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August 2014 News Articles
OBU Welcomes Arbo, Cragin to Colleges of Theology, Business
August 19, 2015—OBU is pleased to announce the addition of Dr. Matthew Arbo and Dr. John Cragin to the university faculty. Arbo joins the Herschel H. Hobbs College of Theology and Ministry as assistant professor of theological studies, and Cragin joins the Paul Dickinson College of Business as professor of
OBU Students 'Serve Shawnee' During Welcome Week
August 18, 2015—"Serve Shawnee" began in 2001 to show students they have a lot to contribute to the community. Each freshman class including transfers go out for three hours to different locations in Shawnee. They participate in a variety of projects including picking up trash, painting, cleaning, pulling
OBU Ranked One of Nation's Best Baccalaureate Colleges
August 28, 2014—Washington Monthly named OBU one of the Best Baccalaureate Colleges of 2014. OBU was ranked 28 on the list of 346 schools and has appeared on the list in the past.
Washington Monthly gives high marks to institutions that contribute to society, enroll low income students, help them graduate and
Whitlock Inspires OBU Community at Annual Convocation
August 27, 2014—Oklahoma Baptist University President Dr. David Whitlock inspired a gathering of students, faculty, administration and staff during OBU's annual Convocation Wednesday, Aug. 27. The event was held in Raley Chapel's Potter Auditorium on the OBU campus in Shawnee. Whitlock's theme was "Careless
College of Science and Mathematics Welcomes New Faculty
August 26, 2014—OBU is pleased to announce the addition of new faculty to the James E. Hurley College of Science and Mathematics. Dr. Gerard Dumancas, instructor of chemistry and stockroom manager; and Brittany Noble, instructor of mathematics, join the faculty for the fall 2014 semester.
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OBU to Host Music Leaders for Free Luncheon with Keith Getty
August 26, 2014—OBU invites music and worship leaders to attend a free lunch event with Keith Getty, Sept. 15 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The event will take place in the Mabee Suite inside the Noble Complex on OBU's campus in Shawnee. This free event is designed primarily for Christian worship leaders and
College of Fine Arts Welcomes New Faculty
August 25, 2014—OBU is pleased to announce the addition of three new faculty members to the Warren M. Angell College of Fine Arts. Stephen Draper, instructor of broadcast journalism; Justin Pierce, instructor of music; and Dr. Kathy Scherler, assistant professor of music education, will join the faculty for
College of Humanities and Social Sciences Welcomes New Faculty
August 25, 2014—OBU is pleased to announce the addition of new faculty members to the College of Humanities and Social Sciences. Dr. D.H. Dilbeck, assistant professor of history; Tricia Hansen, assistant professor of education; Kellie Young, assistant professor of education; Dr. Alan Noble, assistant
Bison Dance Team Wins Second Place at NDA Competition
August 22, 2014—The OBU Bison Dance Team took second place at a regional camp and competition held Aug. 16-17 at Oklahoma City University. The team earned a bid to the National Dance Alliance Championship in April in Daytona Beach, Florida. The group is in its first full year of performance and
College of Nursing Holds Inaugural Commissioning Ceremony for Class of 2016
August 22, 2014—OBU's College of Nursing held its inaugural College of Nursing Commissioning Ceremony Thursday, Aug. 21, in the Craig-Dorland Theatre on OBU's campus in Shawnee. The event was part of a national initiative sponsored by the American Association of Colleges of Nursing and the Arnold P. Gold
OBU Announces Fall Chapel Series Theme, Speakers
August 21, 2014—OBU will kick off the Fall 2014 Chapel Series in early September. This year, the series is themed, "Parables of the Kingdom: Jesus' Word Pictures as Found in the Gospel of Luke." During the series, speakers will dive further into many familiar parables, exposing their meaning and
President Whitlock Offers Advice for Students as They Begin Fall Semester
August 21, 2014—On Sunday evening, Aug. 17, OBU President Dr. David Whitlock encouraged new students with seven pieces of advice to help them succeed in college and in life. With classes beginning today on Bison Hill, we share this wisdom with the university community to inspire us all as we launch the fall
College of Nursing Welcomes New Faculty
August 20, 2014—OBU is pleased to announce the addition of new College of Nursing faculty. Megan Smith, Natalie Tapley and Rita Williams all join the faculty as assistant professors of nursing for the fall 2014 semester.
