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King’s Media Updates | August-September 2016
A review of how the faculty and staff of The King’s College are engaging culture.
Alumni Class Notes for September 2016
Hear updates from alumni and classmates. Looking to connect with a former classmate? Email us at alumni@tkc.edu for their information!
September 2016 History Spotlight: The Belmar Campus
The King’s College campus in Belmar, New Jersey started life in 1914 as a 90-acre research and experimentation site for long-distance radio transmission under the pioneering supervision of Guglielmo Marconi, inventor of the wireless.
King’s Appoints Robb Myer as a Fellow in Technology and Entrepreneurship
The King’s College is pleased to announce the appointment of Robb Myer as a Fellow in Technology and Entrepreneurship. The appointment is part of the NEOS Initiative at King’s, which aims to equip students with analytical and digital skills that will expand their range of capabilities after graduation, at the intersections of technology, enterprise, culture and creativity.
King’s Hires Director of New York City Semester in Business Program
The King’s College is pleased to announce the hiring of Kimberly Reeve as the Director of the NYC Semester in Business and an Assistant Professor of Business.
Liturgy: “More Than a Lump of Clay”
I’m a planner. I find comfort and security in knowing what’s coming. I hate surprises, and the unexpected. So, this summer should have thrown me over the edge except for one simple and key fact: “God’s got this”—my new motto.
King’s Welcomes New Students on Campus
On August 23, following several days of New Student Orientation, fall classes began at The King’s College—and the campus community welcomed the Class of 2020, one of the largest incoming class in the history of the College since its relocation to New York City in 1998.
New Humanities Major
The King’s College is pleased to announce the creation of the Bachelor of Arts in Humanities, the eighth major at The King’s College, which was recently approved by the New York State Education Department.
Liturgy: “The Reached Who Reached Out”
If we can at least be mindful of Luke 14:12-14 when we encounter another human, asking not what they can do for us but asking what we can do for them, then we will be able to reflect God’s image in this world. If we can remember that what God gives us is not to better our own kingdoms but his, then we will please our heavenly Father and honor our fellow human.
