Inspire, Fall/Winter 2010

campus news Authentic praise. A community gathering. Challenging speakers. chapel report Chris Williamson (August 23–26) Pastor of Strong Tower Bible Church, Franklin, Tennessee strongtowerbiblechurch.com Ken Ham (August 31) Founder of Answers in Genesis answersingenesis.org Kathy McReynolds (September 16) Director of Public Policy for Joni and Friends Christian Institute on Disability joniandfriends.org/christian-institute-on-disability Michael Franzese (September 20) Author and Former Mafia Boss michaelfranzese.com Dan Barfell ‘85 (September 28) Senior Pastor of Parma Heights Baptist Church, Parma Heights, Ohio phbaptist.org Jason Malone ’98 (November 2–3) Pastor of Summit Church, Greenville, South Carolina summitupstate.org Jay Strack (November 9–10) President and Founder of Student Leadership University studentleadership.net Tom Mahairas (November 17) President and Founder of CitiVision citivision.org Some things never change. Meet a few of the guests who spoke in chapel during the past few months. Listen to archived chapel broadcasts at wcdronline.com/chapel . CU Goes Mobile For app enthusiasts, cuMobile keeps the latest Cedarville news and information at their fingertips. Cedarville’s computer services team developed a free mobile application to give users easy access to CU Classifieds, course schedules, event calendars, dining hall menus, a campus map, and more. “I use the app almost every day,” said Charles Crickard ’11, a theatre major at Cedarville. “It’s nice to have access to whatever I need, when I need it. I mostly use the Find a Person feature and the campus map, and next semester, I’ll use the classifieds function to find books for classes.” The first version of the app was released in June 2010, and developers are currently working to expand features. Future releases will enable users to view password-protected information, post classifieds, and navigate through recently viewed information while offline. “We want this app to grow more useful for current students as we add features,” said Devon McCarty ’05, a programmer at Cedarville. “We also want it to be useful to prospective students, alumni, faculty, staff, and even the surrounding community.” The current version is supported by the iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, and Android smart phones. The development team is also researching the potential for BlackBerry support. Learn more: cedarville.edu/cumobile Android iPhone Cedarville University 3