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Guindon, Roberson Challenge Students to Be and Make Disciples
August 20, 2014—The first chapel messages of the semester, traditionally known as the "Fall Challenge," are part of OBU's Welcome Week, where students are welcomed and oriented to life on the OBU campus.
For chapel messages, follow this link.
OBU alumnus Matt Roberson leads worship during the first service
OBU Hosts Ribbon Cutting for New Cafe on the Hill Campus Dining
August 19, 2014—OBU celebrated the official grand opening of its new Cafe on the Hill Tuesday, Aug. 19, at 11:15 a.m. with a ribbon cutting ceremony. The dining space is on the second floor of the Geiger Center, the hub of activity on OBU's Shawnee campus.
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Princeton Review Names OBU 'Best in the West' for 2015
August 19, 2014—For the 10th consecutive year, OBU has been named one of the best colleges and universities in the western United States by The Princeton Review. OBU was one of 124 institutions recommended in the "Best in the West" section on the educational research firm's website feature, "2015 Best
Fall Challenge Chapel Services Kick Off Semester
August 18, 2014—OBU will host the annual Fall Challenge Chapel series Aug. 20-22. Services will be hosted in Raley Chapel's Potter Auditorium, Wednesday, Aug. 20, at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. as well as Friday, Aug. 22, at 10 a.m.
The first chapel messages of the semester, traditionally known as the "Fall
OBU Welcomes Incoming Bison
August 16, 2014—
Upperclassmen at OBU swarm the cars of incoming freshmen to unload their clothing, dorm room furnishings and other belongings in a matter of minutes during OBU's 2014 Move-In Day Saturday, Aug. 16. The warm welcome is a hallmark that launches OBU's annual Welcome Week.
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OBU / Shawnee Community Orchestra to Hold Auditions
August 12, 2014—The OBU/Shawnee Community Orchestra will open auditions for its 14th season Monday, Aug. 25, at 7 p.m. in Raley Chapel on the OBU campus in Shawnee. The orchestra is under the direction of Dr. Jim Hansford, Burton H. Patterson professor of music and director of bands emeritus, as well as
Richards Leads CGPS Into New Era
August 12, 2014—Rhonda Richards dreams of the future and the impact graduates of Oklahoma Baptist University's college of graduate and professional studies will have on the world. She dreams of growing the college's enrollment and degree options, not for the college's sake, but for the sake of the lives that
OBU Faculty Find Opportunities to Minister in India
August 11, 2014—Four OBU faculty members traveled to India July 5-17 to share the Gospel and seek opportunities for future GO trips. The group witnessed firsthand physical and spiritual poverty and used every opportunity to share the hope and healing Jesus offers.
Overflowing with both physical and spiritual
Whitlock Named Senior Fellow of ERLC Research Institute
August 11, 2014—OBU President Dr. David W. Whitlock has been named a Senior Research Fellow for the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission (ERLC) of the Southern Baptist Convention. The ERLC recently announced the launch of the new Research Institute under the direction of its president, Russell Moore,
OBU Offers Private Music Lessons, Classes and Choirs to the Public
August 8, 2014—Aspiring musicians of all ages may now enroll and join Oklahoma Baptist University's Music Preparatory Department for the 2014-15 academic year. Lessons are available for most instruments, voice, art, Kindermusik classes, performing choirs and more.
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Music Preparatory Department Announces Choir Auditions
August 7, 2014—OBU's Music Preparatory Department will conduct choir auditions for students in grades 3-12, Aug. 14, 15 and 18, from 3-5 p.m. in OBU's Raley Chapel, Room 141. Three choirs are available for various age groups.
