SPRING 2008 - William Jessup University

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SPRING 2008
William Jessup University
Celebrates 2008 Commencement
Pat Gelsinger Receives Honorary Doctorate
See What’s New in Academics
President’s Corner
Historic Graduation
This year’s Commencement ceremony featured far and away the largest graduating class in our 69-year
history. With 200 students receiving their degrees, we had to move off campus to the lovely auditorium
at Adventure Christian Church in order to accommodate the more than 2500 people who attended.
This was the first class with students who took all four years of their classes on the Rocklin campus.
From prelude to postlude, the event was filled with excitement as we sent these young warriors forth to
be “world changers” for our Lord!
Pat Gelsinger delivered the Commencement address. Pat is Senior Vice President and co-General
Manager of Intel Corporation’s Digital Enterprise Group (DEG). This group is Intel’s largest business
Bryce Jessup, D.D., President
group accounting for more than half of the corporation’s revenue. For more than 25 years, Pat and
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his wife, Linda, have been strong partners with the University, currently serving as Chairman of our
President’s Corner.......................2
Christian Church in Beaverton, Oregon, where Pat has been an elder, teacher, and home bible study
WJU Offers New Degree
in History.................................... 4
leader. They have two sons who attend WJU. Their son, Josiah, graduated with this class. In addition,
CHANGE is the Word
in Degree Completion................5
one in our history. The first was awarded to my dad on the 50th anniversary celebration of SJCC. Pat’s
Events and Activities.................. 6
Spring Lecture Series..................8
Campus Ministries
and Missions.............................. 9
Class of 2008
Commencement........................10
WJU Foundation. The Gelsinger family have actively served the Lord through the years at Singing Hills
before his address, Pat was awarded an Honorary Doctorate Degree by the University, only the second
message of reflecting on mistakes, making your ministry in whatever career you have, and keeping
mentors and becoming a mentor inspired us all to greater service for our Lord!
The encouraging part of graduation for me is the awareness that God has allowed us to pour our
best into the lives of over 200 young men and women who, as Christ-centered servant leaders, will
make a difference in ministry, education, business, politics, and in their families. Most of us are aware
of some of the moral issues in public higher education. In one local state college student newspaper,
a student recently wrote a pornographic article all in the name of “free speech.” Many colleges and
Pat Gelsinger Recipient
of Honorary Degree.................. 13
universities now allow men and women students to share the same dorm rooms and rest rooms, and
WJU Athletics............................. 15
With thousands of students graduating this month from major colleges and universities across the
Alumni Update..........................16
nation, I am so grateful that we have the joy of sending forth some wonderful young people who are
Alumni/Former Student
News.......................................... 17
committed to His Word and a lifestyle which reflects the mind and heart of Christ. I recently attended
Alumni & Former Student
Reunion......................................19
could have heard the stories of how their lives will be forever different because of their time at WJU.
WJU Third Annual
Trout Fishing Derby...................19
I invite you to join with us in a prayer of thanksgiving for them, their families, and for the privilege of
Upcoming Events....... Back Cover
serve in the churches and communities of our world. They indeed will help to change the landscape of
this is viewed as freedom and acceptance of all lifestyles. WJU is very different!
two Degree Completion Program celebration banquets, one in San Jose and one in Rocklin. I wish you
As you read the names of all our graduates, and see their pictures in this edition of the Broadcaster,
providing for them a solid Christian higher education. Also, please pray for them as they go forth to
eternity. I am so grateful to you, our friends, who stood by us to help make all of this happen.
Cover Photo:
Christy Jewell
Blessings,
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WJU Offers New Degree in History
“History is one of the essential disciplines in a Christian Liberal Arts education,”
said David Nystrom, Vice President for Academic Affairs. “Along with Bible,
Theology, and English, history forms the core of our educational enterprise, the
center of our project of helping students learn how to think in a fashion that is
thoroughly biblical and Christian.”
The faculty include three WJU veterans. Dr. Rex Gurney will serve as
the first chair of the history department. Rex holds a Ph.D. in American
history and has overseen general education at WJU. Dr. Merilyn
Dr. David Nystrom
Vice President for
Academic Affairs
Copland will split her time between the departments of history and
Bible. Dr. David Nystrom will teach in the departments of history and
Bible, along with his role as VPAA. Initially the courses of study will
focus on ancient, European and American history, with a program of
study in the field of archaeology to follow.
Glen Gibson to join the WJU faculty as a
professor of Intercultural Studies
In the fall of 2008 Dr. Glen Gibson will join the WJU faculty as professor
of Intercultural Studies. Dr. Gibson holds a Ph.D. in Intercultural
Studies from Fuller Theological Seminary, an M.A in Intercultural
Studies from Fuller Theological Seminary, and an M.A. in Missions
from Hope International University. From 2003 until 2008 Dr. Gibson
was Director of Training and the Field Coordinator for Team Expansion,
a worldwide church planting organization. Prior to this he was a
missionary serving in the Philippines. Dr. Gibson combines personal
warmth and an infectious excitement for the cause of Christ with solid
academic credentials and a passion for teaching.
and professional development offerings on the WJU campus to equip teachers in the area. TED is leading the way in the creation of a Placer County Science Exposition to serve as a viable and creative alternative to the Sacramento Regional Science and Engineering Fair.
vDeveloping Memorandums of Understanding (MOU) with close
to 20 school districts, enabling teacher candidates to experience
exemplary student teaching placements. The success of this undertaking is evident in the high percentages of candidates who get hired to teach, upon graduation, every year.
Already regarded as one of the coveted few institutions able to
offer a four year completion of a BA in Liberal Studies, a minor in Bible
& Theology and course completion for a multiple subject credential, TED
is seeking to expand its plans for the future that will establish WJU as
a leader and respected collaborator in the realm of the educational
Teacher Education Department Plans Expansion
community. Over the next few years,
The California Commission on Teacher Credentialing performed an
v TED will begin to offer credentials in Single Subjects (secondary assessment on the progress of the Teacher Education Department
education), Special Education and Educational Leadership. (TED) the first week of May. The overall consensus was that TED is
v Professional Development and Continuing Education Units will on the right path and then some. Rated highly was the Department’s
be offered to enable area educators to build on their professional commitment to infusing character education into the backbone of
knowledge and abilities.
the program. Other highlights focused on the ability to offer a major,
v Expanding Liberal Studies to include a concentration in Early minor AND credential in a mere four years, TED’s dedication to
Childhood Education as an alternative to teacher credentialing.
