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Northwestern’s new visual identity system—the logo and wordmark that represent the college—has been recognized in the 2006 Council for the Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) District Six awards competition.
Jan
24
2006
Anderson contributes to book on religion in the Pacific region
Dr. Douglas Firth Anderson, professor of history, is one of seven contributors to a new book, "Religion and Public Life in the Pacific Region: Fluid Identities."
Dr. Sally Oakes Edman, director of Northwestern’s counseling services, has been appointed to the Continuing Education in Psychology Committee of the American Psychological Association (APA).
Jan
20
2006
Northwestern justice program to be used nationwide
International Justice Mission (IJM), a Christian human rights organization that rescues victims of violence, sexual exploitation and oppression, has adopted Northwestern’s Season of Justice program as a national program to be used by other IJM chapters.
Jan
12
2006
Student featured in nationally televised documentary
Kari Broadway, a Northwestern senior, is being featured in a documentary on mental illness. The hour-long show produced by Mennonite Media, "Shadow Voices: Finding Hope in Mental Illness," is airing nationwide on ABC affiliates.
Jan
05
2006
Religion professor completes doctoral degree
Mitch Kinsinger, assistant professor of religion and Christian education, has earned his doctoral degree.
Dec
14
2005
Three athletic teams serve overseas during summer
Service projects have long been a part of the Northwestern experience, and the athletic department has been sending teams on mission trips for several years as part of that emphasis.
Dec
14
2005
Campus sells out Jars of Clay, Chris Rice and Sara Groves concert
Award-winning Christian bands Jars of Clay, Chris Rice and Sara Groves sold out Northwestern’s Bultman Center on Sunday, Oct. 30. More than 1,800 people attended the concert.
On Nov. 10 Assistant Professor of Communications Jamey Durham and Professor of Theatre Jeff Barker accompanied six students to Screenwriting Expo 4, which was held at the Los Angeles Convention Center.
A team of two Northwestern students placed first among the 16 teams at the University of South Dakota site during the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) International Collegiate Programming Contest on Nov. 5.
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