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Alumni Class Notes for July 2018
Rev. Dr. John Richard Tinklepaugh (’60) passed away on July 11, 2018. Laurie (Shupp) Eccleston (’82) earned a master’s in clinical mental health counseling.
Turning Conflict into Rhyme: King’s Team Studies Reconciliation in Belfast
Led by Dr. Anthony Bradley, eight King’s students studied peace and reconciliation in Northern Ireland at Stranmillis University College, Queen’s University Belfast.
Alumni Feature: Jordan Fischer (Business ’05)
“King’s does a great job preparing you to be influencers in this world,” Jordan says. “My advice is to remember that only God, through His Spirit, can prepare your heart and this is a life-long journey.”
Dr. Robert Carle Reports on Second Indonesia Study Abroad
In May 2018, Dr. Robert Carle led a group of six King’s students to Jombang, Ponorogo, and Yogyakarta in East Java, Indonesia.
The King’s College Media Updates | June 2018
A review of how the faculty, staff, and alumni of The King’s College are engaging culture.
Henry Thomas (Finance ’19) Interns at UBS, charity: Water
Henry Thomas (Finance ’19) discusses crossovers between internships at UBS and charity: water and his studies at The King’s College.
Dr. Bleattler Leads Study Abroad in Berlin and Vienna
In May, Dr. Henry Bleattler and seven King’s students participated in the College’s fifth Europa trip, studying in Berlin and Vienna.
Alumni Class Notes for June 2018
Martha Kitchen (NBC ’66) passed away on June 11, 2018. Luke (PPE ’14) and Alessandra (Haynes) Trouwborst (PPE ’14) welcomed a second daughter, Lucy.
Andrew Welser (PPE ’19) Awarded Waldbaum Archaeology Scholarship
From May 12 to June 8, Andrew Welser participated in the archaeology field school at Cerveteri, Italy, an Etruscan-Roman site listed among the UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Pavlina Osta (MCA ’19) On Faith, Radio, and New York City
It was coming to King’s, and being surrounded with a community, that helped Pavlina to decide to embrace her parents’ faith for herself.