Teacher Performance Assessment and its reputation in the educational
The Education Department’s full-time
community.
faculty and staff includes Shirley MacNeil
The Teacher Education Department is making itself known to the
(Credential Analyst), Professors Nathan
educational community in a number of ways:
Herzog and Debbie Cunningham (who
v Starting the school year with enthusiasm and success.
are both pursuing their doctorates), Tim
Collaborating with county office BTSA (Beginning Teacher Support Gillespie (Director of Field Experiences),
and Assessment) programs, TED began this tradition in 2007 when Dr. Eric Bull (Director of TED), and
Harry Wong, renowned author, speaker and education specialist, phenomenal adjunct faculty who are all
spoke to over 300 area teachers.
highly qualified and respected in their
v Cooperation with the Offices of Education in Placer County and fields of expertise.
Western Placer County. Plans are underway to hold conferences 4
Dr. Eric Bull, Director
Teacher Education Department
CHANGE is the Word in Degree Completion
Change is not always welcome and always hard to manage. But the changes in DCP offer exciting
ways to help our adult students complete their degree with greater flexibility and opportunities than
ever before. These changes were made as a result of several studies, recommendations and reviews
of other successful degree completion programs. With the information we acquired, we are excited
about our ability to more effectively offer opportunities for adults to finish their degrees and respond to
the current trends in higher education.
What are these Changes?
New Program Requirements: Majors have been reduced from as many
Business Administration/Accounting from John Brown University. Sam
as 61 units down to 48 for all majors. Majors can now be completed
is charged with leading DCP as a business unit to meet academic and
in as short as 19 months. Age restrictions have been dropped to
fiscal goals of the program.
encourage younger students that meet working adult status to enter
the program. The new program provides a single category of major
allowing students with more discretion in choosing free electives to
meet graduation requirements.
Other new team members include:
San Jose
Kevin Lee is the San Jose Site Director (hired in August 07) and
provides great leadership to that campus. Cindy Arnett joined the team
New Program (PreMajor): Educational trends point to greater interest in
as Enrollment Counselor in November, 07 and as a graduating DCP
non-traditional programs like DCP at an accelerating rate. Nationally,
student provides great insight to prospective students. Pat Noriega has
there are more students in non-traditional programs than traditional and
recently joined the team as an Administrative Assistant and, like Cindy,
most experts agree non-traditional programs will continue to outpace
will be a 2008 graduate of the program.
their more seasoned traditional cousin.
In response, we are launching a new program called PreMajor which
allows students with as few as 30 transferable units to start in DCP.
When the students have accumulated approximately 60 units between
transferable units and PreMajor they may officially enter the Major
classes in their program. Classes offered in PreMajor include general
education and free electives and are offered in the same working adultfriendly compressed manner as Major courses.
Rocklin
Sharon Stenger has recently joined the team as the Academic
Coordinator. Sharon has experience in Ministry, Counseling Psychology
and past experience as a program director for Fresno Pacific University’s
DCP program. Lisa Amrein joined the team as Enrollment Counselor in
November and has a background of successful student recruitment and
recently completed a Masters Degree in Educational Psychology.
The balance of the Rocklin team is bolstered by veterans Becky Gomes
New Structure
Traditional Term Structure: On April 29th in San Jose and May 1st in
Sacramento, DCP launched the PreMajor program under a traditional
(Operations Manager), Anna Coyne (Administrative Coordinator), and
Dinah Law (Enrollment Counselor).
term structure. This structure calls for three consistent semesters of
While the new DCP embodies a lot of change, the values of a Christ-
15 weeks (3 classes of 3 units each) per year. Semester terms of spring,
centered education that encourage life-transformation and a nurturing
summer and fall will closely align to traditional terms and provide a
environment of caring for students continues as a hallmark of DCP and
consistent calendar and greater flexibility for program delivery.
the greater University.
New Team
New Leadership: Sam Heinrich has been
hired as the new Director of DCP. Sam
worked as an adjunct professor teaching
classes in the Management and Ethics
major. Sam brings a dynamic background
including 20 years in private industry as
a bank executive as well as the former
president of a national utility services
contractor. Sam holds an MBA in Finance
from the University of Colorado and a BS in
Sam Heinrich, Director
Degree Completion Program
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Events & Activities
Public Policy Department Hosts International Justice Day
4th District Congressional Debate
WJU hosted International Justice Day on March 11 in an event co-
On May 8, William Jessup University hosted a debate featuring the
sponsored by the Public Policy Department, Campus Ministries,
two leading Republican primary candidates for the 4th Congressional
the WJU Chapter of Int’l Justice Mission (IJM), and WorldVision. District. Coordinated by WJU’s Public Policy Program, the event
International Justice Day included a series of events to raise awareness
allowed Republicans Tom McClintock, a California state senator,
and inspire action on issues of injustice around the globe, including
and Doug Ose, a former congressman, to be questioned by media
child labor, sexual exploitation, and human trafficking.
representatives and students. WJU plans to host another debate in the
The day featured:
fall featuring candidates from both Democrat and Republican parties.
vChapel services featuring Kimberly Battle Walters-Denu, a nationally recognized sociologist.
vA discussion panel featuring Dr. Battle-Walters Denu (Sociologist), Micah Albert (photojournalist for Associated Press and NYTimes), and Lisa Rea (President, Justice & Reconciliation Project).
vScreening and discussion of the film “Born Into Brothels.”
Public Policy Day
The Public Policy Department was host to Public Policy Day on May
3, featuring keynote speaker Dan Dunmoyer, Deputy Chief of Staff
for Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger. The day also featured a senior
student lecture series by Maria Demas: Budget Analysis of the Dept. of
Health; JoyLynn Miller: Stalking: Combating an Invisible Crime; Sarah
Olson: Comparative Analysis of the Welfare System; and Andrew Tillman:
Warfare and Peacekeeping in the Balkans.
Doug Ose (left) and Tom McClintock (right).
Music Department Hosts Night
of Classics and CD Release
Concert
WJU hosted its first “Night of
Classics” for over 350 people on
March 6. The event blended a
wide variety of classical music
from many genres including
pianists performing movements
from major concertos, and a
mass choir singing a variety of
choral pieces from the Baroque
era through the Romantic era.
On March 18, William
Jessup University’s Alumni
& Community Choir released
its first CD entitled “Bow the
Knee” to an audience of over 400. The CD was recorded at Adventure
Christian Church, and was produced by WJU Assistant Professor of
Ken Campbell, Tom McClintock, Sosamma Samuel-Burnett and Ted
Music Tom Ruscica.
Gaines.
