A PUBLICATION FOR ALUMNI AND FRIENDS OF CRANDALL UNIVERSITY // Spring/Summer 2017 // Volume 29 Edition 1 // crandallu.ca
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CELEBRATING
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Our 2016-2017 year was a success, seeing over 180 graduates cross the Crandall stage, welcoming a new Athletics Director, traveling North America for worship, launching a new scholarship program, and much more.
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THE GROWING EDGE MAGAZINE spring/summer 2017
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This Year at a Glance We had a busy year, adding new programs, scholarships & awards and members to the Crandall family.
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Faculty Staff Abroad We are proud that our faculty and staff take their work outside the Crandall walls to help others.
20 Convocation Awards Congratulations Class of 2017! See who recieved special recognition for their outstanding achievements. 28 Distinguished Alumni Award Rev. John A. Allen (Jack) was honored this year for his outstanding accomplishments, devoted service, and loyalty to Crandall University.
departments 6 14 Editor & Design Jenna Cann Alumni Relations Laura Kelly
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From Advancement Adult Professional Studies Division Master of Education Faculty & Staff Highlights Alumni News Chargers Athletics
Each year it is my privilege as President to provide a few updates to our alumni and friends. Here are a few things you may like to know:
FROM THE PRESIDENT’S DESK
New programs
This year the Senate approved the creation of a new minor in Kinesiology, a new major in Theatre, and a new minor in Leadership, Politics, and Government which will include a semester of study in Ottawa and an internship on Parliament Hill or with a non-profit agency. The Senate also approved the launch this coming fall of the Claystone Experience, a gap year program for recent high school graduates to be offered in partnership with Shiktehawk Camp in Florenceville-Bristol, New Brunswick. An entirely off campus experience, students will serve at the camp, and will complete cross-cultural experiences in the Dominican Republic, in inner city Montreal, and in a first nations community, all the while also completing a year of university studies and engaging in many outdoor education experiences. A few seats remain for each of these programs for the fall. These programs, as well as significant additions to our scholarship and bursary program and increased investments in athletics are possible only due to the support of many donors who believe in the positive impact that Crandall University can have in the lives of students.
New books
I am pleased to announce that Crandall has been the recent recipient of three large collections of scholarly books. The first collection comes from Mr. David Hawkins, a Moncton-area entrepreneur who has amassed a large collection of books in the areas of business, entrepreneurship, and leadership. The second collection is the personal library of longtime Acadia Divinity College professor and administrator, Dr. Andrew MacRae. This collection focuses in the areas of biblical studies, apologetics, and the practice of ministry. The third is the personal library of Crandall graduate and former professor, Dr. Jim Beverley. This 5,000 volume collection in the areas of world religions, new religions, cults, and apologetics is widely recognized as the finest of its kind in Canada. Dr. Beverley’s collection will be preserved as one unit and will stand alongside the Rawlyk, Murray, and Morrison collections.
Dr. Bruce Fawcett and Mrs. Penny Fawcett President and Vice-Chancellor
Thank you
Let me thank you for your prayers and expressions of concern for my health over the past year. Just after Convocation last year I had a large non-cancerous tumor removed from my brain. The experience was challenging and, as with many forms of suffering, God has used the surgery and recovery to teach me a lot about myself and about Him. I wouldn’t wish the experience on anyone, and yet I wouldn’t want to have missed out on what I learned and how I grew. I have no lingering effects. I feel fine and am working at the same speed as I was before all of this was discovered. Again, thank you for your kind support. I am delighted at the many positive things God is doing in the lives of the students at Crandall University. The transformation of lives is possible only because of your partnership and investment in our students. It is my prayer that God will grant you a healthy and joyful summer season.
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We had a busy year, adding new programs, scholarship & awards and members to the Crandall family. NEW PROGRAMS It’s been an exciting year academically for Crandall! This Fall, we are welcoming a new group of students for our gap-year ClayStone experience, in which students travel and study in various locations locally and internationally. We are also initiating a new Communications Arts - Theatre program, and a new Kinesiology minor.
FOUNDERS BURSARY
The Founders Bursary was created to bridge the gap between the cost of tuition and the total amount of support received by other grants, scholarships, and bursaries that originate from governmental sources and Crandall. See the Scholarships & Busary page on our website to learn more.
GUARANTEED ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS Canadian or international applicants with a minimum admission average of 80%, as determined by the Admissions and Financial Awards Office, automatically qualify for a scholarship for full-time studies!
EDUCATION
The upcoming year for Bachelor of Education is welcoming two new cohorts to campus. There is also a full Master of Education class coming in the Fall of 2017.
FACULTY
We were thrilled to welcome Adam Stewart, a new Sociology professor, and Keith Grant, a new History professor, to the Crandall faculty.
STAFF
We were thrilled to welcome coach Teah Bailey, our new Athletics Director! See page 31 to learn more.
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STANDING IN THE GAP By Dr. Robert Knowles // Vice-President for Advancement The years immediately following high school are critical in setting the trajectory of one’s life. So many important decisions are made regarding studies, career, relationships, and faith. Children raised in the church are encouraged (or prodded) to attend Sunday School, youth group and Sunday services. While for some a period of rebellion, many teens hang in there with family, and the influence of church members, mentors, youth leaders, and pastors helps set a foundation. However, when one sets off for University, things can change. University years are a time for independence, exploration of ideas, and making new friends. If one isn’t careful, these “freedoms” can lead one away from what was once important, namely a close walk with God.
