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Andrews University Agenda http://www.andrews.edu/agenda/ News and Events at Andrews University en-us Copyright 2025, Andrews University Fri, 14 Mar 2025 07:22:00 +0000 Fri, 14 Mar 2025 07:22:00 +0000 webmaster@andrews.edu webmaster@andrews.edu Hyve Conference to Highlight Adventist Innovation http://www.andrews.edu/agenda/67018 Hyve International’s annual Hyve Conference will take place for the first time at Andrews University from March 27–29. Hyve International is an organization with the mission of developing a network and community of Seventh-day Adventist innovators who are interested in uniting their business endeavors with spiritual work. This year, Hyve International is partnering with Andrews University’s Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship to host the conference at the Howard Performing Arts Center. Students and established entrepreneurs will have the opportunity to connect, grow, and network professionally and personally. At least 400 participants are expected to attend the 2025 Hyve Conference, the third time the event will take place in the United States. Several Hyve Conferences have been held in Europe, Australia and South America, as Hyve International seeks to build a truly global Adventist network. The two previous U.S.-based events were hosted by Southern Adventist University, and a team of ten Andrews students attended both years. This year, all interested Andrews students in innovation-related fields will have access to the conference. Matias Soto, director of Innovation & Entrepreneurship at Andrews, worked with Hyve International leadership, led by Founder and President Jesse Zwiker, to organize the 2025 conference. In addition to the main programming at the Howard Performing Arts Center, certain workshops and luncheons will occur in Chan Shun Hall and Johnson Gym. The Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship is working hard to advance the mission of the Hyve Conference for Andrews students. Soto expresses, “Our goal is to immerse our students into the world of entrepreneurship, get them inspired by reflecting on the examples of other Adventist entrepreneurs who will be speaking and networking.” He hopes students will “learn from them, be inspired by them, possibly partner with them.” The Hyve Conference caters to both practicing entrepreneurs and those who are still trying to break into the industry, including students. Programs, workshops and competitions are geared toward a wide audience, including individuals looking to network, students seeking more knowledge of their prospective industry, and any community members who seek to benefit from the conference’s resources. There will be several unique events throughout the weekend. On Friday morning, 25 entrepreneurs will have the opportunity to present their 60-second business or project pitch to attendees and prospective business partners. Later, a “Shark Tank” style competition will take place on Saturday evening. Five to 10 Adventist start-up companies will pitch their business ideas to established Adventist investors and entrepreneurs, with the possibility of being awarded up to $1.5 million. The conference will also feature a Friday night vespers program with K-Anthony, recording artist and Andrews graduate student; David Asscherick, Adventist pastor and author; and more. Soto believes that creating spaces for Adventist entrepreneurs is a necessity. “The last four years in the U.S. have seen the most applications for new business registrations and start-ups than any other four-year span in American history. There’s a lot of interest in entrepreneurship and business,” he shares. “We want to highlight the importance of business and entrepreneurship because many of our students here at Andrews will face opportunities for entrepreneurship, and they need to know what that might look like.” Soto adds, “Doing business and entrepreneurship does not have to be completely devoid of their religion or their spiritual connection with God. They can be combined so that you could do business with a purpose.” Discounted tickets for the Hyve Conference are available to all Andrews University students. With the promo code “ANDREWSONLY,” students will receive a 75% discount on the student pass, which gives them access to every workshop, meeting and event during the weekend. Please visit the Hyve International <a href="https://hyveinternational.org/event/#tickets">website</a> for more information about the organization and the Hyve Conference. The Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship’s <a href="https://www.andrews.edu/innovation/index.html">web page</a> also offers news and details about