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Spring Preview Days
National Day of Prayer
More than 175 prospective students and parents toured the William
William Jessup University was the site for the South Placer National
Jessup University campus in February and March. The Degree
Day of Prayer Breakfast on May 1. Sponsored by several area churches,
Completion Program offered a similar open house in the evenings for
the event included a keynote address from Larry Martin, Vice President
working adults considering a return to college.
of Education for the International Justice Mission with Bryce Jessup
“This is a showcase opportunity for students to spend a day with us and
as Master of Ceremonies. Other speakers included Assemblyman Ted
get a rare, intimate view of the college experience,” said Joe Womack,
Gaines; Placer County Supervisor Jim Holmes; Rocklin High School
William Jessup’s Vice President for University Advancement.
Assistant Principal David Bills; CHP Lt. Steve Dowling, and pastors from
local churches.
The National Day of Prayer was established in 1952 by a joint
resolution of the United States Congress and signed into law by
President Harry Truman. The National Day of Prayer’s mission is “to
communicate with every individual the need for personal repentance
and prayer, mobilizing the Christian community to intercede for
America and its leadership in the seven centers of power: Church,
Education, Family, Business, Government, Military and Media.” This
year’s National Day of Prayer theme was “Prayer! America’s Strength
and Shield.”
Community Service Award to WJU
Prospective student (left-center) and parents meet with President Jessup.
Educational Advisory Council
A group of over 35 educators and administrators met in April to provide
valuable input and direction to WJU’s Teacher Education Department.
Superintendents and principals provide invaluable guidance to the
program, which enjoys a positive relationship with local districts for
student placement at the end of the program. State Assemblyman Ted
Gaines, who represents the 4th District (and father of current WJU
student Amy) addressed the group and opened a dialogue to how state
issues are affecting education.
On May 1, President
Jessup accepted
the Roy & Peggy
Ruhkala Community
Service Award for the
University’s continued
involvement in the
Rocklin community.
Since moving
the William Jessup
University to Rocklin
in 2004, the University
has been involved
in many community
events. The university
has hosted events
featuring Laura
Bush, Placer County
Transportation Forum,
City of Rocklin Drug Awareness Series, Placer County Chaplaincy
meetings and trainings and serves as a Placer County Elections Polling
Place. Students also spend over 20,000 hours performing community
service each year in churches, shelters, non-profit organizations, youth
groups, university and church missions. New student orientation
Community Service Day includes serving homeless, charities, Salvation
Army, and volunteer centers as well as other non-profit and civic
community organizations.
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Spring Lecture Series
Author Brennan Manning Visits WJU
Hidden Rome
Renowned author Brennan Manning (photo below) visited campus
Field archaeologist and WJU professor Dr. Merilyn Copland offered a
March 3-6, challenging our community toward a deeper understanding
lecture on “Hidden Rome” in April to over 85 attendees.
of God and His unconditional love. Manning is the author of several
discussed ancient architectural sites in and around Rome that still
acclaimed books, perhaps most notably The Ragamuffin Gospel and
exist within the city, as well as what these remains can tell us of the
Abba’s Child. Manning spoke for chapel about “The Overwhelming
early Christian movement in Rome. She recently led a group of 50 WJU
Love of God” and the “Compassion of Christ.” Wednesday morning,
students on a trip to Rome (photos below), Pompeii, Hadrian’s Villa
he spoke to 350 pastors from throughout the Sacramento region and in
and Ostia to view ancient sites.
Her lecture
the evening, addressed another 500 community members on “Healing
Through Affirmation.”
Raising Millenials
Jim and Sherry Forkum, principal consultants for Advanced Knowledge
Consulting, offered an informative presentation about the Millennial
Generation.
The Forkums have taught throughout the state of California, Hawaii,
Washington, and Colorado. Both conducted dissertation research on
Adult Learning and improving instruction in the college/university
setting with emphasis on generational differences and technology,
specifically the area of the Millennial Generation.
Jim is currently Dean of Physical Education, Dance, Athletics and
Athletic Director at Santa Rosa Junior College in Santa Rosa, CA and
Sherry is a professor of English at William Jessup University.
Ray Johnston – Taking the Unchanging Gospel to a Changing World
Ray Johnston, lead pastor at Bayside Covenant Church of Granite Bay,
gave a lecture titled “Taking the Unchanging Gospel to a Changing
World” on April 9 at William Jessup University.
The founding pastor of Bayside Church, which has 11,000 members
and is one of the largest and fastest growing churches in America,
Johnston is a leading player in the changing world of church life in the
21st century.
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Campus Ministries and Missions
William Jessup University sent three international mission teams this year. A group served over winter
break in a Christian Hostel in Amsterdam. Several students and staff departed for Honduras and
another group travelled to Tanzania in May. In addition, WJU hosted its Inaugural Mission Banquet
on February 23rd to share about our programs and raise funds for future development. The event was
a wonderful success! About 80 people attended and over $3,000 was raised for WJU Missions. Here’s
a snapshot of this year’s teams:
Amsterdam, Netherlands
December 27th, 2007 - January 8th, 2008
Prayer Walk, City of Rocklin
March 7th, 2008
Relational ministry in The Shelter Hostel near the Red Light district
Students spent the afternoon praying at flagpoles on campus and
Team: Stephanie Garber (leader), Jared Votaw, Elizabeth Riggs, Denise
throughout the city of Rocklin, giving thanks for the services the City
Engstrom and Sara Williams.
provides and the warm reception it has provided to our students and
campus.
WJU student Jared Votaw (standing) participates in an outreach event held
at The Shelter hostel where WJU’s Amsterdam team served.
Honduras, Central America
May 19th - 31st, 2008
Ministry to the families relocated from a dump called Cocál Gracias,
near Puerto Cortez.
Team: Rick & Shelly Engstrom (leaders), Jenn McCarty (co-leader), Julie
McDonald (translator), Anna Vierra, Ben Wong, Jerod Pivin, Lanaea
Beam, Mike LaFarge, Mike Wilson and Sara Williams.
Tanzania, East Africa
May 18th - June 6th, 2008
Ministry with Hope of the Nations in Kigoma, founded by WJU
graduates.
Students meet and pray at the Rocklin Police Department
Team: Daniel Gluck (leader), Josh Ribb (student leader), Michelle Ross,
Luke Spray, Tynisha Mims, Rachel Williams and Melissa Sullivan.