Coming to Crandall is not a guarantee of life or spiritual success. Only God can change lives, but we seek to provide an atmosphere where growth can happen that honours God. Our Staff and Faculty, believers themselves who have faced challenges of studies, can provide guidance and support in a smaller university environment where students are known by their first name, not as a number like large university campuses. Chapel provides a daily opportunity for our community to worship, to study and to build relationships with one another. Our new ClayStone program, launching this fall in cooperation with Camp Shiktehawk, will provide a new, exciting, and engaging program of mission, academics, and discipleship that will strengthen the lives of new students.
Don’t get me wrong, there are many who get plugged in with Christian friends and serve God in a local church away from home. However, I observe in my travels, and from what I read that the wider church is in danger of seeing too many in this emerging generation fall away from faith and vacate our churches. Crandall University is aware of this great need and for decades has been “standing in the gap”, seeking to be what President Fawcett has termed “a Christian Parent’s Best Friend.” Crandall isn’t a perfect environment; I’m not aware that one exists, but we can play a critical role at a key time of life and be a safe place to land as students, many of whom are Christians, some who are not, deal with issues of life and faith.
You understand the value of a Crandall University education. You understand our mission. Your investment as an alumnus/ alumna, supporter of Crandall enables us to stay true to our mission of “transforming lives by providing quality university education firmly rooted in the Christian faith.” Thank you for helping us stand in the gap. Our students, our future depend on it. Dr. Robert Knowles ‘89 Vice President for Advancement P.S. – Would you consider a special gift to Crandall University to help students grow in their understanding of Christian faith and values? Contact us at: advancement@crandallu.ca
For more info: Contact Gilda Ryder 1-506-863-6444 Gilda.ryder@crandallu.ca
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CRANDALL FACULTY & STAFF TRAVEL ABROAD We are proud that our faculty and staff take their work outside the Crandall walls to help others. Below are a few examples of those who travelled in 2016.
DR. STEPHEN DEMPSTER, India Professor of Religious Studies
Dr. Dempster travelled to India for the second time, speaking at Shalom Fellowship church and Youth With A Mission (YWAM) Discipleship Training School. Dr. Dempster participated in the anniversary services of Shalom Fellowship church (located in Hyderabad, in the South of India), engaging with and speaking to over 100 church members. Dr. Dempster enjoys incorporating his international experiences with his classes, sharing stories of God’s goodness and how God is making a difference in the lives of the people.
DIANE TAIT, India
Coordinator of Donor Relations
Diane Tait, and her husband Pastor Shawn Tait, travelled to India for two and half weeks in March as part of a three-person team sent by Far Corners Ministry. Together, they led multi-day retreats for women, youth leaders, and pastors and their spouses in various communities in West Bengal. They also visited local ministries and community development projects around the region and Pastor Shawn had the opportunity to preach in two churches. Overall, it was a whirlwind trip!
DR. SAM REIMER, Nicaragua Professor of Sociology
Dr. Sam Reimer, a professor of sociology, spent two weeks this past summer in Nicaragua as part of an Educator’s Tour sponsored by the Canadian Foodgrains Bank. As part of a team of educators from across Canada, he traveled to remote parts of Nicaragua by boat, plane, and truck to visit projects helping subsistence farmers improve their food security. Sam says the highlight of his trip was two days/ nights living with a coffee farmer in his mud house. “The experience is one I will not quickly forget. I know it will enrich my teaching on poverty and justice.” 7
WHY DO YOU LOVE CRANDALL? Here’s what a few of our students had to say!
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I love all of the opportunities that are present at Crandall. It’s so easy to get involved, get connected, and get encouraged! I’m very grateful of the “Cran-fam” (Crandall community) :) -Jasmine Wong, BBA’18 Student President ‘16-17, ‘17-18
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I love that Crandall has an amazing supportive community and allows opportunities to express my own personality and interests on-campus. It gives a great sense of freedom. -Zack Saint, BA Biblical Studies & Theology’19
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I love Crandall because of the strong sense of community and the dedication of the faculty and staff that makes everything run so well! -Mark Dennis, BA Psychology'18
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I knew Crandall was my home from the first day of school. I’m a person here, not a number. Most profs even know me by name! -Bethany MacDonald, BA English & B.Ed.’20
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I love that Crandall supports me and treats me like one of their own since the day I arrived – in the classroom and on the court. -Brandon Fields, BA Organizational Management’19
I love Crandall because it has given me the opportunity to develop my gifts, as well as further my education. -Angela MacKinnon, BA Psychology’18
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ACADEMICS YOU CAN BE PROUD OF We offer undergraduate, graduate and certificate programs. Our classes are large enough to challenge you and small enough that you get to know professors and fellow students well. Our courses are intellectually challenging and focused on delivering a rigorous, holistic learning experience, which is just one reason why Crandall ranks among Canada’s best universities with a Christian foundation.
ENROLMENT INFO 2017 ENROLMENT DATE: Rolling deadline to Fall 2017 OTHER INFO: We are committed to helping students achieve a transformational education by providing financial assistance in the form of scholarships, awards, and bursaries. Be sure to inquire! Questions: admissions@crandallu.ca
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CATC H UP WITH SOMA CHURCH SOMA CHURCH is a student led church service that meets one Friday a month on campus to worship, to host special student speakers, and to meet as a like-minded group to worship God. There are snacks too!