innovation on campus. Thu, 13 Mar 2025 17:21:43 +0000 STEM Teams Receive Instrumentation Award http://www.andrews.edu/agenda/67009 The Andrews University Department of Biology and Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry have been awarded several instruments for protein purification and analysis by the Department of Defense Historically Black Colleges and Universities and Minority-Serving Institution Research and Education Program. Pursuit of this funding opportunity was led by Department of Biology professor Peter Lyons, who serves as principal investigator for the department’s research on proteolytic enzyme activity. Lyons is one of 98 university researchers across the United States chosen to receive an instrumentation award to enhance and develop their institution’s research and educational programs. “The equipment needs addressed through this funding opportunity will enhance research by providing safe but technologically advanced systems for our undergraduate students to develop and fine tune research laboratory skills, while becoming proficient in research design, data collection and reporting,” says Lyons. The awards are provided by the Department of Defense as opportunities for Minority Serving Institutions to aid in diversifying the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics. The Higher Education Act defines minority serving institutions as “institutions of higher education (IHEs) that serve high concentrations of minority students who, historically, have been underrepresented in higher education.” Andrews University has been designated as a Minority Serving Institution (MSI) by meeting the criteria as set forth by the United States Department of Education for its services toward minority populations. The University also qualifies as a Hispanic-Serving Institution and Asian American and Native American Pacific Islander-Serving Institution as designated by the U.S. Department of Education. The instruments awarded include a Fast Protein Liquid Chromatography (FPLC) system (BioRad), a general-purpose Chromatography Refrigerator (Fisher Scientific), and a DiGit Duo system (LI-COR). Lyons explains the need for these instruments, sharing “Protein purification is presently done in our labs using gravity or centrifugation methods. While effective, these methods are slow and yield small amounts of product.” Award funds have also enabled the purchase of a refrigerated centrifuge (Eppendorf) and a SpectraMax M5 Multi-Mode Microplate Reader. The new FPLC system will allow for efficient purification of a variety of proteins, including proteolytic enzymes. The Chromatography Refrigerator will be used to house the FPLC system and any related supplies and equipment. The DiGit Duo system will be used for Western blot analysis, a common laboratory technique used to detect the presence of certain proteins within samples by separating them based on size and tagging them with antibodies. Former methods required the use of X-ray film in a darkroom, but the DiGit Duo system will allow for digitization of the blot process without the use of a darkroom. Several classes will utilize the equipment for laboratory exercises and as part of course-based undergraduate research experiences, including Foundations of Biology, Genetics, Cell and Molecular Biology, and Biochemistry Lab. The instruments will also be used in two different biology research labs. Lyons’ research lab will use the equipment in their study of proteolytic enzymes, which currently focuses on understanding mechanisms of protein folding and functions of carboxypeptidase enzymes in digestion, neuropeptide processing, and fungal growth and development. The second research laboratory is that of Brian Y. Y. Wong, who is studying traditional the Chinese medicinal herbs Scutellaria barbata and Oldenlandia diffusa and their effects on cancer cell growth. Wed, 12 Mar 2025 16:49:40 +0000 Music & Worship Conference Unites Praise Styles http://www.andrews.edu/agenda/66989 <div> From Feb. 13–15, the 22nd annual Andrews University Music & Worship Conference successfully provided a space for both scholarly discourse and the promotion of meaningful praise. Hosted primarily in the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary and the Howard Performing Arts Center, the conference brought together speakers and musicians from around the country. David Williams, director of the Music & Worship Conference and associate professor of worship and sacred music at the Seminary, noted that the weekend was successful in creating opportunities for worship and leadership training to take place.