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William Jessup University Cla
BACCALAUREATE
DEGREES
Amanda Breanne Adams
Bachelor of Arts, Bible and
Theology, Intercultural
Studies
Anne Marie Alarcon
Bachelor of Science, Bible
and Theology, Christian
Leadership
Blake Allen
Theology
Amanda Elisabeth Bollinger
Bachelor of Arts, Bible
and Theology, Counseling
Psychology,
Magna Cum Laude
Amanda Louise Bonham
Psychology,
Cum Laude
Jonnika Benjamin
Psychology,
with Distinction
Cindy D. Arnett
Psychology,
with Distinction
Heather Marie Boyd*
Theology, Youth Ministry,
Summa Cum Laude
Emily Elizabeth Arrington
Theology,
Music and Worship
Jaymie L. Braun
and Theology, Management
and Ethics
Kevin Lyle Ashford
and Ethics,
with Distinction
Recipient of Addison Carlson
Memorial Award
Jennifer Anne Buchanan
Leadership
Kristin Lee Avila
Theology, Liberal Arts
Briana Balbi
Bachelor of Science,
Business Administration
Jamie Lee Ballard
Bachelor of Arts,
Psychology,
Cum Laude
Andy Bartlett
Psychology,
Cum Laude
Janet Leslie Bartlett
and Ethics,
with Distinction
Lanaea Joanne Beam
Psychology,
Summa Cum Laude
Kayla Michelle Beebe
Psychology,
Summa Cum Laude
Joella Marie Bernard
Psychology,
Cum Laude
Dory Leigh Blankenship
Studies
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Aubrey Hope Bunch
Psychology
Leland Daniel Butisbauch
Studies, Magna Cum Laude
Robert E. Buttle II*
Studies, Cum Laude
Gino Louis Camozzi
and Theology, Business
Management
Charity Lovene Carlson
Leadership, with Distinction
David John Carter*
Bachelor of Arts, English,
with Distinction
Ollis Carver, Jr.
Psychology
Quinn Alaine Clanton*
Theology, Psychology,
Magna Cum Laude
Colleen Katherine Clay*
Theology
Marie L. Collins
Psychology,
Magna Cum Laude
Rachel Renée Driver
Psychology,
Summa Cum Laude
Laura Beth DuBois
Bachelor of Arts, Psychology
Christopher S. Eatough*
Theology,
Youth Ministry
Bradley Vernon Greene
Theology,
Youth Ministry
Dane Michael Johnson
Psychology
David Leo Gregoric
Leadership
Joy O. Johnson
Psychology,
Cum Laude
Gregory Aaron Gryte
and Ethics
Robyn Joy Evans
Psychology,
with Distinction
Thomas Edward Harrer
Bachelor of Arts,
Psychology,
Cum Laude
Trudy Marie Ferguson
Psychology,
with Distinction
Cheryl Lynn Harvey
Psychology,
with Distinction
Nathan H. Cummings
Theology,
Christian Education
Liliana Ficher*
Bachelor of Arts, Music,
Cum Laude
Rev. M. Lee Henderson*
Leadership
Rochele Ann Davies
and Ethics
George Andrew Flores
Theology,
Christian Education
Danielle Christine Day
Theology,
Liberal Arts,
Cum Laude
Jade Darby Frantz
Theology,
Music and Worship, Cum
Laude
Matthew D. de la Guardia
Tiffany Anne Friesen
Theology,
Youth Ministry
Alyssa Micael De Young
Psychology,
Magna Cum Laude
Melissa Sue Gage
Business Administration,
Cum Laude
Bryce S. Cooley
Theology,
Youth Ministry
Natali Corrington*
Theology,
Music and Worship
Maria Katina Demas*
Bachelor of Arts, Public
Policy
Dean A. DePasquale
Leadership, Cum Laude
Susan Lynn Dingal
Marcia Lenora Chambers
and Ethics
Debra Lynn Dorer*
Psychology,
Summa Cum Laude
Christopher Chandler
Bachelor of Arts,
Psychology,
Magna Cum Laude
Natalie Marie Guarascio
and Ethics
Jay Allen Christian
Studies, Summa Cum Laude
Monika Downey
Psychology,
Summa Cum Laude
Lauren Elizabeth Galindo
Psychology,
Summa Cum Laude
Josiah Gelsinger
Theology,
Youth Ministry
Linda Gerould
and Ethics,
with Distinction
Nicholas James Golling
Theology,
Pastoral Ministry
Ashley Rose Gordon
Management,
Magna Cum Laude
Rachel Green*
Theology,
Liberal Studies
Elizabeth Jean Higgins
Psychology,
Cum Laude
Harold Guy Higgins
and Ethics,
with Distinction
Kevin Davis Hills
Management
Christopher Alden Holtz
Management
Benjamin Bradford Hoover
Psychology,
Summa Cum Laude
Manuel Huizar
Leadership
Benjamin Christopher Ito
and Ethics
Luda Ivanyuk
Theology,
Liberal Arts,
Magna Cum Laude
Jessie Leigh Jackowski*
Theology,
Pastoral Ministry
Ashley Rose Johnson
Theology,
Liberal Arts,
Summa Cum Laude
Barbara I. Johnston
and Ethics,
with Distinction
Kellie Katherine Kent
Psychology,
Magna Cum Laude
Kevin James Kent
Theology,
Youth Ministry,
Cum Laude
Heather Angela King
Management
Michael David Klinsky
Theology,
Pastoral Ministry
Lona “Grace” Koch*
and Ethics,
with Distinction
Recipient of DCP
Outstanding Student Award
Andrew P. Koekemoer
Rochelle Melani Krunic*
and Ethics,
with Distinction
Margarita Kulaga
Studies
Daniel Kyle
Theology,
Music and Worship
Michael Aaron La Farge
Theology,
Youth Ministry,
Magna Cum Laude
MaLinda Larson*
Psychology,
Summa Cum Laude
Leta Joy Leggitt
Bachelor of Arts, Christian
Education,
Cum Laude
ss of 2008 Commencement
Photo by Ultimate Exposures
Svetlana Linskiy
Bachelor of Arts,
Psychology,
Magna Cum Laude
Nathan Luke McCall*
Psychology
J. Ethan Livingston
and Ethics,
with Distinction
Nancy Jillian McClymont
Psychology,
Cum Laude
Teri Lynn Lyall*
Psychology
Jan McElroy
Psychology,
with Distinction
Lindsay R. Miller
Studies, Summa Cum Laude
Barbara K. Mecham
Tiffani Marie Miller
Psychology
Christopher Medford
Bachelor of Arts,
Psychology,
Magna Cum Laude
Elizabeth Mistiuk
Business Administration,
Cum Laude
Fred J. Mena*
and Ethics
Jeffrey W. Mitchell
Psychology,
with Distinction
Melissa June Mangus
Psychology
Jennifer Lynn Manley
Studies
Vincent Terrell Martin*
Sandy E. Martin*
Leadership
Wesley William Matchell
Management,
Summa Cum Laude
Melanie Lynn Mendel
Theology,
Music and Worship
Luz M. Johnson
and Ethics,
with Distinction
JoyLynn Charity Miller
Policy,
Magna Cum Laude
Recipient of Katie Butterworh
Award
Lauren M. Miller*
Theology,
Music and Worship
Jerone Christian Morgan*
and Ethics
Sean Alan Morgensen
Theology,
Youth Ministry, Summa Cum
Laude
Hayley Christine Morris
Psychology,
Magna Cum Laude
Shelby K. Muhic
and Ethics,
Summa Cum Laude
Sarah Ann Mundwyler
Theology
Arleen M. Musci