REUNIONS Last year, we celebrated three decades of alumni – 1950’s, 1960’s, and 1970’s. Each weekend was full of celebration, food, reminiscing, laughter, and music. This September, we’re excited to host the 1960’s Alumni here at Crandall University!
PAINT FIGHT Hosted by the Crandall Student Association, over 100 students battled it out in a mutli-colored paint fight during the 2016 Orientation Week!
SOFTBALL Competitive Alumni? YES WE ARE! Congratulations to 'The Greasy Vets', who won the 2016 Alumni Softball Tournament!
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We’ve had an amazing year, filled with adventure, new experiences, worship, and fun!
APPLE HOUR Every year, our good friends Hazel & Marshall Thompson (who turned 90 this year!) host an Apple Hour for students who wish to come pick apples off our apple trees behind Murray Hall. Thank you Marshall for all you do around campus!
SCIENCE CLEAN UP Every year, the Science Department gives back to the Crandall Family by taking on a Fall Clean Up around campus. We have 200+ acres of land, and the faculty/students work hard to clean up garbage and debris from the land.
BLOOD CLINIC Our CSA loves to hold events on campus that benefit our Greater Moncton community. At the event, 'What’s your Type’, students find out their blood type in order to be encouraged to donate in the future!
THE WETLANDS Education students had the opportunity to go to the Tantramar Wetlands Center in Sackville, NB to work with experienced science teachers in a hands-on environment. The day long workshop uses the outdoor classroom as a model and allows our teachers to gain practical experience.
GIVING TUESDAY We had a successful Giving Tuesday this year, raising $5,086.70! Funds raised went towards a Crandall bursary for a Syrian refugee student, making it possible for this student to attend Crandall.
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Greetings, Alumni! Class of 2017, welcome to the Crandall University Alumni Family! You are joining a community of ambitious, faithful, influential, and passionate leaders. ALL Alumni, you are an integral part of this UBBTS, ABC, ABU, and Crandall Family! To stay up-to-date on Alumni Contests, Events, Exclusive Discounts, News, and Success Stories:
Update Your Info: www.crandall.ca/alumni-friends/ 'LIKE' our Alumni Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/crandalluniversityalumni/ Speaking of exclusive discounts, we’re thrilled to partner with Expedia CruiseShipCenters, Johnson Insurance, and Property Guys to offer you discounts! See page 34 & 35 for more info. Lastly, you’ve invested a lot of time and money into your Crandall degree, so why not show it off?? We’re happy to offer Alumni Clothing (NEW!), Grad Frames, and Grad Rings (NEW designs!). Drop by the Bookstore or email alumni@crandallu.ca for more information. Blessings, Laura Kelly Coordinator of Alumni Engagement alumni@crandallu.ca
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MEET J ER E MY B.B.A. J e r e m y Vi n c e n t , G r a d u a t e d M a y 2 0 1 7 If I could describe my experience here at Crandall in three words, it would be: Welcoming. Challenging. Transforming. My name is Jeremy Vincent, and I am in the latest graduating class at Crandall! I cannot imagine many, if any, post-secondary institutions where the professors are so highly educated, yet still care so much for their students. I have learned as much from my professors outside of the classroom as I have inside the classroom. Knowing they genuinely cared about me as a person not only motivated me to be a better student, but it helped me grow as a Christian. I am so thrilled to be embarking on a year-long internship at Passion City Church in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, starting June 2017. Throughout this internship, I will have the opportunity to learn from some of the best leaders in the world, and I cannot wait to see how God uses this experience to shape my life. Beyond what Crandall taught me about Business Administration, my time at Crandall really taught me to trust God in all things (Proverbs 3:1-6). Where God leads is not always “logical," but it is always right and good. To be honest, the eighteen-year-old boy who pulled up to Crandall four years ago did not have a ton of faith, but now I am totally confident that God can accomplish absolutely anything, through absolutely anyone. If I had something to say to a potential student it would be that you will not regret going to Crandall! Academically, you will be challenged by your professors in ways that will prepare you for the “real world”. Spiritually, you will have opportunities to grow in ways that are eternally significant.
I have taken 40+ courses at Crandall where I’ve learned a lot, but the impact Crandall has had on my life can’t be measured in textbooks or lectures. In Colburne House, Mitton Court, Brinton Auditorium, and on Crowell Field, I’ve built relationships, I’ve learned tough lessons, I’ve made memories, and I’ve grown closer to my Creator. That is what makes Crandall so special!
Jeremy gave the 2017 afternoon Graduand Address, speaking about honour and seeking what God wants for your life. Jeremy also recieved the 2017 Faculty of Business Administration Gold Medal, as well as the Highest Overall Standing Within the Class of 2017!
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ADULT PROFESSIONAL STUDY DIVISION Complete a Bachelor's degree and/or earn a Master's degree without quitting your job! The focus is Organizational Management and, most significantly, providing adult professionals a convenient classroom opportunity for completing a Bachelor’s or earning a Master’s degree while being fully employed. Our students come with a broad range of life, educational, and employment experiences that are essential ingredients for producing a rich and engaging classroom learning environment. Successful students are self-directed and goal-oriented individuals. The value of obtaining a degree in organizational management is the reality that all organizations (e.g. business, not-for-profit, and public service) require effective management.