</div> <div>  </div> <div> The conference began as an honors research project by Nicholas Zork, a former member of the J.N. Andrews Honors Program and an alumnus of Andrews. After Zork graduated from Andrews, the International Center for Worship & Music, a collaboration between the Seminary and the University's Department of Music, organized the subsequent conferences. Zork continues to participate in the conference as a member of its advisory team and was a performer at this year’s gathering.</div> <div>  </div> <div> The 2025 conference had the theme “Worship and Art,” and in addition to typical forms of worship, physical art was utilized and given a place in praise to God. Nathan Greene, a notable Seventh-day Adventist visual artist, was one of several speakers who gave light to the use of art in worship.</div> <div>  </div> <div> Other notable presenters and vocal artists who participated in the conference included singer Kevin Jackson, Pastor Lola Moore Johnston, Andrews Associate Chaplain Simona Mills-Pitcher and former staff member Steve Yeagley.</div> <div>  </div> <div> Williams has enjoyed working on the conference in various capacities since 2013 and has had support from many individuals within the Seventh-day Adventist community and Andrews community. These supporters have included the General Conference Office of Archives, Statistics, and Research as well as the North American Division Ministerial Association. Multiple Andrews student clubs have participated as well, including the Black Student Association of the Seminary and the Black Student Christian Forum.</div> <div>  </div> <div> Williams hopes the conference’s impact is wide-ranging, sharing, “The conference does more than just have workshops and scholarly presentations. It's really a unique conference because most conferences are scholarly, but this conference is scholarly and practical.” He notes that the blend of various worship styles, including traditional practices, contemporary fashions and several cultural styles, both “challenged the presuppositions of attendees” and helped them grow spiritually.</div> <div>  </div> <div> Williams shares that the team is already beginning to plan next year’s conference, which will take place in February 2026. He hopes to see more collaboration within Andrews as the event comes together and greater participation from unions within the North American Division.</div> <div>  </div> <div> “The conference especially serves Seminary students historically, but that’s not the purpose of the conference,” says Williams. “I just personally have a burden for [equipping] worship leaders, especially from the fellowships on campus. We’re asking and answering a lot of important questions at the conference, and I want to have a much greater impact in our various communities.”</div> <div>  </div> <div> To learn more about the Music & Worship Conference, please visit the International Center for Worship & Music <a href="https://www.andrews.edu/icwm/">website</a>.</div> Thu, 06 Mar 2025 15:32:07 +0000 Nursing Department Promotes Community Health http://www.andrews.edu/agenda/66988 The Andrews University School of Nursing and New Heights Christian Community Development Association (CCDA) are working together to offer free blood pressure screenings and health education sessions at the New Heights CCDA Laundry Hub in Benton Heights, MI. These events aim to empower residents to take control of their health and well-being by equipping them with essential knowledge and support. Starting in March, senior nursing students and faculty from Andrews University will provide personalized blood pressure screenings along with practical guidance on improving heart health. These sessions are designed to address a critical health issue in the community: high blood pressure, also known as a “silent killer” due to its lack of symptoms. Left unchecked, high blood pressure can lead to serious health complications such as heart disease or stroke. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn about lifestyle choices that promote cardiovascular health, including tips on nutrition, exercise and stress management. The program also offers a space where participants can ask questions and gain encouragement from a supportive community. Chris Britton, executive director of New Heights CCDA, emphasizes the importance of this partnership. “New Heights CCDA is thrilled to continue working with the Andrews University School of Nursing to address significant health disparities in Benton Heights,” he says. “Together, we are committed to equipping residents with the resources, knowledge, and skills to take charge of their cardiovascular health. Hosting this initiative at the Laundry Hub allows us to create an accessible, welcoming space where individuals can take meaningful steps toward a healthier