2020 Miracle Yearbook

1. Sarah Colgan holds a puppy at the first alt night of the year. Students took turns holding the puppies and taking pictures of each other. 2. Caleb Whicker rides a mechanical bull. The theme of the night was based on the movie " ational Treasure." 3. Aaron Weiss and Parker Dalton build ajenga tower at an alt night. 4. Bethan Davis, Alyssa Geist, and Sarah Swanson carve pumpkins outside the lower SSC. 5. SGA ordered food trucks like Christian Bros. Meat Company, Pitabilities, Young' s Jersey Dairy, and Tortilla for each alt night throughout the school year. 6. Students play board games in the lower SSC at an alt night. 7. Weston Park hosts adventure bingo for Alt 3. ALT nights created a unique atmosphere for Cedarville and its student body. Planning from CAB began several weeks in advance. Everyone on the team had an assigned role, and the team strengthened their dynamic through cultivating their roles. The theme ideas for ALT nights were presented to Brian Burns from the CAB executives and then chosen by them as well. One member from CAB, Mitchell Carr, gave a personal account working on Cedarville's ALT nights. It was Carr's first year serving on CAB, and he said the Arabian Nights ALT night was the most memorable so far, as it was the most unique. The team centralized the night around the DMC, rather than the SSC. They also intentionally decorated most of the SSC to match the theme and had Rinnova make an Arabian Nights drink. "Our goal was to step outside the box and do things outside of a cookie-cutter format," Carr said. "I think it's cool we bring an activity that creates a fun environment to campus since our location typically doesn't offer a lot to do." Carr saw ALT nights as intentional in creating an atmosphere that build up community.