All interested students in grades 3-12 from Shawnee and the surrounding area are
Two OBU Students Live Out the Great Commission in Portland
August 7, 2014—In Oklahoma, a state that falls in the "Bible Belt," it's said you can find a church on every street corner. If you venture outside the boundaries of the "belt," churches can be harder to find. This summer, two OBU students traveled to Portland, Oregon, and discovered church can take place in
OBU Debuts Marching Band for Fall 2014
August 4, 2014—In 2013, OBU fielded its first football team in 73 years. This fall, another tradition will be revived with the "Bison Brigade" marching band debuting on the OBU campus.
The last time a marching band hit the field on Bison Hill was in 1940, the same year football started its long hiatus at
Students Share Jesus with College Students in East Asia
August 1, 2014—Four Oklahoma Baptist University students and two alumni traveled to East Asia June 1-July 2. The group focused their time and energy on building relationships with local college students in hopes they would be able to share the Gospel. The Eastern part of Asia has over 100 colleges that are


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500 Year-Old Skeleton Is King Richard III
DNA tests suggest that bones found under a parking lot in Leicester, England, are those of King Richard III, who ruled from 1483 to 1485 before being killed at the Battle of Bosworth. Dow Jones's Jenny Gross looks at the debate over where he should be buried.
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Chevy will be using the Detroit Auto Show on Jan. 14 to release two quintessentially American products: an all-new Corvette and Silverado pickup truck. But the automaker's booth will have an international flavor as well, as five vehicles from Chevy's global lineup will also be on display.
"[Detroit] kicks off the global auto show season and gives us a unique opportunity to show off the depth of Chevrolet's global product lineup," Mary Barra, a senior vice president of Global Product Development, said in a statement.
The vehicles are sold in markets like China, Brazil, and Indonesia and are all designed to meet the specific needs of their respective markets.
The Sail is a compact sedan developed jointly in China with the Pan Asia Technical Automotive Center. Chevy says it's intended for "young Chinese families," though it will also be exported to emerging markets like Chile, Peru and Bolivia.
Also representing the South American market is the Onix, a small, four-door hatchback. This car has been on sale in Brazil since November 2012, and Chevy says it can run on 100% ethanol or a mix of ethanol and gasoline.
The Spin is a compact, four-door minivan made in Indonesia for sale in that country and Thailand. Chevy says the seven-passenger Spin was designed with the urban confines of these countries in mind.
Also on display at the Chevy booth will be the Trax and the Orlando.
The Trax is a compact sport utility vehicle to be sold in Mexico and Canada. It shares a platform with the Buick Encore, which is sold in the U.S. Meanwhile, the Orlando is another four-door minivan made in South Korea and sold in Canada.
This emphasis on Chevy as a global brand is also reflected in a new advertising slogan.
Earlier this week, GM dumped Chevy's America-centric "Chevy Runs Deep" advertising slogan for "Find New Roads," a tagline the company believes better matches its ambitions for overseas sales.
"Now is an excellent time to build the brand on a global basis," said Alan Batey, GM's vice president for U.S. sales, service and global marketing.
Chevrolet plans 20 vehicle launches globally this year.
Founded in 1911, Chevrolet has long been one of the top nameplates in the U.S. But it is also a giant global brand, selling more than 4 million cars and trucks annually in 140 countries. Back in 2002, just 27% of Chevrolet's sales were outside the U.S. Today it's 63%.
Chevrolet has used the "Chevy Runs Deep" slogan since 2010. It has appeared in seven Super Bowl commercials and was an attempt to connect buyers to the auto brand's roots in American society as the company started to rebuild from its 2009 federal bailout and bankruptcy reorganization.


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - James Zorich headed in a corner kick by Ryan Sheffler with 2:04 remaining in regulation to give MIT a 2-1 victory over Wentworth Institute of Technology on Tuesday. With the win, the Engineers improve to 6-5 on the season while the Leopards fall to 5-8.