Psychology,
Summa Cum Laude
Amberley Nagel*
Theology
Kyle Steven Navarro
Zachary Jon Nichols*
and Ethics
Sabrina Michelle Nisan
Theology, Music, Summa
Cum Laude
Justin E. Palarca
Psychology
Wilson M. Noland
Psychology,
with Distinction
Erin Noel Palermo
Psychology
Patricia Brady Noriega*
Psychology,
Summa Cum Laude
James Matthew O’Brien
Management,
Cum Laude
Sarah M. G. Olson
Policy,
Magna Cum Laude
Shawnesy R. Patton
Psychology,
Magna Cum Laude
Thomas Jason Payne
and Ethics,
with Distinction
Portia Pearson
Theology
Erin Esther O’Sullivan
Psychology
José Octavio Perez
Theology,
Pastoral Ministry
Recipient of William Jessup
Award
Darrel G. Overstreet
and Ethics
Stephanye Susan Pisanic
Leadership
– Continued on page 12
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William Jessup University Class of 2008 Commencement
– Continued from page 11
Shannon Quignon
Theology
Lisa R. Quiroz
Psychology,
with Distinction
Ashlee Elizabeth Ragsdale
Bachelor of Arts, Psychology
Adam Rechenmacher
Natasha Riedel
Bachelor of Arts, Liberal
Studies
Matthew J. Rigdon*
Psychology
Floyd Dean Roberts
and Ethics,
with Distinction
Adam Nathaniel Robinson*
and Ethics
Alfreda D. Rodgers
Psychology,
with Distinction
Leah Marie Salamone
Theology,
Music and Worship
Sydnea Amani Scott*
and Ethics,
with Distinction
Torben Seikowsky
Kristin Ann Tomasovich
Theology,
Magna Cum Laude
David H. Sheppard
Danielle Machado Tracy*
and Ethics,
with Distinction
Amanda Yvonne Shotts*
Theology,
Youth Ministry
Robert Brandon Trudell*
and Ethics
Kyle Robert Smith
Daniel Eli Urman
Mindy Marie Smith*
Psychology,
with Distinction
Amber D. Spear
Theology,
Liberal Arts,
Summa Cum Laude
William Lannom Squires*
Theology,
Liberal Arts
Lori Starnes
and Ethics,
with Distinction
Reymundo Salas
Leadership
Timothy Aaron Steele
Theology,
Pastoral Ministry, Summa
Cum Laude
Recipient of Faculty Award
Daniel Salois
and Ethics
Kyle M. Stillman
Theology,
Youth Ministry
Mellyn H. Savage
Theology,
Liberal Arts,
Summa Cum Laude
Joliene L. Stone
Psychology,
with Distinction
Paul J. Scholz
Theology,
Cum Laude
Kristianne M. Sunde
Theology,
with Distinction
Tami Schrock
Psychology,
with Distinction
Roberto Carlos Terrassa
Mary L. Thresher
and Ethics,
with Distinction
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Andrew Tillman
Policy
Helen Vassin*
Psychology
Francine Muñiz Velasquez
Psychology
Jennifer Louise Williams*
Theology,
Liberal Arts,
Magna Cum Laude
Remon Zabaneh
and Ethics,
with Distinction
Sara Gabriella Williams
Theology,
Christian Education
Kyle Coggins Zack
Theology
Teina R. Lathrop-Willson
Psychology,
with Distinction
So Yeon Woo
Bachelor of Arts, Music
Heidi Felice Yakutis
Psychology,
Summa Cum Laude
Michael Yamamoto*
Theology,
Youth Ministry
Kimberly Soares
Credentials with Character
Certificate
Kirsten Tucker
Certificate
Justin Von Spreckelsen
Certificate
POST-BACCALAUREATE
CERTIFICATES
ASSOCIATE DEGREES
Christie Jayne Cunningham
Certificate
Rowan Tochinea DenhamSommer
Certificate
Katherine Joy Nobriga
Associate of Arts
*Degree in Progress:
anticipated completion,
August 2008
Anne Richert Hotz
Certificate
Malia Percival McCormick
Certificate
Elizabeth Grace Verbeck
Psychology,
Cum Laude
Nelly Vernon
Psychology
Earl G. Wells, Jr.
and Theology, Youth
Ministry
Joanne Mary Werneke
Carly Ann Wheelehan
Psychology,
Magna Cum Laude
Katherine Joy Whitney
Studies, Magna Cum Laude
Kristen Marie Wiley
Theology,
Liberal Arts
Brian L. Williams
Theology,
Pastoral Ministry
Pat Gelsinger Recipient of Honorary Degree
in Intel’s history and served as the company’s first Chief Technology
Officer.
He holds six technical patents and three degrees in Electrical
Engineering: an AA degree from Lincoln Technical Institute; a BS from
Santa Clara University, and a MS from Stanford University.
Pat has been an instrumental supporter of WJU and has lent his
considerable leadership skills and energy to the University for years. He is responsible for the leadership and momentum behind much
of the University’s success in capital fundraising and, in addition to
his leadership of the University’s Foundation, has also served on the
Board of Trustees. For his extensive contributions to technology and
education, he was confered with an honorary degree of D. Litt.
An honorary degree signifies that the recipient demonstrates a
personal Christian commitment; contributes exceptional service to
the church, community and humanity; exhibits a serious commitment
to lifelong, continuous learning and growth; supports the mission
of William Jessup University; is a person of integrity and is held in
high regard both personally and professionally by his community and
colleagues. The only other recipient of an honorary Doctor of Divinity
degree from this institution is the college’s founder, William Jessup, in
1989, at the 50th anniversary celebration of San Jose Bible College.
Pat Gelsinger has described himself as a “juggler” and it is easy to see
“I have known Pat and Linda for over twenty-five years. Their
why. He is the senior vice president and co-general manager of Intel
leadership and contribution to WJU has been incredible. Pat has made
Corporation’s Digital Enterprise Group (DEG). His role with DEG,
a global impact on the Kingdom of God in so many areas of life. It is
Intel’s largest business group accounting for more than half of the
a joy to honor him with the second Honorary Doctorate given by the
corporation’s revenue, literally has him traveling to every corner of the
University. WJU would not be in Rocklin were it not for the leadership
globe. He is a devoted husband and father of four children, an elder
and resources that Pat and Linda have brought to the institution,” says
in the Singing Hills Christian Church in Hillsboro, Oregon, author of
President Bryce Jessup.