future.” The screenings will take place on March 13, March 27, April 10 and April 24 from 3–5:30 p.m. at the Laundry Hub, located at 2121 Red Arrow Highway in Benton Harbor. These free events are open to all community members. This collaboration exemplifies a shared commitment to improving community health and fostering hope. By participating in these sessions, residents have the opportunity to make an investment in their own future and that of their loved ones. For more information about the events, contact Shawna McNeily at <a href="mailto:shawnah@andrews.edu">shawnah@andrews.edu</a> or Chris Britton at <a href="mailto:chris.b@newheightsccda.com">chris.b@newheightsccda.com</a>. Andrews University School of Nursing The Andrews University School of Nursing is dedicated to training healthcare professionals who excel in providing compassionate care. With a focus on Christ-centered service and people-first education, the school emphasizes hands-on learning through initiatives that address real-world health challenges. The program equips students with the expertise and values needed to lead in the nursing field and make a meaningful difference in their communities. New Heights CCDA New Heights CCDA is a nonprofit organization serving under-resourced communities in Berrien County, MI. Through a faith-based approach, the organization provides tools, education and essential services to help individuals and families transition from scarcity to stability and success. New Heights CCDA collaborates with local partners to empower communities through innovative programs and opportunities. Thu, 06 Mar 2025 14:52:38 +0000 Speaking Up With Women Returns to Andrews http://www.andrews.edu/agenda/66971 Andrews University will present the third annual Speaking Up With Women event on Thursday, March 6, 2025. The event aims to support and empower women across the Southwest Michigan region. It will be held in the Howard Performing Arts Center on the Andrews University campus, located at 4160 East Campus Circle Drive. Doors are set to open at 3:30 p.m. This year’s event will be hosted by Raelynn Lee, news reporter for WSBT, Channel 22, and will feature a powerful panel discussion with esteemed women leaders from diverse professional backgrounds, along with a variety of performances and a vendor fair. Facilitated by Debbie Michel, director of communication for the Lake Union Conference and editor of the Lake Union Herald, the panel will provide insights and inspiration to attendees. The panelists include: <ul> <li> Ashley Hines, Benton Harbor Community Development Corporation</li> <li> SaTanna Warren, Benton Harbor city commissioner</li> <li> Dillondria Patterson, principal at Benton Harbor Discovery Enrichment Center</li> <li> Kim Jorgensen Gane, local author</li> <li> Mamie Yarbrough, 4th District commissioner for Berrien County</li> <li> Mary Jo Schnell, OutCenter of Southwest Michigan</li> </ul> Additional presentations will be delivered by Kyna King, project specialist at Corewell Health, and Katie Davis, vice president of external affairs at Indiana Michigan Power. The event will also highlight the achievements of locally owned businesses and organizations led by outstanding female entrepreneurs, with special awards recognizing their service and contributions to the community. Attendees will enjoy an uplifting atmosphere featuring music, artistic performances and a vendor fair. Beyond Limits Entertainment, with founder Ardale Clark, will contribute to the program, and local businesses and nonprofits will be showcasing their work in booths at the vendor fair. Those interested in participating as vendors can inquire via email at <a href="mailto:gunnn@andrews.edu">gunnn@andrews.edu</a>. Registration for the event is suggested and can be completed <a href="https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScNpeEYM-ntYxxpajwg4zjpPXIVhQg2rccnzxGj2uDz7kGbpQ/viewform">here</a>. On Wednesday, March 5, an additional event will be presented by Corewell Health’s Culinary Medicine team at the Andreasen Center for Wellness from 5:30–7:30 p.m. Local chef and business owner Audrey Peeples will present a cooking demonstration, teaching cooking techniques while discussing her career as a chef. Registration is free and can be completed at this <a href="https://www.onlineregistrationcenter.com/register/222/page1.asp?m=341&c=10093">link</a>. Join the Andrews University community for both days of empowerment, networking and celebration as the campus recognizes and uplifts the incredible leaders of Michiana. Mon, 03 Mar 2025 14:27:25 +0000 Wind Symphony Presents Vespers Concert http://www.andrews.edu/agenda/66953 The Andrews University Wind Symphony and invited guest ensembles will present