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Montreat College Celebrates 189 Graduates in 108th Academic Year
Montreat College celebrated its 108th academic year with its spring commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 11, at Anderson Auditorium. The ceremony honored 189 graduates, including 90 from the Adult and Graduate Studies (AGS) program and 99 from the School of Arts and Sciences (SAS).
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Jackson McDowell Shoots for Film Career Through Summer Internship
Jackson McDowell’s life hasn’t always followed a perfect script, but that hasn’t stopped him from believing that God is actively directing his story. As he approaches his senior year at Montreat College, McDowell is interning at Matthews Christian Library. Located near his home in Charlotte’s southeastern suburb of Matthews, the library provides McDowell with an opportunity to combine his previous experience through the work-study program at the L. Nelson Bell Library on campus with his videography skills.
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Montreat College Announces Publication of Groundbreaking Cybersecurity Ethics Book
Montreat College is proud to announce the official publication of The Code of Honor: Embracing Ethics in Cybersecurity, a groundbreaking book co-authored by Paul Maurer and Ed Skoudis, a member of Montreat’s Board of Trustees and a leading cybersecurity expert.
Happiness Attained: Dr. Don King Reaches 50 Years at Montreat College
Dr. Don King reflects on a half century at Montreat College. “What I hope people will recall about me is someone who really cared about students, someone who really cared about his discipline, and someone who did what he could to bring together faith and learning within his discipline,” he stressed.
Lewkowicz to Retire from Coaching after Spring Track Season
Following nine years at Montreat College, Jason Lewkowicz resigned from his position as Senior Associate Director of Athletics and Director of Cross Country and Track & Field, announcing his retirement from coaching earlier this week. He will remain on staff through the end of June.
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Lewkowicz to Retire from Coaching after Spring Track Season
Following nine years at Montreat College, Jason Lewkowicz resigned from his position as Senior Associate Director of Athletics and Director of Cross Country and Track & Field, announcing his retirement from coaching earlier this week. He will remain on staff through the end of June.
Montreat College’s National Leadership in Cybersecurity: White House Visit Praises Carolina Cyber Network Co-Founded by Montreat College, Fayetteville Technical Community College, and RBX Solutions
Montreat College and Fayetteville Technical Community College (FTCC), co-hosted National Cyber Director Harry Coker, Jr., the highest-ranking cybersecurity official in the U.S. government.
Montreat College Mourns the Loss of Virginia “Jinny” Snoddy
Virginia “Jinny” Snoddy, a long-time supporter of Montreat College and a 2012 recipient of an honorary doctorate from Montreat College, has passed away at the age of 95. Notably, her generosity supported the building of the Chapel of the Prodigal.
Montreat College Reaches Ethics Bowl Final for First Time
Montreat College’s Ethics Bowl debate team secured an impressive second-place finish in this year’s North Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities (NCICU) Ethics Bowl, held February 9-10 at the North Carolina Legislative Office Complex in Raleigh.
Montreat College Honors Program Earns Prestigious Membership
Montreat College is delighted to announce that its Honors Program has been named an Associate Member of the American Association of Liberal Education (AALE), an organization dedicated to upholding the highest standards of liberal arts learning.
Steve Noble Joins Montreat College as Senior Fellow
Montreat College is thrilled to announce the addition of Steve Noble, a seasoned professional, devoted follower of Jesus Christ, husband, father, teacher, popular podcast host, activist, and speaker, as the newest Fellow of the College.