Balancing Family, Faith, and Work and over 20 technical publications,
The Gelsingers have two sons attending WJU. His son Josiah
and Chair of the William Jessup University Foundation, which he
(pictured with President Jessup) is a graduating senior with a degree
helped establish in 2005. In addition, he makes time to speak at many
in Youth Ministry from William Jessup University, and, Nathan, a
churches, Christian conventions and conferences globally.
sophomore music major. They have a grown daughter who is teaching
Pat joined Intel in 1979 and has more than 26 years of experience
the Portland area and working on her Master’s Degree. Their third son,
in general management and product development positions. Among
Micah, is graduating from high school this year.
them he led Intel’s Corporate Technology Group, which encompasses
many Intel research activities, including leading Intel Labs and Intel
Research, and driving industry alignment with these technologies and
initiatives. Pat also previously led the Desktop Products Groups, was
General Manager of the division responsible for the Pentium Pro®,
IntelDX2™, and Intel486™, was the chief architect of the original i486™
microprocessor, and was a key contributor on the original i386™ and
i286 chip design teams. At age 32, he was the youngest vice president
“We are called to be full time in ministry…The
large majority of us will be full time ministers
in the workplace, in the marketplace and in
the ministries of our daily life.”
– Pat Gelsinger, Commencement address
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Commencement 2008
Congratulations to the
William Jessup University Class of 2008
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The First Four-Year Graduating Class of WJU
Of the over 200 graduates to walk across the stage at Commencement, 26 represented the first four-year graduates who began and ended
their college careers on the Rocklin campus. These students, described by President Jessup as “originals and pioneers,” took a leap of faith
and enrolled as freshmen at a college whose physical campus was under construction at the time of their application. President Jessup and
the Administrative Council celebrated their success at a special reception on May 16.
WJU Athletics
WJU Names New Coaches
Terry Stafford has been named the new head
Brian Pridden has been named head coach of both
women’s volleyball coach. Challenges are
the cross country and track and field programs at
nothing unusual for Stafford, who built premiere
William Jessup.
programs at the high school level at Golden
Pridden previously served as a William Jessup
Sierra, Bear River and Granite Bay. He has spent
assistant coach in cross country, helping lead both
over three decades coaching high school girl’s
the men’s and women’s teams to the California
volleyball.
“Although I’ve really enjoyed coaching high
Pacific Conference Championships in 2006.
Terry Stafford
“We are very excited to have Coach Pridden
Brian Pridden
school volleyball, I’m very excited about this
back at William Jessup,” said Farnum Smith, the
change and getting the opportunity to lead a University program,”
University’s athletic director. “He brings a tremendous amount of
said Stafford, who lives in Auburn and will remain a faculty member at
knowledge and experience to our already successful cross country team
Granite Bay High. “With my faith and beliefs, a Christian setting like
and he’s a great choice to head up our new track and field program.”
William Jessup will be a comfortable fit for me not only as a coach but
“This is like coming home again. There is something special about
as an individual.”
William Jessup, it’s a true community,” Pridden said.
“We are fortunate to have someone with Terry’s character,
The versatile Pridden holds coaching certifications from the US
experience and enthusiasm lead our women’s volleyball efforts,” said
Olympic Committee in swimming, cycling, track and field and triathlon.
Farnum Smith, Director of Athletics at William Jessup. “Terry is a
He has served as the assistant coach for the USA World Cup Triathlete
great addition to our coaching staff.”
team and is currently serving as head coach for the USA National
triathlon team.
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Alumni Update
Ranjan Samuel
B.S., Bible and Theology, 1990
Having had the joy and privilege of being part of the SJCC family, I had
who are struggling with drug problems. We minister to the aging and
the opportunity to rub shoulders with people like Dr. Bryce Jessup,
we extend financial support to almost all major disasters that occur in
Ranjan and
his wife Usha
Frank Schattner, Mike Bowman, David Beavers,
the U.S.
Al Hammond, Jon McFarland, Roger Edrington,
All glory goes to the Lord. My favorite verse in the Bible is Philippians
Max Hickerson (Pastor of Sunnyvale Christian
1:6 –“He who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion
Church), Tim and Shirley Salter from Ceres, CA,
until the day of Christ Jesus.” There are over 150,000 brothers and
Graciella Hahn, a former student of SJCC, and
sisters from India living in the Bay Area. Christ Church of India is one
others.
of the largest English speaking, Indian churches in the U.S. We will
On one visit to a church in Ceres, I encountered
faithfully continue our work in reaching them for Christ.
many people from India, and Dr. Jessup asked
about my interest in being a
minister. The beautiful journey
of church planting that has
evolved over almost 20 years
started because of that vision
from Dr. Jessup.
One year into our journey,
my wife and I and a handful of
believers prayed about a church
in the Bay Area that would reach
people of Indian background
for Christ. Christ Church of
India was born and by God’s
grace we purchased a wonderful
facility five years ago, with all the
money raised from within the
congregation. Were it not for the
academic preparation, training
and acceptance I received from
SJCC, I could not have been in
a position to be the founding
pastor of this church.
When my family arrived in the United States, we had only $60 and
needed help badly. That is all we were allowed to bring from India as
students. Praise God for SJCC where I was given a full scholarship to
study. All the experience and further education I had in the U.S. I owe
to this wonderful institution.
Today Christ Church of India is able to support more than 50
missionaries in India, Guyana, and Kenya. We have built a number
of churches, helped several orphanages, hospitals and clinics, and
financed students to finish their medical training as doctors and
nurses. Right here in the Bay Area, we help the homeless and those
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“I remember preaching for Ranjan when he
started the church. As I looked into the faces of
the dozen or so who were gathered that day in
Sunnyvale, I had no idea that God would use
Ranjan and this small beginning to grow the
largest East Indian Church in Silicon Valley. God
has rewarded Ranjan’s commitment to Christ
with abundant fruit for his labor.” – Bryce Jessup
Gerald Martinez
B.S., Pastoral Ministry, 1979
On January 15, 2007, the Martinez family of Albuquerque, NM was
surprised to receive the news that Ty and the gang of “Extreme
Makeover: Home Edition” would be transforming their insufficient,
run-down duplex used as a refuge for the needy and homeless into a
larger and more safe home for
their family.