the vespers concert “Sing Praise!” on Friday, Feb. 28, at 7:30 p.m. in the Howard Performing Arts Center. The evening of praise and worship will feature performances by the Wind Symphony under the direction of Denisse Santos, University Singers under the direction of Stephen Zork and Deliverance Mass Choir under the direction of Michael Owusu. A variety of hymns and contemporary praise songs will be part of the evening’s performance, with opportunities for audience participation. The repertoire will include renditions of “How Deep the Father’s Love,” “Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing,” “Be Thou My Vision,” “Amazing Grace,” “In Christ Alone” and more. The event is free, and no tickets are required. For additional information, contact the Howard box office at 269-471-3560. For a full season schedule of events at the Howard Performing Arts Center, visit <a href="http://howard.andrews.edu">howard.andrews.edu</a>. Thu, 20 Feb 2025 15:48:08 +0000 Deans List Released for Fall 2024 http://www.andrews.edu/agenda/66942 Andrews University has announced the undergraduate deans list for fall semester 2024. The students listed have maintained a semester GPA of 3.5 or higher while having at least 12 credits, no incompletes and no grade below a B. Acevedo, Joel Adap, Caitlin E. Aguilera, Leonardo R. Aguirre, Sarah N. Ahl, JeAnn C. Ahn, Aileen A. Alarcon, Pamela J. Ali, Adri Allyn, Nathan G. Alvarez, Sophia N. Alvarez-Wilches, John D. Alvarez-Wilches, Juan C. Alves, Jaycee S. Anderson, Jordan A. Anglada, Arisbel E. Apol, Maria L. Apola, Drusilla A. Avitia, Sicily E. Ayala Carrera, Marly Rebeca Ayala Carrera, Jocabed J. Ayala Rios, Aiko J. Bacchiocchi, Enzo F. Balasingam, Olivier-Yoseph V. Balorda, Etien A. Banish, Sarah E. Banuelos Vargas, Janeth Baptist, Natalie Barayuga, Clark Jann Baun, Sophia R. Baushke, Loghan E. Benavidez III, Joseph S. Bencito, Nathan O. Bevier, Corinna O. Blake, Finnegan J. Bliven, Katelyn A. Blotor, Greta J. Bodden, Malls J. Bolin, Cade H. Bondarchuk, Anna E. Borges, Lucille J. Botelho, Sabree A. Braithwaite, Trista R. Brieva, Arianna E. Brobbey, Daniela S. Brouhard, Seth C. Brown, Natalia Browne Jr, Colin M. Bruggemann, Dre F. Burch, Xienne N. Butnaru, Alex S. Buursma, Angie J. Cabezas, Erika Caleb, Dean I. Cambigue, Tobin B. Campbell, Suvan S. Cancel, Abigail M. Canubas, Andre Cardenas, Joanna J. Carlsen, Callie G. Carlson, Brendon D. Caruthers, Asha C. Castelo-Tabaday, Caitlyn R. Cautivar, Kendall E. Cervantes, Edward L. Ceus, Herbens Cha, Colin Y. Chae, Songhwa Chen, Yi-No Cho, Paul Cho, Ashley Chojnacki, Tom P. Chong, Tracy Chun, Karan Ciin, Rose L. Clarke, Jo-Ellyn Clarke, Kahra N. Clarke, Zamara K. Clough, Jon C. Coleman, Moriah P. Coleman, Nadine M. Conroy, Cameron J. Conroy, Nicholas S. Constantino, Anika F. Coon, Jake Corbett, Kristi K. Cortez Jr, Luis A. Cousins, Imani M. Creitz, David Cruz, Amanda Cruz, Daniel J. Cruz Esquimes, Jean C. Cummins, Anthony Czeczuga, Sonshine Dale, Micah C. Daluz I, Ashley L. Dankyau, Jemima Darrell, Jaquan N. David, Ayanna Davis, Katie M. De Carvalho, Melissa N. De Leon, Chloee A. Dela Paz, Kurt M. Delacruz, Ethan A. delaRoca, Andrew G. Dennis, Ysa M. DeSilva, Mackenzie E. DeWitt, Jason D. Diaz, Diana P. Djordjevic, Niki M. Dombrowski, Andrew Dominguez, Memo Dominguez, Sebastian S. Dronen, Fin C. Drysdale-Brown, Francine R. Dubon, Melani M. Dulan, Alexis M. Dunham I, Lexie M. Elanko, Nathan R. Ermshar, Loryn O. Etienne, Elie E. Ettienne, Miajah H. Evans, Kamryn Everett, Lindsey R. Fahey, Kaitlyn M. Fernandez, Nathan R. Fleming, Cailan Flores, Ceiry N. Flores, Josh J. Flores, Sam M. Forbes, Mariann A. Fossmeyer, Kenzie M. Foster, Alex J. Fowler, Mika R. Frederick Jr, Danny E. Frichtl, Zalen J. Fritz, Zach C. Fung, Yat Long Galarza, Jasmin A. Gallardo, Alondra Garcia Orozco, Heidi Gelin, Alyssa D. Gichana, Barnaby K. Gietsel, Michelle E. Golooba-Mutebi, Kato Gomez, Raquel Gomez Urquiola, Brad Gomide, Jonathan B. Goode, Justyce J. Greenhaw, Seth T. Gregory Naranjo, Darysa Grimm, Alan J. Guo, Jacob Hamstra, Owen O. Hamstra, Kyra L. Hann, Maddie I. Harden, Megan L. Harris, Hannah L. Hart, Elizabeth M. Hatlangh, Lun L. Helfenbein, Hanna Henry Saturne, Daniel B. Henry Saturne, David C. Henry Saturne, Joel A. Hess, Antonia F. Hess, Rebekah M. Hetherington, Evan J. Hill, Dj A. Hill, Skylor D. Ho, Tik Yau Hola, Liseti L. Holbrook, Daena R. Howell, Emily M. Hughes, Aliyah Hughes, Ariana E. Ialysheva, Sofiia Imazu, Mark L. Inae, Elise Iribar Corpas, Mailyn Isaac, George S. Ishimwe, Passi Isoe, Abigael K. Izumi, Caleb A. Jackson, Caleb J. Jang, Joyce J. Jankovic, Jakov Jarrett, Cole Jayme, Apollo O. Jean-Francois, Sarah Jeffers, Molly C. Jeronimo, Anders J. Jeung, SeongHyeon Jewell, Daylan