Bachelor of Arts in Organizational Management (B.A. Org.M) The B.A.Org.M. is a degree completion program serving adult professionals who already have some post-secondary education, and who now would like to complete an undergraduate degree. All classes are operated utilizing teaching-learning strategies that are conducive to learning for adults. The students are highly motivated individuals who enjoy the personal challenge and professional benefits of completing their undergraduate degrees. Not only does the format of attending class one night a week make it possible, our B.A.Org.M. graduates are often promoted within their organizations and some even before they receive their degree. The ideal applicant for the B.A. in Organizational Management program should: - have completed at least 1 year of college or university education - be employed full time and have at least 21 years of life experience
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Master of Organizational Management (M.Org.M.) The M.Org.M. is intended for passionate, dedicated, team-oriented working professionals looking to maximize their potential in managing people and leading organizations. Unlike an M.B.A., which focuses more on the technical aspects of business administration, the M.Org.M. is about developing big-picture strategies and understandings and especially the knowledge necessary to lead and motivate people. The M.Org.M. is a thirty (30) credit hour Master’s program. This 19 month program is delivered in a 5-semester format enabling those fully employed adult professionals the classroom opportunity to complete their graduate degree during evening hours. Classes are just one night weekly. The ideal applicant for the Master of Organizational Management program should: - hold an undergraduate degree from any discipline with a GPA of at least 3.0 - be employed full time and have at least 2 years of employment experience
Dr. Roger Russell, B.Sc., M.B.A., Ph.D. (Business) Director & Professor P. 506-863-6454 roger.russell@crandallu.ca
Kim Cook, B.A., M.A. Program Administrator & Professor P. 506.858.8970 ext. 143 kimberley.cook@crandallu.ca
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Coming from a background heavily involved in competitive sports, the discipline of group leadership always intrigued me. Though I was not actively seeking a Master’s degree program, I wanted to elevate my teaching certification status and continue my education. When I read an Organizational Management brochure while attending a banquet at Crandall one evening, I knew I had found a program worth investing in. Reading theories and principles are important but personally I desire face to face, human interaction; some of the best lessons I have learned in life were gleaned from informal relationships with inspiring individuals. This program provides a strong foundation of theory and principle and is presented in a format that promotes relationship building, networking, and teamwork. As an elementary/middle school teacher and father of three children under 8-years old, Wednesday evenings provided refreshing and stimulating opportunities to broaden my understanding of leadership through thought provoking lectures, presentations, and interactions with peers. The experience of peers in my classes was very diverse and always challenged me to think differently about issues faced in the workplace. While I do not desire to leave the classroom just yet, this program has dramatically increased my effectiveness and understanding as a manager and leader. I regularly apply skills and concepts in my current program and when the opportunity to enter administration presents itself down the road I will do so with confidence. Well worth the investment.
Being from a small French village on the North-East shore of NB, the decision to move to Moncton to further my future life successes was one of my vastest undertakings I could have done as a young progressing adult. I attended college for two years which led to a variety of administrative roles with the City of Moncton for the past 13 years. Six years ago, after in depth research due to finding myself at a standstill career-wise, I decided that if I wanted to open the doors of the world even greater, I had to further my education and bring it to the next level. Three universities later, and one too many breaks in between it all, Crandall University allowed me to achieve those goals working full time by attending weekly evening classes within a two-year time frame. Such constructive and creative opportunity was filled with interesting courses, teachers, and students, a one-year Applied Research Project, and an undergrad recognition to ensue. What a journey it has been! I will be the first one in my immediate family to obtain an undergraduate degree, and I must say‌ am I ever grateful to have had Crandall by my side. I have made new friends, met amazing people/teachers along the way, and I have challenged myself in ways I never thought I could. I can honestly say today, Crandall has become to me what we like to call family. Judgement was never existent and doors were always open no matter what challenges were thrown at me along the way. Together we had faith. I never stopped believing and now the end result is finally here – Success! Thank you Crandall!
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The Bachelor of Education program at Crandall University is one of the most respected teacher preparation programs in Eastern Canada. A Crandall Education degree prepares you to teach in virtually any classroom, anywhere. The. B.Ed. program helps to develop student-centered educational leaders with a commitment to the important mission of educating future generations. The program includes 17 weeks in the classroom – 2 weeks of observation and 15 consecutive weeks of actual teaching experience. Students complete course work before they are in a classroom so they can get maximum benefit from their observations.
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The Master of Education is a degree designed for educators who want to enhance their abilities to respond to student needs. This 36 credit hour M.Ed. is offered in the concentration of Inclusionary Practices. Enhance your professional practice or even work toward your Master of Education in Inclusionary Practices degree through these upcoming classes. ED6136 – Reading in the Content Areas (July 10-August 9) ED6816 – Autism Spectrum & Emot. & Behav. Disorders (July 18-August 17) ED6616 – Individual Student Assessment (Sept. 16-Dec. 9) More course options are now offered in the area of school administration.
INTERESTED IN LEARNING MORE? For more information or to apply, please contact Jessica Grimes at jessica.grimes@crandallu.ca or at 858-8970 ext. 153.