When Gerald Martinez was
offered a job at a local church in
Albuquerque, he quickly moved
his family of seven from Colorado
to New Mexico. Before moving
to New Mexico, Gerald spent
much of his time making trips to
help the troubled communities of
Albuquerque. Instead of moving into a safe neighborhood for his wife
Liesa and kids, Gerald moved his family into a run-down duplex that was
just minutes away from the church.
In a neighborhood of crime, drug deals, and prostitution, Gerald
began transforming the church into a refuge for the needy. This refuge
included a café, daycare facility, and working bathroom with showers
so the homeless had a place
to clean up. The community
welcomed the Martinez family
and was very grateful for all of
their hard work. However, there
were some that did not take a
liking to Gerald and even attacked
him with a glass bottle in front
of his own house. Still, Gerald
Liesa and Gerald
managed to work together with
the community and quickly
transformed an area once called “the War Zone” into a new and better
place now called “God’s Block.” As crime rates decreased and the
community began getting media attention, Gerald purchased two other
duplexes that would be used to create the “Mission Outpost,” a place
where broken people could recover from their troubles. With an open
door policy, many people were making use of the Outpost. The Martinez
family was finally connecting with their neighbors, but they also began
to lose their own family privacy.
Soon enough, the family began to undergo financial difficulties as
well, considering they do not charge rent. Although the family has
made a great impact on the transformed community, they did not have
enough space for themselves to live in. They didn’t have a working stove
and used hot plates to do their cooking. With little privacy and on the
verge of financial ruin, the Martinez family was in severe need of a new
and safe home where they could continue their mission to save the
town of Trumbull. Extreme Makeover provided them with a new private
residence and expanded facility in which to carry out their ministry.
To see the video and testimony of their journey, visit www.joshuasvineyard.org.
– Photos and article reprinted with permission by Atreus Homes & Communities
IN MEMORIAM
Harold Compton passed
from this life in November,
2007. He has been a supporter
of the college for more than
30 years. He and his wife
Faye established a memorial
scholarship fund in memory
of their son Jerry in the early
1970’s from which many
students have benefited.
Glen Bradford (1955) passed
away on March 1, 2008. His wife,
Eulala is an Alum of 1952 and
lives in Clovis. Their daughter
Glenda Christiansen (Bradford)
is an Alum of 1980 and Glenda’s
daughter Lindsay graduated in
2007.
Harold “Jack” Palmer (1972)
passed away on March 1, 2008 in
Beaverton, OR. Jack was 91.
Looking for a new job, career change, or want to post an employment
position for your organization?
Be sure to check out our online job board at www.jessup.edu/jobboard.
Are you interested in serving in a church?
The Church Relations Department is working to connect our Alumni
in churches with positions available. Please contact the Alumni/
Advancement Office for more information at advancement@jessup.
edu or 916.577.1800.
Send us your news! Go to www.jessup.edu and sign up in the Alumni
Directory, or write: Alumni Office, William Jessup University
333 Sunset Blvd., Rocklin, CA 95765
Student Referral Form
Dear Alumni,
Do you know of any students who might benefit from the Christ centered
higher education WJU offers?  Below is a detachable student referral form.  Please complete the form and send it along to us.  Thank you for your
continued partnership with us in the endeavor of furthering God’s kingdom.
____________________________________________________________
Name
Phone Number
____________________________________________________________
Address
____________________________________________________________
City
State Zip
____________________________________________________________
High School
Graduation Year
____________________________________________________________
Your Name
WJU Class Year
____________________________________________________________
Phone Number
Please submit student referral forms to:
Vance Pascua OR Degree Completion Program
Office of Admissions
Rocklin, CA 95765
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Alumni/Former Student News
1973
Kenneth Hardison writes,
“Even though I only studied
for three years at SJBC I have
always believed it to be the most
valuable Bible education I could
have received. It was hard for me,
a married man with children, but
it was well worth the effort. Today,
I am still using the information
I received while attending the
college. I think I should be able
to attribute my recollection
of so much knowledge to the
outstanding and knowledgeable
professors.”
1977
Richard Cook is currently working
in administrative services
for the Sacramento Superior
Court in Sacramento, CA. After
receiving an A.A. at SJBC he
continued his education at San
Jose City College and eventually
received a B.A. from Cal State
University, Sacramento. He
writes, “My experience at SJBC
was so foundational to my
understanding of life, ministry,
people.”
1978
Corky Riley received his Master
of Arts in Counseling Psychology
from Santa Clara University
in 1980. He was licensed as a
Marriage and Family Therapist
for the state of California and
is semi retired after 26 years
working in the field of mental
health, education and civil rights
for people with disabilities. He
is married with a four year old
child, continues to be involved
in his church and is retired from
wheelchair sports after 12 years.
Corky writes, “The Lord and my
family are everything. The four
years I spent at San Jose Bible
College were some of the best
years I have had. Those years
were tremendously important
for my foundation as a man,
Christian, husband, father and
professional. I will never be able
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to express my full gratitude to the
administration, professors, staff
and students at SJBC. My SJBC
days were certainly some of the
best of times.”
1983
Dean and Debbie (Hendrix) Crist
are still happily married after 27
years. They have served at First
Christian Church in Tillamook,
OR since late 1999 and have five
children.
1991
Steve and Barbara (Hansen)
Rea have been married since
1991 and live in Gilroy, CA.
They attend Morgan Hill Bible
Church. Barb is a stay-at-home
mom and has home schooled
their three children. Since 2002
they have also been a part of a
home schooling co-op that meets
twice a week at our church and
Barb teaches one of the English
classes there. Steve is a licensed
HVAC contractor and leads a
weekly couples’ Bible study.
1992
Steve and Jill (De Nike) Palmer
have been married since 2003.
They have a 22-month-old son,
Iain. Steve just completed his
master’s degree at Western
Seminary in Counseling and has
been working at the Portland
Rescue Mission as a Chaplain/
counselor helping men struggling
with addiction in deep need of
the love of Jesus.
1992
Melissa (Hart) Lema writes, “So
many things have happened
since graduation. I enjoyed
starting my career in teaching,
working in music ministry, and
traveling during my 20’s and early
30’s. I completed my Masters in
Education and got married on
the same day in July of 2004. (Of
course I attended my wedding
rather than the graduation
ceremony!) My husband, Chris,
is a leader in our church and a
VP of Technology in a software
company. We have two children,
Emily and Christian. We live
in Brentwood, CA where I am
teaching 1st grade part-time. Our
family is deeply involved in our
church both in music ministry
and in teaching/preaching.
