, of Morristown, Tenn., and Jason Parks, of Houston, Texas, shared the History Department Senior Award.
 
Jonathan BryantJonathan Bryant, of Winchester, Ky., and Kathryn Rawley, of Staunton, Va., shared the Outstanding Senior in Politics and Government award for their accomplishments in that major.
 
Corrie NashCorrie Nash, of Jefferson, Ga., received the Senior Math Award for outstanding accomplishments in that major. She also received the Mrs. E. B. Arnold Student Teacher Award for secondary education majors.
 
Kristen GreenKristen Green, of Westminster, Md., received the Mrs. E.B. Arnold Student Teacher Award for elementary education majors.
 
Joel TriggerJoel Trigger, of Colonial Beach, Va., received the Psychology Award, for outstanding achievement in the major.
 
Kalani LestmannKalani Lestmann, of Dayton, Tenn., received the Outstanding Senior in Spanish Award, for her accomplishments in that major.  
 
Cynthia BubackCynthia Buback, of Jackson, Tenn., received the Robert and Nancy Spoede Sanctity of Human Life Award, presented to a senior who “has best demonstrated a commitment to the Biblical principles of the sacredness and dignity of human life and to the cause of the pro-life movement in general.”
 
Kellie Patton, of Lawrenceville, Ga., received the Outstanding Senior in Exercise and Health Science Award, for her accomplishments in that major.
 
Tim FurnanzTim Furnanz, of Vancouver, Wash., received the William Jennings Bryan Philological Award, in recognition of his accomplishments as an English major.
 
Zachary WilliamsZachary Williams, of Marion, N.C., received the Willard L. Henning Biology Award, for outstanding performance in that major.
 
Dr. David LutherDr. David Luther, professor of Music, received the Outstanding Teacher Award.
 
Mr. Brad Gatlin, admissions coordinator for the Aspire degree completion program, received the Staff Member of the Fall award.
           
Ed StobartMr. Ed Stobart, supervisor of grounds and fleet supervisor, was named Staff Member of the Year.
]]> Wed, 30 Apr 2008 15:45:03 -0400 http://www.bryan.edu/5071.html Adam Crownoble Brad Gatlin named Staff Member of Fall http://www.bryan.edu/5251.html Brad Gatlin, left, and Dr. Stephen D. LivesayBrad Gatlin, admissions coordinator for the Bryan College Aspire degree completion program, has been named Staff Member of the Fall at the college.
 
Mr. Gatlin, himself a graduate of the Aspire program, counsels students to help them receive appropriate academic credit for their prior learning and to ensure they understand the program’s requirements throughout the 14-month course of study.
 
In making the presentation, Bryan President Dr. Stephen D. Livesay pointed out Mr. Gatlin’s heart for students and his diligence on their behalf.
]]> Tue, 29 Apr 2008 15:45:04 -0400 http://www.bryan.edu/5251.html Adam Crownoble Faculty News - May 2008 http://www.bryan.edu/1866.html Dr. Jeff Myers will have the following schedule:

May 6 – Consultants Roundtable:  deliver a keynote address and workshops in Nashville to Christian school teachers from the state of Tennessee;

May 7-8 – Consultant’s Roundtable:  participate with Christian school consultants in Orlando Florida to form a foundation to promote excellence in Christian schools;

May 9-10 – Arlington Homeschool:  speak at the annual Dallas,Texas metro-area homeschool conference;

May 18 –deliver the commencement address at the Eagles Landing Christian Academy in McDonough, Georgia, and;

May 22-24 – North Carolinians for Home Education - deliver a keynote address and workshops to parents and teens at the annual North Carolina homeschool convention in Winston Salem, North Carolina.

 

 

DOCTORAL DISSERTATION DEFENSE

May 12, 2008, 12:00 Noon (12-Mayo-2008 / 12:00 horas)

Location:        Grand Hall – Palace of Anaya – Salamanca, Spain

                        Aula Magna de la Facultad de Filología (Palacio de Anaya)

Title: “Between Mexico and Asia:  image and poetry in the work of José Juan Tablada”

            (Titulo:  “Entre México y Asia:  imagen y poesia en la obra de José Juan Tablada”

Author:            Miss Michele Marie Pascucci

              Autora:  Dáµ…. Michele Marie Pascucci

Director:          Miguel M. García-Bermejo Giner

If you wish to view this announcement, you may go to http://literatura.usal.es/noticia/11

]]> Mon, 28 Apr 2008 15:50:20 -0400 http://www.bryan.edu/1866.html Adam Crownoble Alumni office honors Aspire graduates http://www.bryan.edu/5070.html The Bryan Alumni office will honor Aspire graduates during a reception Friday, April 25, as they prepare to join the ranks of college alumni.

David Tromanhauser, alumni director, said the event is designed to recognize the adult learners who participated in the December 2007 commencement, or who will march in the May 2008 graduation.

“Aspire students meet in seven locations in Southeast Tennessee, and only one of those is on the Bryan campus,” Mr. Tromanhauser said. “We take this opportunity to invite Aspire students and their families to come to Dayton, meet students from the different campuses and let them know about the services the Alumni office offers.”

Some 70 Aspire students participated in the college’s December 2007 graduation, and another 55 are to march in the May 10, 2008, ceremony.
]]> Wed, 23 Apr 2008 16:58:52 -0400 http://www.bryan.edu/5070.html Adam Crownoble Book signing for Dr. Jeff Myers http://www.bryan.edu/5072.html Dr. Jeff Myers will autograph copies of his new book, Handoff: The Only Way to Win the Race of Life, during a book signing Tuesday, April 29, at the Bryan College bookstore.Dr. Jeff Myers
 
Dr. Myers is associate professor of communication studies at Bryan, where he teaches undergraduate and MBA classes in leadership and communication. He also is president of Passing the Baton International, a ministry designed to train adults to equip the next generation of Christian leaders.
 
He said he wrote Handoff as a clarion call to join what he sees as the most significant battle of our age, to understand what is at stake when a civilization doesn't pass the baton of godly faithfulness, and to act decisively to reverse current trends before it is too late.
 
“We’re facing a growing leadership crisis in business, government and the church. Our opportunity is for this generation of adults to put the signature on their legacy by taking responsibility to mentor, coach and disciple the next generation of leaders,” Dr. Myers said.  Handoff offers ways to eliminate the fear adults may have of mentoring by showing how to speak truth and build relationships in a fun, natural and stress-free way.
 
The book signing will be held at the Bryan Bookstore in the Latimer Student Center from 5 to 6 p.m., followed by an informal question and answer session at 6 p.m. in Mac’s Café, on the third floor of the student center.
]]> Tue, 15 Apr 2008 11:43:34 -0400 http://www.bryan.edu/5072.html Adam Crownoble