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MEET ART E D U C AT I O N Ar t Moore, Graduated with B.A. & B.Ed. May 2006 Current M.Ed. student My name is Art Moore. I’m a poet, a playwright, a rugby coach, and a high school teacher. This semester, I am teaching students who did not attend school last year. I grew up in Ontario, but I’ve been trying to claim Maritime status. Before teaching, I was an officer in the Canadian Forces army reserve, and before that I was a long-haired hippie. I’m a student of my students – so we teach each other as we teach toward freedom (I stole that phrase from Bill Ayers). It’s a mise en abyme. When all parties are learning; that’s the best sort of education. I’ve been teaching twelve years and I’m only now figuring out some of the most fundamental aspects of the job. My students are responsible for the co-creation of curriculum, for a shared voice in evaluation, and for becoming engaged activist citizens. And this is what makes me so optimistic for the future. The biggest reason I decided to pursue an M.Ed. is that I was granted Academic Leave by the Dream Granters of Anglophone East. I had considered a Creative Writing M.A., but was also interested in becoming a Wizard at Hogwarts. I am so thankful that Crandall was kind enough to allow me into their M.Ed. program. Time in the M.Ed. program has made me a much better teacher. The professors helped me develop skills; I now integrate technology in a way that I never thought I’d be able (I still don’t own a cell phone). I’m more intentional in my interventions and planning. I am much better at reflecting on what is happening during a lesson, and I know precisely when something hasn’t succeeded with a student and can plan to meet those needs with many more tools. A huge part of my development as an educator was the result of working with other students in the M.Ed. program. When you enter an M.Ed. class and count up the years of collective teaching experience, you realize that you are in room filled with experts. The best classes that I taught this semester came directly from things I learned from my classmates. I remember looking around a lecture and thinking, I hope my son has great teachers like these.
We started a small micro-economic project lending goats to peasant farmers and employ a number of Haitians part-time. For the past six years our field team was comprised of former students from Harrison Trimble, several Haitian employees, one of my soldier buddies, and one American missionary – Rich Mears. As you can imagine, work in the field in the third world is often complex and offers moments of high stress. The students whom I selected for this type of work were highly motivated, kind, brilliant, and resilient. Four of these high school students were recognized for their work and awarded the Moncton YMCA Peace Medal. Many have since distinguished themselves in the medical field and in computer programming. One is a pilot. It is quite something to be trusted with the lives of your students, and also to trust them with yours. Isn’t that something, to have had the great honour of teaching such wonderful young scholars – who see the world as something that is there for them to make better?
I started working in Haiti after the catastrophic earthquake in 2010. I’ve led a team back to Haiti six times.
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C L as s o f ' 1 7 Master of Education Brittany Lynn Balser-Whitehouse Kory Franklin Connell Sylvia Alison Kristy Cormier Shawna Bertille Dryden Dorothy Bernadine Duplessis Julianna Patricia Fitzpatrick Dawn Glendenning Alison Elizabeth Jardine Kimberley Elizabeth Polley Melinda J.E. Seldon Savana Marie Tucker Matthew J. Wallace
Advanced Certificate in Literacy Education Lisa Martina Bannister Sara Marie Belong Anna-Marie Collette Caroline Dixon Shawna Bertille Dryden Sarah Kelly Johnson Natalie Maria Langille Gerald Arthur Moore Emily O’Brien Sarah Margaret McKenna Richards
Advanced Certificate in Resource Education Alicia Bawn Kimberley Ann Black Ashley Elizabeth Bonner Madeleine Boudreau Michelle Lynn Hanson
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Bachelor of Education Jessica Grace Allen Laura Katherine Anderson Brianne Sherlyn Arsenault Colleen Ayles Shane A. Balsor Elizabeth Mary Caulsey Barrett John Robert Boudreau Matthew Nicholas Bowes Amanda Lynn Braman Colin Aaron Briggs Erin MacGregor Buchan Emily Claire Burns Emily Carmichael Nathalie Elizabeth Chevarie Maria R. Cochran Carole A. Cormier Mariah Dorothy Cummings Margo Catherine Dallaire Zoe Gabrielle Ells Rebecca Lynn Foreman Katherine Marie Guitard Kelsey Mary Isabella Henderson Iris Hilda Hicks Jonathan S. Higgs Bradley Hovey Courtnay Lynn Lanigan Nikki Lynn LeBlanc Shanel Bridget Leblanc Ashley Rebecca Lee Mitchell Colton Leger
Micaela Louise LeMoine Mark Steven MacKay Brittany A. Matheson Joey Melanson Deanna Elizabeth Molnar Lyndsey Taylor Page Leanne Cassidy Phillips Nicholas Kevin Porter Graham Michael Robertson Jannah Grace Savoy Jessica Marie Snowdon Cassandra Elizabeth Dawn Snyder Luke Thomas Trainor Sarah Audrey Vicaire Lucy Anne Wain Ashley Elaine Ward Kayla Michelle Wareham Lauren Catherine Watts Jacob Joseph Whittleton Erika Morgan Williams Laura Dawn Woods