W. Jhang, David Johns, Bryn E. Johnson, Elijah N. Joo, Alyssa G. Joo, David Jordache, Roman A. Jordan, Madi R. Jordan, Olivia G. Juanata, Gaberylle M. Junsay, Ben P. Junsay, Ethan P. Kajiura, Karina R. Kamundi, David K. Kasper, Jonathan H. Kaur, Simranjeet Khaula, Violet Kidin, Nicole D. Kim, Adriana Kim, Caleb J. Kim, Doyle Kim, Elliott A. Kim, Emerson S. Kim, Eunice Kim, Grayce Kim, Gahyun Kim, Jaeun Kim, Jimin Kim, Khup K. Kim, Lily H. Kim, Megan S. Kim, John Korter, Iriana M. Koster, Amanda J. Krueger, Kristen A. Kwon, Jakob B. Kwon, Jeremy S. Lacson, Lyra Lacy, Lucas D. Lam, Hiutung Lam, Kenny Lapoterie, Nela Lapuebla, Charisse D. Lawton, Faith C. Lawton, Hope K. Le Roux, Tyler Lee, Ari Lee, Arin S. Lee, Grant W. Lee, Jessica Lee, Lauren H. Lee, Megan Lee, Sumin Leets, Seth Li, Christen R. Lim, Anderson M. Lim, Audrey J. Loenser, Ben B. Loss, Bianca N. Lufafa, Jesse Junior Lugo, Carlos G. Lyons, Brenna L. Lyons, Karis F. Ma, Jun J. Mack, Yohance A. Magakat, Jordan A. Magakat, Jorel I. Magan, Julianna R. Mai, Ava M. Makumbe, Natalie T. Malabrigo, Praise Mamarimbing, Shania C. Mange, Prudence Mangundah, Beaula Manigat, Guichard Marita, Tahlia Martin, Nora R. Martin Rodriguez, Rut Martindale, Mackenzie A. Martinez, Kobe R. Martins, Leo S. Martins dos Reis, Gui Mateo, Leslie Mathieu, Nathan A. Matsiuk, Viola Matus, Trey Matuszewski, Lorna McArthur, Natalie J. McCain, Reagan E. McGrew, Dana McKinley, Joseph L. Meekma, Mitchell G. Mellish, Sienna Y. Mendonca, Natalie Meng, Tianshu Mercado, Lucia A. Miller, Nate N. Min, Roy Minani, Alex Miranda Navarro, Kenneth D. Mongkau, Aldrich N. Monreal, Sharmaine T. Monroe, Madeline R. Moore, Melissa L. Morant, Sydney J. Moris, Brendaliz Morrow, Josiah J. Morse, Jason M. Mortenson, Hadley W. Muhlenbeck, Parker A. Mung, Pau Murillo Sierra, Karla A. Murnin, Harliegh E. Mwila, Musonda Nazir, Aseel Neidigh, Ian Nelson, Katlin D. Neves Rodriguez, Ysabella Newland, Cheyenne S. Ngugi, Chris N. Northrop Jr, Dj R. Novakoski, Mackenzie Nwanganga, Alex M. Nwankwo, Ekenna O. Nyamweya, Liz O'Connor, Emily A. Oburi, Alvin Ochoa Lal, Yuseli D. Ogeto Momanga, Richard Ogwangi, Malachi O. Oh, Heecheon Okindo, Purity K. Ombao, LiAnn K. Orellana Campana, Angel G. Osei, Gideon S. Overfield, Delina J. Pacylowski, Katie N. Pagarigan, Janelle L. Pailing, Jaden C. Pak, Anna Y. Parao-Maiz, Stefany A. Park, Amanda Y. Park, Hae-Lyn H. Park, Haneul Park, James J. Park, Lauren E. Parra, Jesus A. Paulino-Pena, Nurieliz E. Paulino-Pena, Oriel A. Pava Marrugo, Valeria Pazvakawambwa, Tsitsi N. Pelayo Cang, Naomi Pelletier, Joel Pelote, Jonathan C. Pelote, Joseph M. Penn, Hunter S. Perez, Eliana C. Perez, Vanessa A. Perez Hernandez, Laura L. Perry, Jp Petersen, Jillian K. Peterson, Braeden J. Peterson, Mike E. Petgrave, Zipporah N. Pettey, Raleigh T. Phillips, Julaine A. Pierre, Katherine M. Pierre, Madeline O. Piresson II, Joseph Plata, Hitiel A. Poloche, Natalia Potts, Andrew I. Prada, Bianca M. Pratley, Valorie L. Quirindongo, Alexis Quispe, Kylie J. Radivojevic, Ben A. Ramirez, Rebekah A. Randall, Addison J. Rateiwa, Tinomudaishe T. Razon, Jm Rigel I. Reid, Natalie M. Reid, Nate S. Reiner, Kaleb D. Riley, Rohannah D. Riley, Shaelerece J. Ringstaff, Emma M. Robbins, Braxten R. Rodgers, Salena C. Rogers, Jenae A. Rogers, Sean M. Rosette, Karla Rubio, Sara M. Ruckle, Lydia D. Ruiz Leon II, Miguel I. Rutayisire, Gaetan Rybachek, Anna Salgado, Noel E. Samardzic, Petar R. Sarkodie, Jordan S. Sauser, Ellie A. Scaffidi, Isaiah F. Schulze, Georgia M. Schwartz I, Caleb J. Sciarabba Badenas, Marco A. Scollard, Aubreyanna R. Scott, Brooke A. Scott, Kevin M. Seigal, Sean Senatus, Verlencia J. Seo, Andrew J. Seo, Yeonwoo Shannon, Elizabeth M. Shepard, Jamie P. Shim, Abby A. Shin, Rachel D. Shin, Tomonori Shiow, Towett T. Short, Emma Showalter, Will Simatupang, Fredrick E. Simons, Jaelah A. Simpson, Kyle Smalling, Taznir A. Smith Jr, Drew A. Snodgrass, Maddy Snow, Ryleigh M. Song, Danielle Song, Ellie E. Souza, Raphael T. Srikureja, Gabi I. Sta Ana, Glenielle C. Standish, Skye D. Staples, Ian Stearman, Abby V. Stefanescu, Amelia H. Stockler Martins, Beatriz Stojanov, Ghesi Stubbert, Kaitlyn Suarez, Ruth P. Suddarth, Kent M. Sudhaker, Agishay Sulpice, Frederick K. Sumner, Paige Suncin, Lourdes M. Swackhamer I, Carson B. Swackhamer, Kayleigh M. Syto, Brendan L. Tagarao, Hannah C. Taylor, Alanna Taylor, Lamar E. Taylor, Levonn E. Taylor, Michael P. Tessalee, Nathan A. Theophili, Theo Thomas, Cody L. Thomas, Dominique J. Tillman Jr, Mikhael Toczylowski, Julian M. Truman, Moraya L. Truman, Reily E. Tse, Karen Tuffour, Lisabeth Tyler, Savannah J. Untiveros Enriquez I, Asttrid A. Valasque Saliba, Sabrina VanDenburgh, Jake A. Vath-Taylor, Maddi N. Vega Bravo II, German