1bt: engineering and nursing corwocations were held in the OMC the day before grnduation. Alumni Hall .,.,'a'i crowdc:d with engineers, nu~ friends, and fumily a<~ thcy~there.:ltoo:lmiTlelllOI"3etheaccool(llishmcnlllcithemanystudcnlllwhoW flnishedtheir engi· ncering and nursing degrees at CcdarvillcCoi~'Cgivesld a son of family time 10 be with those that we\·e spent the 13$1. four, sometimes fh-e ~·eanwith.M Dr. Zawxlney opened the engineeringconvocation by highlighting the many events that the students witnessed du ring their time Outside the recital hall,~! band compoM.od o( engineering studentsandfnculty played 10 entertain the many Dr. IW<erandKclseyHintz.with hcr d:.ughtcr.talkwichafricnd. at Cedarville, in· eluding, "the biggcstnon-evemofall time, the y2k cri- ~is." TI1en Dr. Estes encouraged the graduating engineers, saying, "You are not engineers who happen to be Christians, but you guests. Graduating engineering student are Christians who happen 10 be engiMatt Plaatjesaid, "lt'sa time to reflecr on nee rs. four ~"ears with friends and family and Dr. Dixon rook rime out of trustee meerbringrodosesomeofthebesttimesofmy ings rospeakat the nursing convocation. He life in a God-honoring way.~ rhanked friends, families, faculty, and stuNursing student Melissa House said, dents for their endeavors, for their .wppon "It 's an absolute relief. The convocation and fOf" their achie\'emen ts.
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