Bachelor of Technical Education Robert John Crousse Ricky Laboissonnière Brock Evert Leaman Joseph Sullivan
Master of Organizational Management Paul Robert Arsenault Jennifer Athens-Leger Craig Jonathan Betts Jennifer Lynn Carey
Kerry Elizabeth Chapman Donovan Jonathan Michael Hines Tracy Johnston-Lovely Charline Daigle LeBlanc Alexander James Martin Tuyet Anh Nguyen Odetayo Opeoluwa Olatunde Anick Ouellette Lynn Victoria Prime Catrina Elen Russell Christa Wheeler-Thorne
Master of Education Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Benjamin Conrad John deJong Austin Reid Jones Marcia Dawn McCormick Kirkland Middlemiss April Dawn Snow Jonathan Robert Allen Szo
Bachelor of Arts Keith Alward Shauna Louise Albinet Emily Michelle Arsenault Michael Benoite Somer Bergman Scott Andrew Michael Black Katarena Issabella Blackett Annie Lynne Breau Jillian Marie Bustin Allyson Ruth Caldwell Karen Lynne Carter Brooke Alexandra Casey Sandra Shelley Cormier Brittany Ruth Crowell Mariah Dorothy Cummings Olivia Faith Melanie Densham Janessa Lynn Dignam Sancia Doret Lauren Ashley Fawcett Jeffrey Colin Foran Katie Jean Gartley
Sherri L. Girouard Susan M. Gordon Karah Ann Gri Ashley Marie Elizabeth HachĂŠ Emma Margot Julia Hamilton Eden Muriel Harris Brandy Harrison Matthew Vincent Hitchcock Madeline Grace Jonah Chelsea Arlette Kaulback Micah Robert Knowles Melissa M. Landry Bryan J. Leger Eric Walter Paul Leger Rachel Sarah Lockhart Shawn James Mackenzie Louisa Melanson Brett M. Morehouse Lauree E. Neville Samira Marie Yamina Nouasri Hoa Hiep Phan Leanne Cassidy Phillips Kerri Michelle Porter Kristen Sophy Reay Emily-Ann Ascah Ricketts Jonathan Michael Schu Kaitlyn Elizabeth Singh Alyssa Marie Somers Scott Everrett Steeves Luca Stephen James Stetson Yiee Hern Tan Nathan Robert Charles Weaver Jeffrey Charles Wood Liang Luke Wu Katherine A. Zirpolo
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Nathaniel W.J. Burlock Richard Vincent Connors Christopher DeJager Steven Lorne Fox Amanda Kari Gillies Haleigh B. Caroline Hoskins Candace Evangeline Lewis Chantel Maree Lewis Logan Daniel Lutes Hendrick Ronald Mostert Tyler J. Nickerson Nathalie Niwemutoni Nicholas Robert Randell Andrew Sterling Ryder Jesse Max Smith Zack Smith Michael Henry Bernard Vautour Jeremy Arthur Vincent Michael Leonard Weir
Bachelor of Science (Honours) Curtis Darren Hoyt Christie MacPhee
Bachelor of Science Selina Rossiter
Advanced Certificate in Teaching English as a Second Language Tyler Lee Burts Troy James Butler
Certificate in Teaching English as a Second Language Mariah Dorothy Cummings
Jonathan Michael Schut
Youth Leadership Certificate
Bachelor of Business Administration
Katarena Issabella Blackett Allyson Ruth Caldwell Brittany Ruth Crowell Austin Reid Jones
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A. Adult Professional Studies Division Honours Society: Jeffrey Charles Wood (a), Lauree E. Neville (b) B.J. Wagner (absent) B. Highest Overall Standing Within the Class of 2017 & 2017 Faculty of Business Administration Gold Medal: Jeremy Vincent C. Crandall University Honours Society: Austin Reid Jones (a), Christie MacPhee (b), Kristen Sophy Reay (c) D. The Gord and Marlene (Steeves) Read Award for Inspirational Teaching: Mitchell Colton Leger (a), Luke Thomas Trainor (b); E. The Morrison Education Distinction Award: Kelsey Mary Isabella Henderson (a), Jonathan S. Higgs (absent), Mitchell Colton Leger (Da), Luke Thomas Trainor (Db). Master of Organizational Management Honours Society: Christa Wheeler-Thorne (absent); Trevor Nason Memorial Science Award: Christie MacPhee (Cb)
Dean’s List 2016-2017 (3.7+ GPA)
Shauna Albinet Cassia Allinotte Michael Benoite Melanie Blagdon Nathaniel Burlock Bronwyn Bustin Nikola Butler Frances Branswell Amber Cliff Bryce Cole Richard Connors Tristian Crowley Jessica Culberson Hannah Cummings Christopher Daigle Keon Day Benjamin deJong Mark Dennis Emily Fawcett Hannah Freeze Jacob Freeze Samantha Gallant Daniel Goguen Emily Goodwin Emily Gray Shaun Guimond Ashley Hache Julianna Hisey Curtis Hoyt
Breanna Jacquard Austin Jones Chelsea Kaulback Emily Kelly Sylvie Kirkpatrick Melanie LeBlanc Sophie LeBlanc Monique Leger Chantel Lewis Noah Lohnes Alisha Longmire Vernon MacDonald Angela MacKinnon Amanda MacLeod Christie MacPhee Marcia McCormick Christopher McCready
Julia McLearn Kirk Middlemiss Scott Miller Jean Muzzerall Lauree Neville Shelby Nickerson Nicole Odishaw Alex Pattison Raymond Poirier Kerri Porter Kristen Reay Danielle Reimer
Miranda Roberts Pierre Robichaud Kristen Rose Nicholas Schock Sabryna Schurman Jonathan Schut Kaitlyn Singh Maffie Smith April Snow Tyler Steckly Corina Stiles Deney Taylor David Theriault Jessica Tingley Melissa Tracey Benjamin Trail Hannah Trail Michael Vautour Jeremy Vincent Allana Walker Meggan Watkins Amanda Waugh Emily Weaver Jordan Weaver Nathan Weaver Carrie Williams Jasmine Wong Nicolas Woodcock
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Faculty & Staff News Our Faculty & Staff are busy, and we are proud of their accomplishments!