1995
Joseph Novello and his wife Jill
moved to Florida after college
where they spent 5 years as
a Missions and Assistant
Pastor at Calvary Chapel
near Ft. Lauderdale. They
started a ministry called the
Missionary Resource Network
which specializes in providing
missionary logistics. In a year
they send as many as 12 forty
foot containers to missionaries
in need or that have major
building projects servicing 75
missionaries in 17 countries.
As of May 10, 2008 Joe and Jill
moved to Belem, Brazil at the
mouth of the Amazon to start a
riverboat ministry to evangelize
the unreached and inaccessible
people along its banks.
2001
Harley Ludwig is currently
running sports camps and
classes for kids in the San
Joaquin Valley. In 2005, he
married his high school
sweetheart, Abbey. In 2007, they
welcomed their daughter, Grace
Elizabeth Ludwig, into the world.
2003
Todd Slagg is still in Scotts Valley,
CA since graduating. He writes,
“I am very happily married to the
world’s most awesome woman
and we have two incredible
children. I have been working as
a youth pastor for the past five
years at Gateway Bible Church.”
2003
Angela (Gomez) Cadena is
married with two children and
will be graduating from Chapman
University in June 2008 with
a Masters in Psychology with
an emphasis in Marriage and
Family Therapy. She is currently
working at Community Hospital
of Monterey Peninsula, and at
Community Human Services in
Salinas, CA. She writes, “I am
very passionate about what I
do and, THANK THE LORD for
giving the opportunity to go to
San Jose Christian College (now
WJU) to learn so much more
about God’s love for people in
need, and the ability to use what
I have learned through HIS word,
the mentors, and the teachings I
received from San Jose Christian
College.”
2005
Dennis Reed and his wife,
Christina, recently began serving
as missionaries in Southeast
Asia. They have two sons,
Stephen and Andrew.
2007
Amber Conrad currently resides
in Roseville, CA and is working
at Chapman University. Since
graduation, Amber has enjoyed
getting involved at her church,
The Rock of Rocklin, spending
time with friends, and traveling
a bit.
Hoy Kim is a pastor at Antelope
Road Christian Fellowship. He
and his wife, Audrey, recently
welcomed their first child, Elijah.
Kasey (Poe) Littlejohns is living
in San Luis Obispo, CA. She
and her husband, Drew, were
married on February 16, 2008.
Kasey leads worship at Destiny
Church and teaches private piano
lessons.
Alumni & Former Student Reunion
On May 16, 2008, approximately 100 alumni and former students
filled the lecture hall for the annual SJBC/SJCC/WJU reunion. The half
day program consisted of a campus tour, workshop sessions, alumni
association session and a special dinner and program. Jim Jessup
(’87) led a campus tour explaining plans for University expansion. The
workshop sessions featured WJU faculty and Professor Emeritus, Al
Hammond (’52). Al shared about his latest book, Stories from JapanPast and Present. Rhonda Capron, business professor, shared her
perspective on Christianity in the Workplace and how Christian beliefs
can make a difference in your work day. Sam Heinrich, Director of the
Degree Completion program, explored the topic of geometric budgeting
including personal budgeting in relation to thinking patterns. Dr. Merilyn
Copland, Bible professor, discussed ancient architecture which still exists
and its relationship to the early Christian movement in Rome.
Faith Pasqualini (’06) led a brainstorming session for an Alumni
Association with input from all decades including the class of 2008.
Faculty and staff joined the dinner celebration to connect with their
Above, Al Hammond, President and
Jo Jessup, Beverly Hammond.
Left, Norman and Jasmine
Underland (2007) with son Kieren.
Below, Ed Schmidt III (1999) and
Sue Story (2005).
former students and hear updates on their lives and ministries.
President Bryce Jessup shared an update on the University and stories of
alumni in the news.
The graduating class of 2008 held a Baccalaureate service following
the dinner and program which the entire group attended. The graduating
students shared their experiences at WJU and challenged each other to
live a life worthy of the calling they have received. Plan to join us at the
2009 Alumni and Former Student Reunion!
WJU Third Annual Trout Fishing Derby
The 3rd Annual Trout Fishing Derby
was held on May 3 under ideal
conditions at Collins Lake. The
derby hosted 65 participants and
over 90 attendees.
First prize went to Tom Daggett
of San Jose (pictured far right),
whose prizes included a fishing
kayak donated by Sportsman’s
Warehouse. Over $3,000 was
raised to support William Jessup
University’s summer missions
program.
For more information about this
or other events through Outdoor
Adventures, visit www.jessup.edu/
Mark your calendars today for next year’s Trout Derby on May 2, 2009!
outdoor-adventures.
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Upcoming Events
A PUBLICATION OF
Warrior Golf Classic
June 13, 2008
Contact Kathleen Tucker
(916) 577-1811
New Student Orientation
August 23-26, 2008
Contact Stephanie Garber
(916) 577-7001
Rocklin Campus
Rocklin, California 95765
916-577-2200
www.jessup.edu
San Jose Center
Degree Completion Program
1190 Saratoga Avenue, Suite 210
San Jose, CA 95129
(800) 205-6100
For WJU events check our
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or call 916-577-2200
UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION
Bryce Jessup
President
David Nystrom
Vice President for Academic Affairs
Joe Womack
Vice President for Advancement
Gene De Young
Vice President for Finance
and Administration
Paul Blezien
Vice President for
Student Development
COMMUNICATIONS MEDIA
Editor: Joe Womack
Managing Editor: Christy Jewell
Editorial Committee: Bryce Jessup,
David Nystrom, Christy Jewell,
Kathleen Tucker, Joe Womack
Contributors: Bryce Jessup,
Joe Womack, Christy Jewell, Shelby
Muhic, Sosamma Samuel-Burnett,
Eric Bull, Sam Heinrich, Farnum
Smith, Ranjan Samuel, Faith
Pasqualini, Jim Jessup, David
Nystrom, Daniel Gluck.
The Broadcaster is published by the
Department of Advancement at William
Jessup University and sent to alumni, parents,
supporters, and friends of the University.
For correspondence contact: Broadcaster,
333 Sunset Boulevard, Rocklin, CA 95765
email: [email protected]
or call 916-577-1800.
Degree Completion Classes Begin
Week of August 25, 2008
Rocklin Campus:
Contact Lisa Amrein
(916) 577-2336
San Jose Campus:
Contact Cindy Arnett
(800) 205-6100
Classes Begin
(Traditional Undergraduate)
August 27, 2008
Week of Welcome
August 27-30, 2008
Contact Rick Engstrom
(916) 577-7003
Labor Day – No school
September 1, 2008
Mid-Term Break
October 9 & 10, 2008
Thanksgiving Break
November 25-28, 2008
Finals Week
December 15-19, 2008
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December 22, 2008 – January 19, 2009
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