Wentworth had numerous chances early in the contest, as it was awarded six corner kicks during the first 13 minutes. The Leopards appeared to take a 1-0 lead in the 32nd minute, but the goal was negated due to an offside call. Wentworth eventually ended the scoreless affair five minutes later when Chris Hartmann fed Dan Marra, who eluded the defense and found the far post.
MIT notched the equalizer at the 53:55 mark when Sheffler served a corner kick into the goal mouth which was deflected into the back of the net. In goal, Thomas Caldwell collected four saves for the Engineers while John Brault made five saves for Wentworth.


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The 2003-2004 season proved to be one of the most exciting seasons in the history of the women's basketball program at Lipscomb University. In just their first season of NCAA Division I eligibility, the Lady Bisons won an impressive 20 games, won the Atlantic Sun Conference championship and competed in the NCAA tournament. It was certainly an exciting year for the Lady Bisons and a great season to build on for the future.
This season's highlights include: The first women's basketball team in NCAA Division I history to make it to the "Big Dance" in their first year of eligibility. The first women's team to win the Atlantic Sun Conference championship in their first year of conference play. Finished as regular season conference co-champions with 14-6 record #1 in Atlantic Sun Conference home attendance--last 6 home games averaged 1,211 fans. The first Lipscomb University sports program to make it to a NCAA tournament Finished the season with a 20-12 record. Coach Frank Bennett (520-266) was voted Atlantic Sun Conference Coach of the Year. Junior Courtney Boynton was named 1st team All-Conference and Sophomore Katie Beth Pate was named 2nd team All-Conference and was the A-Sun Tournament MVP.


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Participants will use scientific practices to investigate answers to questions involving the color of the sky, sunsets, the Sun, and oceans. This activity requires use of a clear acrylic or glass container to hold water, a strong flashlight,... (View More) batteries for the flashlight, and powdered creamer or milk. (View Less)
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You hear a chuckle.
"OK, that's two. We'll walk with you up close to the house to make sure you go in. Just in case."
The walk to the old Rigby house isn't far, but a walk has never seemed as fast at the walk tonight. In only seconds (it seems) you stand facing the door. Bill, Kim, and the others (you finally confirm your suspicions in the moonlight) stand back a few feet; you realize they are frightened after all.
The front door is covered with cobwebs and dirt; its white paint peels in flakes onto the porch. For a brief moment, a glimmer of hope rises in you. The hope is shattered as you grasp the handle; the door collapses inward with a frightening crash!
Your heart is beating so fast you can feel the throb in you neck; as you gasp for breath, you hear running feet behind you. Whirling about, you see the Shadow Flight in flight through the shadows, running for their lives. You realize that you haven't run - for better or worse, you have already proven your bravery above other members of the club.
The house certainly has decayed a lot, you think. Maybe it's not safe anymore. If you enter, perhaps it will collapse on top of you. Of course, your Flight Orders say you have to spend the night inside to join the club - and you really, really, REALLY want to join this club.
You smile as a thought pops into your head; what if you left now? Would Shadow Flight ever know? Perhaps you could go home and sleep in your own, warm, clean bed after all, but claim you spent the night in the haunted house. Since the club fled in panic, who could prove you didn't?
Play it safe and head for home.
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Course Overview
These 3-day course focuses on industry specific topics related to electrical applications!
Typical infrared courses teach attendees multiple IR applications.
These courses focus on specifics: the electrical application of infrared.
These courses include practical training, course materials and lunch. On completion you receive a Level 1 or 2 Infrared Thermography Certificate and an ID card.
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Prerequisites: None for the Level 1. Level 1 course for the Level 2 course.
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Training Needs Analysis
Are you unsure of your organisational and business objective dependent training needs? Do you require help working out what skills, knowledge and experience your workforce should be learning and developing?
We can conduct training and learning needs analysis to provide you with an independent and robust training requirements specification so you know that your competency development pathway and journey will be specific and appropriate towards your business objectives.
Contact us:
www.k2rcm.co.uk/contact-us – we will exceed your expectations.