President Bruce Fawcett has several peer-reviewed academic articles that have recently been released including the following: Chan, A., Fawcett, Bruce G., and S. K. Lee (2015). “Increasing Revenue and Attendance in Canadian Baptist Churches”. International Journal of Social Economics 42(12): 1071-1089. Francis, L.J., Fawcett, Bruce G., Linkletter, Jody, Robbins, Mandy, and Dale Stairs (2016). “Psychological type profile of Canadian Baptist youth leaders: Implications for Christian education”. International Journal of Christianity and Education. and Francis, L.J., Fawcett, Bruce G., Robbins, Mandy, and Dale Stairs (2016). “The New Indices of Religious Orientation Revised (NIROR): A study among Canadian adolescents attending a Baptist youth mission and service event” which will appear in Religions later this year.
The Stephen & Ella Steeves Awards provide the opportunity to celebrate our faculty’s contributions to their respective fields and to the university’s mission. This year, four faculty were honoured for excellence in teaching, service, and research. For Excellence in Teaching, Dr. Christopher Buschhaus (Biology) and Jennifer Maillet (English) were this year’s recipients. Dr. Keith Bodner (Religious Studies) was the recipient for Excellence in Research, and Dr. Stacie Reck (Education) received the award for Excellence in Service. Dr. John Stackhouse gave the annual C. S. Lewis Lecture at the University of Tennessee--Chattanooga on March 23. The title was "Housework and Holy Communion, Books and Beer: The Fundamental Ethics of C. S. Lewis." Dr. Stackhouse also continues to write the back page column for "Faith Today," the bimonthly magazine of the Evangelical Fellowship of Canada. He also posts a weekly column on the weblog of the TV show "Context with Lorna Dueck”. Dr. Sam Reimer, Sociology professor , recently received the Alan Richardson Fellowship Award. This annual award is given to an established scholar by Durham University in England who clearly demonstrates excellence and leadership in research and commentary in their discipline. The purpose of the award is to promote “research into the exposition and defense of Christian doctrine in the context of contemporary thought and its challenges.” Gilda Ryder has been appointed to the Southeastern NB Industry Education Council. The mission of the SNBIEC is to "respond to industry demands for qualified people, bridging labour gaps between industry, government and educational institutions to resolve labour market needs and increase economic growth and wealth in Southeast NB."
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Nathalie Martin has recently been published for the first time in the peer reviewed journal Linguistica Atlantica (Vol 35, No 1 (2016), titled " Enseignement Du Vocabulaire Fréquent Et Usuel Adapté Aux Élèves Francophones Du Nouveau-Brunswick : Différentiation Par L’étiquetage Et Approche Actancielle." Dr. Roger Russell, Director of the Organizational Management Graduate and Undergraduate Programs, is currently engaged in a cross-cultural research project entitled “The lived experience of Syrian refugees in Canada: A descriptive phenomenological study." His fellow researchers are Dr. Khaldoun Aldiabat (UNB); Dr. Michael Clinton (American University of Beirut); Dr. Catherine Aquino-Russell (UNB); and Dr. Enam Alsryheen (Independent Researcher). Robert MacDonald was named to the editorial board of the Case Research Journal (CRJ), a publication of the North American Case Research Association (NACRA). The CRJ is recognized as the leading academic journal for cases and related disciplines in North America, and publishes outstanding field-research-based, decision focused teaching cases drawn from organizational research. Robert was also recognized by NACRA with an award for outstanding academic reviewing. - With Professor Steeves, Robert published case studies on corporate governance (CRJ) and family business (with alumnus Ben Wistrom (BBA ’15) in the Workplace Review). - With alumna Sydney Constantine (BBA ‘16) Robert presented research on church governance and decision making at the 46th Conference of the Atlantic Schools of Business (Halifax, October 2016).
Our Dean of Chapel, Tim Milner, is scheduled to record four songs in Nashville this summer with Chris Tomlin's recording engineer. Tim also took a worship team on the road again this year, sharing the message of love, forgiveness, and salvation through Christ in their music.
Dr. Stephen Dempster is publishing a new commentary on Micah in August. The commentary is being published by Eerdmans and will be available online. In this theological commentary, Dr. Dempster places the text in conversation with the larger story of Scripture. After discussing questions of structure and authorship in his introduction, Dempster systematically works through the text, drawing links to the broader biblical story throughout. Congratulations to Alan Chan, one of our Business Administration professors, and his wife Si, on welcoming their first baby. Timothy King Him Chan was born January 11, 2017, weighing 7 lbs 8 oz.
David Cook, Director of Undergraduate Admissions, has been appointed to the Board of Directors for the North American Coalition for Christian Admissions Professionals (NACCAP). NACCAP is comprised of admissions and guidance personnel from over 300 Christian liberal arts universities, colleges, Bible colleges, graduate schools, seminaries, and high schools throughout North America. It is the foremost professional enrolment organization promoting Christian Higher Education in North America.