D. Velinova, Celeste N. Vietz, Nathan L. Vine, Christina E. Voroniuk, Pasha Voter Moreno, Pier Paolo Wadley, David M. Waite, Maya C. Walker, Levi C. Wallace, DeeAnn E. Wallack, Seth A. Wang, Kaige Watson, Jalen A. Webb, Melanie M. Wee, Jaden S. Wereje I, Neema G. Whitcomb, Julia C. White, Angelene Wilkens, Kirsten L. Wilson, Faith-Ann R. Wilson, Quintin Q. Wilson, Hailey A. Wilson, Ryan Won, Jenny Yager, Joshua Yamabe, Airi Yanez, Kaitlyn A. Yang, Claire E. Yang, Kervin Ybarra, Aiyana G. Yi, Jessica H. Yoo, Krystal S. Yu, Raina Zengotita, Emma F. Wed, 19 Feb 2025 10:48:55 +0000 Deans List Released for Spring 2024 http://www.andrews.edu/agenda/66941 Andrews University has announced the undergraduate deans list for spring semester 2024. The students listed have maintained a semester GPA of 3.5 or higher while having at least 12 credits, no incompletes and no grade below a B. Abou Haykal, Dayana T. Adap, Sandrine Adema, Zack Ahl, JeAnn C. Ahn, Aileen A. Alarcon, Pamela J. Alba, Kevin M. Alfaro, Luis M. Alo, Jirho B. Alvarez, Brandon A. Alvarez-Wilches, Juan C. Amako, Tomo Anderson, Brooklyn Anderson, Jordan A. Apol, Maria L. Aquino, Arleny Aranky, Angie S. Asij, Gisselle Atencio, Emily G. Atencio, Erica J. Avitia, Sicily E. Ayala Carrera, Marly Rebeca Ayala Carrera, Jocabed J. Ayala Rios, Aiko J. Bacchiocchi, Enzo F. Baldwin, Hayden W. Balorda, Etien A. Banish, Sarah E. Banuelos Vargas, Janeth Barayuga, Clark Jann Barrow, Shannon D. Barrow, Wesley T. Beal, Karyl L. Bell II, Rodney O. Bersabal, Hans S. Bevier, Corinna O. Bills, Alex A. Bishop, Nicklaus D. Blake, Finnegan J. Boateng-Sarpong, Lydia A. Bodden, Malls J. Bojilov, Glorie Bolin, Cade H. Bolin, Nate J. Borges, Lucille J. Botelho, Sabree A. Braithwaite, Trista R. Braswell, Caleb B. Brenes Canales, Sofia Brieva, Arianna E. Briley, Spencer C. Brobbey, Daniela S. Browne Jr, Colin M. Brummund, Rachel L. Burch, Xienne N. Burke, Lily D. Butcher, Adrian E. Butnaru, Alex S. Cain, Sara E. Campbell, Solana K. Campbell, Suvan S. Carballo, Vany G. Carlson, Brendon D. Caruthers, Alyssa Casamayor, Hannie Cha, Colin Y. Chae, Songhwa Chavez Vargas, Loa Y. Cheng, Johann K. Cheung, Ka Wing Choi, Rock Chojnacki, Tom P. Chong, Tracy Chung, Caleb M. Chung, Jeremy C. Ciin, Rose L. Clarke, Jo-Ellyn Clarke, Zamara K. Clough, Jon C. Coffen, Kelli C. Coleman, Moriah P. Coleman, Nadine M. Colon, Ruben A. Conroy, Nicholas S. Contreras Ramirez, Javier Conyne, Siobhan K. Coppock, Angela C. Cortez Jr, Luis A. Cote, Rachel G. Councell, Keaton Cousins, Imani M. Crayton, Andre L. Creitz, David Cross, Cassidy R. Cummins, Anthony Czeczuga, Sonshine Daniel, Ethan W. Darrell, Jaquan N. De Almeida Santana, Sara De Leon, Chloee A. de Souza Mendonça, Julison delaRoca, Andrew G. Dennis, Ysa M. Deonarine, Josiah DeWitt, Jason D. Djordjevic, Niki M. Dockerty, Grace L. Dovich, Ellie R. Drysdale-Brown, Francine R. Duclaire, Dieudonne Dulan, Alexis M. Dunham I, Lexie M. Dunn, Dallas S. Duran Perez, Christian C. Ellis, Annalysa K. English, Rich M. Ernest, Adonis T. Escamilla, Nathan D. Ettienne, Miajah H. Ewu, Welma Viatoe Feitosa, Derek G. Fernandez, Jeremiah Fernandez, Nathan R. Fisher, Elianna Fleming, Cailan Flores, Ceiry N. Flores, Josh J. Fossmeyer, Kenzie M. Francine, Ntakirutimana Francis, Andrew Frederick Jr, Danny E. Freed, Ian Fritz, Sydney E. Fuller, Ally N. Fung, Yat Long Gallardo, Alondra Garcia Orozco, Heidi Glass, Lia D. Golooba-Mutebi, Kato Gomide, Jonathan B. Gomide, Samuel Goode, Justyce J. Grant, Bethany D. Gregory Naranjo, Darysa Grimm, Alan J. Guadiz, Gordon J. Guo, Jacob Guzman, Anali Hailu, Semhar Hajaj, Joyce Hakobyan, John Hamann, Bella F. Hamstra, Owen O. Hamstra, Kyra L. Hamstra, Maia L. Hamstra, Sara D. Handy, Avery J. Hann, Maddie I. Harris, Hannah L. Hart, Elizabeth M. Hatlangh, Lun L. Haugsted, Micalyn F. Helfenbein, Hanna Henriquez, Adam M. Henry Saturne, Hannahbel A. Henry Saturne, Joel A. Hess, Antonia F. Hicks, Emily A. Hicks, Riley J. High, Ben D. Hildebrant, Ian J. Hill, Orlando O. Hill, Skylor D. Hilton, Helena Y. Ho, Man Sze Hodgins, Keira L. Holbrook, Daena R. Holmes, Christian J. Howell, Emily M. Howell, Erica L. Hrovat, Olivia G. Huerta, Marco A. Ialysheva, Sofiia Im, Yebin Imazu, Mark L. Iribar Corpas, Mailyn Isaac, Rekha L. Jaeger, Hans A. James, Emily D. Jang, Joyce J. Jean-Francois, Nora Jean-Francois, Sarah Jeronimo, Anders J. Jewell, Daylan W. Johns, Bryn E. Johnson, Elijah N. Johnson, Karli L. Johnson, Katrina A. Joo, Alyssa G. Jordan, Madi R. Jordan, Olivia G. Joyce, Eleanor Juanata, Gaberylle M. Junsay, Ben P. Katsuren, Josh K. Kaur, Simranjeet Khatri- Chetri, Princess S. Kim, Adriana Kim, Caleb J. Kim, Eunice Kim, Grayce Kim, Jacob Kim, Jack Kim, Jaeun Kim, Jinu Kim, Lily H. Kim, Megan S. Kim, Seonghyun