Cedarville Magazine Fall 2015

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In Every Issue
23 Chapel Notes
24 Campus News
31 Moment in Time
32 In Closing
Features
THOMAS WHITE At Cedarville University, we have just
1,000 days to influence our students for eternity, so we
must be intentional.
JASON K. LEE The Bible minor at Cedarville University
equips students to live for Christ in every aspect of their
lives, regardless of their major or chosen career field.
What do you remember about your time at Cedarville?
Play along and relive the significant moments of your
1,000 days.
MARK WOMACK ’82With humility and a servant’s heart,
Coach Don Callan quietly made a difference at Cedarville
and around the world. Now, those he influenced are
carrying his legacy forward.
CLEM BOYD In a time of spiritual darkness, Cedarville
University stands firmly on its core values and defines for
students and the world the lasting definition of
leadership.
Alumni shout out praises, thanks, and favorite memories
to faculty and staff who touched their lives.
CLEM BOYD There are Cedarville graduates who
struggled during part of their time here. Those looking
from the outside may have wondered about the
trajectory of their lives. But God had it all under control.
MICHELE (CUMMINGS) SOLOMON ’91 Cedarville
professors intentionally give of themselves to affect the
lives of their students for the better. Discover three
common elements in their approach to mentoring that
will help you mentor successfully, too.
“DO NOT CONFORM to the pattern of this world, but BE
TRANSFORMED by the renewing of your mind. Then you will
be able to TEST AND APPROVE what God’s will is — His
good, pleasing and PERFECT WILL.” Romans 12:2
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