Executive Assistant to the Provost & Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs at Asbury University
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The Q&A session focused on the documentary Weapons of the Spirit, covering topics such as the selection of the musical score, the reformatting and editing processes of the film, and the director's personal journey. Key discussions included the importance of memory, the director's personal connection to the story, and the impact of the film on his own identity and perspective on moral conduct.
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The strategic fundraising initiatives of Asbury University focus on scholarships, spiritual formation, academic innovation, and student experience. The plan aims to raise $15 million in annual gift revenue to support these priorities. Key initiatives include expanding scholarship funds to attract diverse students, enhancing spiritual growth opportunities, launching a Bachelor of Science in Nursing program, and improving campus living spaces. The plan also emphasizes empowering faculty and staff innovation and providing emergency support for students facing financial hardships.
The 2019-2029 Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) focuses on fostering cultural competency as an institutional initiative. The plan aims to enhance cultural responsibility among students through a credit-bearing cultural engagement requirement, an academic curriculum, and an administrative unit to support project implementation. Key outcomes include improving students' understanding of cultural diversity, enhancing their interpersonal skills, and promoting cultural humility.
The document details the 2018 Commencement for Traditional Students, featuring a musical prelude, invocation, and addresses. A significant portion of the event involved the presentation of an honorary Doctor of Christian Ministries degree to Jim Daly, President of Focus on the Family, in recognition of his significant contributions to family ministry, humanitarian efforts, and partnership with the University. Mr. Daly then delivered the commencement address, sharing personal anecdotes regarding childhood adversity, faith, and the pursuit of lasting values over temporary happiness. The speaker also emphasized the importance of eulogy virtues over resume virtues and challenged male graduates to defend women against predatory behavior, drawing from a personal experience in Japan.
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