andra Wagoner, university chaplain, receives a commemorative candle from Malissa Hernandez, executive assistant to the Provost, and Provost Ken O’Donnell at a farewell reception Aug. 28 in the Campus Center Ballroom.
The Pathways to Peace Bahá'í-inspired lecture last month featured Teresa Henkle Langness, the founder of Full Circle Learning, who talked about “Transformational Education: Making Learning a Tool for Community Transformation.”
Jonathan Reed, professor of religion, discussed the importance of relationships during this month’s “What Matters to Me and Why” lecture series Nov. 14 in the Ludwick Center Sacred Space before roughly 50 community members.
For the first “What Matters to Me and Why” talk of the semester Veronica Escoffery-Runnels, associate professor, school psychology and program chair of educational counseling, spoke about the importance of choosing one’s words carefully.