Kim, John Kim, Sion Kim, Joseph Kim, Yoon Ji E. Knowlton, Caleb A. Kobiki, Miyu Kolade, Ifeolu I. Koliadko, Noah D. Korter, Iriana M. Kwon, Benjamin Kwon, Jakob B. Kwon, Jeremy S. Kyei Boahen, Daniele Oduro Lacson, Portia L. Lacy, Lucas D. Lam, Hiutung Larcher, Emmanuel Larrondo, Augusta Larson, Finn H. Law, Vinki Lawton, Faith C. Lechleitner, Anna K. Lechleitner, Matthew C. Lee, Grant W. Lee, Jessica Lee, Jonathan Lee, Lauren H. Lee, Sumin Leiterman, Jaden N. Leon, Ximena S. Leonor, Isabella M. Li, Christen R. Lim, Audrey J. Lim, Kelvin R. Loenser, Ben B. Lopes, Ana E. Loss, Bianca N. Lower, Joshua Lugo, Carlos G. Lupu, Vivienne J. Lyons, Karis F. Mack, Yohance A. Magakat, Jordan A. Magakat, Jorel I. Magan, Julianna R. Malabrigo, Praise Manento, Ray Mange, Prudence Mangundah, Beaula Manigat, Guichard Manrique, Loren M. Martin, Nora R. Martinez, Sophia I. Martins, Leo S. Masengi, Ryano A. Mattson, Luke McArthur, Natalie J. McCulloch, Anthony G. McKinley, Joseph L. McLean, Jordyn E. Meekma, Mitchell G. Meginness, Trinity A. Mellish, Sienna Y. Miller, Nate N. Min, Roy Mongkau, Aldrich N. Moore, Melissa L. Morara, Hope M. Moris, Brendaliz Morrow, Josiah J. Morrugares, Johanan L. Morse, Jason M. Mortera Chavira, Jhoana Morton, Jonathan S. Mularczyk, Luke R. Munson, Alex Murnin, Harliegh E. Mwila, Musonda Myint, Htet L. Navarro, Alex J. Nazir, Aseel Neidigh, Ian Nelson, Katlin D. Newland, Cheyenne S. Ngugi, Chris N. Nieves Reyes, Megan Northrop Jr, Dj R. Novakoski, Mackenzie Nunez, Destiny J. Nurcahyo I, Olive B. Nwanganga, Abigail O. Nwanganga, Alex M. Nyamweya, Liz Nzioki, Japheth M. O'Mara, Ethan Obara, Lisa Oburi, Alvin Ogeto Momanga, Richard Oh, Brena Oh, Brendan Okindo, Purity K. Olofernes, Rod A. Ombao, LiAnn K. Onchomba, Caleb Onoffrey, Nathan A. Onserio, Abbygael N. Orellana Campana, Angel G. Oster, Kami J. Oster, Soren D. Oster, Zoe A. Oudri, Fio Oudri, Sofia Overfield, Delina J. Pailing, Jaden C. Palacio, Julio A. Par, Dawson Park, Amanda Y. Park, Hae-Lyn H. Park, Haneul Park, James J. Paulino-Pena, Oriel A. Pazvakawambwa, Tsitsi N. Pelayo Cang, Naomi Pelletier, Alan Penn, Hunter S. Perez, Eliana C. Petersen, Jillian K. Peterson, Braeden J. Peterson, Mike E. Pettey, Raleigh T. Pham, Quynh Phillips, Julaine A. Pierre, Katherine M. Pierre, Madeline O. Piresson, Ambrosee Plata, Hitiel A. Pontes, Gabriel A. Potts, Andrew I. Poua, Lilia A. Prada, Bianca M. Prestes, Hailey C. Prudente, Rhymiel T. Radivojevic, Ben A. Ramos, Ashley E. Randall, Addison J. Randall, David C. Ratteray, Gabby G. Raudales-Zavala, Cynthia V. Reeves, Sydney C. Regneantu, Jason B. Reid, Natalie M. Reid, Nate S. Renner, Lolo L. Reyes Rivas, Moises Ricketts, Raget A. Riggs-Wright, Myah R. Riley, Rohannah D. Rivera, Alysia Rivera, Caleb N. Robbins, Braxten R. Rodgers, Salena C. Rogers, Jenae A. Rogers, Sean M. Rojas Marrugo, Gabriel F. Roosenberg, Jo M. Roosenberg III, John M. Roper, Abby M. Rubio, Sara M. Ruckle, Lydia D. Ruvalcaba, Jessica Ryan, Tracy J. Rybachek, Anna Saelee, Janessa C. Saelee, Jeffrey T. Sakanoue-Defranca, Naomi N. Salgado, Noel E. Sanchez, Omar Sanchez Santiago, Keidi Sandoval Sune, David D. Santana Jiménez, Leurys Sarkodie, Jordan S. Sauser, Ellie A. Scaffidi, Isaiah F. Schlueter, Alan Schwartz I, Caleb J. Sciarabba Badenas, Flavia I. Seigal, Sean Senatus, Verlencia J. Seo, Andrew J. Seo, Yeonwoo Shepard, Jamie P. Shim, Abby A. Shin, Jeremy J. Shin, Rachel D. Shiu, Joey H. Simons, Jaelah A. Sinclair, Daija D. Sitanggang, Nathaniel D. Smith, Carolina G. Smith, Davielle Snow, Ryleigh M. Song, Danielle Song, Ellie E. Srikureja, Gabi I. Sta Ana, Glenielle C. Stallard, Jalen Staples, Erin M. Stefanescu, Amelia H. Stubbert, Kaitlyn Sukumaran, Maya L. Sumner, Paige Sumner, Peter J. Suncin, Lourdes M. Swackhamer, Kayleigh M. Taina, Melanie Taylor, Alanna Tessalee, Anneliese D. Thang, Thangno K. Toczylowski, Julian M. Torrealba, Monica Townsend, Natalee S. Trecartin, Abigail Truman, Moraya L. Tse, Karen Tu, Jerry Tuffour, Lisabeth Tumangday, Peter C. Tyler, Savannah J. Vath-Taylor, Maddi N. Vaughan, Salanah J. Vega Bravo II, German D. Velazquez Vega, Paulette Velinova, Celeste N. Vine, Christina E. Voroniuk, Nikita Walker, Levi C. Wallace, DeeAnn E. Wallack, Seth A. Watts, Darah Watts, Shania J. Webb, Melanie M. Wee, Jaden S. Weems, Carly E. Weiss Segui, Elena I. Wereje I, Neema G. Westerman, Reagan White, Gabby S. Wightman, Rece Wilcox, Corrine K. Wilkens, Kirsten L. Williams, Morgan A. Wolf, Sarah Woodcock, Megan Woods, Jeffrey P. Yanez, Kaitlyn A. Yang, Kervin Yanilla, Nicolas Yi, Enoch H. Yoo, Krystal S. Young, Bailey L. Yu, Raina Zapata, Keiry A. Zavricico, Esfir Zhang, Robert Zhao, Andy Zimmerman, Nicholas S. Zuniga, Alesandra I. Wed, 19 Feb 2025 10:45:23 +0000