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Alumni News BABIES
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Congratulations to Sarah Allen (’15) and Wesley Allen who welcomed future Crandall alumnus Wyatt Allen on April 3rd, 2017.
Congratulations to Chester Dana (‘09) and Ashley Dana (’09) who welcomed Violet on May 24th, 2016 weighing 9lbs 8oz. Violet is a sibling to proud big brother, Cooper.
Congratulations to Sue-Leanne Gordon (’03) and Matthew Gordon who welcomed Olivier Gordon on April 5th, 2016. Olivier is a sibling to 4 year old brother, Ewan.
Congratulations to Dan Cooper (’10) and Laura Cooper who welcomed Noah Osmond Cooper on July 22nd, 2016 weighing 8lbs 6oz.
Congratulations to Josh Dorey (’08) and Jessica Dorey who welcomed Ezra Lee Dorey on April 7th, 2016 weighing 8lbs 12oz. Ezra is a brother to 5 year old Emma Mae.
Congratulations to Jeff Somers (’00) and Andrea Somers who welcomed Avery Edith Mae Somers on February 2nd, 2016 weighing 6lbs 8oz. Avery is a sister to 4 year old Rowan Jeffrey.
BABIES
Congratulations to Andrew ('10) & Tiffany ('10, '12) Beckwith on the arrival of their first son, Oliver Carl Robert Beckwith, on November 10th, 2016, weighing 8lbs 13oz.
Congratulations to Mark Street (‘10) and wife Sarah Street who welcomed their third child, Micah Patrick on March 20th 2017, weighing 7lbs 10oz. Micah is a sibling to proud big brother, Matthew, and big sister, Sadie.
Congratulations to Keith Pineo (’09) and Meghan Pineo (’10) who welcomed their first child, London Esme Pineo, on February 9th, 2017.
Cody James Guitard (’15) and Kathy Marie Guitard (’17) were married on May 21st, 2016 at First Baptist Church in Moncton, NB. They first met at Crandall University when Cody accidentally kicked Kathy in the back of the head during a World History lecture in Fall 2011. I guess you could say he really left an impression.
Jonathan Mundle (’12) and Deanna Mundle (‘14) were married on October 22nd, 2016 at the Rotary lodge at Centennial Park. It was supposed to be an outdoor wedding but they were rained out - the sun came out just in time for pictures, though!
WEDDINGS
Hannah Bartlett (’16) and John Bartlett were married on May 14th, 2016 at Brentwood Campus of Journey Church, in Moncton, NB. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. David Morehouse and was packed with loving friends and family!
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OTHER Dan Cooper (’10) is pursuing a Ph.D in Old Testament Studies under Mark Boda at McMaster Divinity College in Hamilton, Ontario. Congratulations to Joshua Daigle (’11) who graduated from St. Thomas University in 2016 with his PD. BSW (Post Degree Bachelors of Social Work). Rev. John Dunnett (‘80) and Marilyn Dunnett (‘87) moved to New Glasgow, NS in August 2016 – continued blessings in your ministry!
After 30 years of teaching high school chemistry and working in administration, Murray McIsaac (’77) retired in June 2016 – congratulations!
Congratulations to Summer Gillett ('11 and '12) who graduated with her Master of Education in Critical Studies from University of New Brunswick. Summer is currently working on her second master’s degree, in Counselling Psychology.
In 2014, David Nusko (’09) was called to the Michigan Bar and the Ontario Bar. This year, he is celebrating one year of working for Nusko Professional Corporation as an Ontario & Michigan lawyer/ attorney.
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Sarah Parks (’00) graduated with her Ph.D in Early Judaism from McGill University of Montreal in June 2016. She is now employed as the Director of the McGill Office of Religious and Spiritual Life and teaches part-time in the Department of Theological Studies at Concordia University. After graduating, Ashley Kaine (’14) pursued a career in Massage Therapy and opened her own business. Ashley Kaine, RMT is based out of Riverview, NB and has allowed her to give people back their quality of life.
Liam Steele (’00) and Rachel Steele recently moved to Wales, UK to be missionaries. They’re working with connecting churches and church planting hubs at Union School of Theology in Wales. Liam has also taken a leadership position in the Union Global Ministry Course. Prayers for them and this important work for God's kingdom are appreciated!
In April 2016, Jennifer Van Laren (’98) had the opportunity to travel to Haiti on a mission trip to distribute shoeboxes via Operation Christmas Child (Samaritan’s Purse). Her team consisted of 20 people from across Canada and they distributed over 1,200 boxes! What an amazing opportunity and ministry to be a part of!
In Memoriam: Sympathy is extended to the family of Rev. James (Jim) Webber who passed away on March 23rd, 2017 at the age of 82. Rev. Webber was President Atlantic Baptist College (now Crandall University) from 1983-1985. He also served as a member of the University’s Board of Directors for several years. We are saddened to hear of his passing but are grateful for his legacy. His love for our students and his commitment to the University’s mission and to the wider Christian community will be remembered. Our sympathies extend to the Webber family at this time.
As Crandall University Alumni, we want to celebrate with you! If you’ve recently welcomed a new addition to your family - CONGRATULATIONS! It’s not too early to start that Crandall pride. Email today to receive your free Chargers Baby Bib! Blessings, Laura Kelly Coordinator of Alumni Engagement alumni@crandallu.ca
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Distinguished Alumni Award REV. JACK ALLEN
break me,” he explained. Those times of fruitfulness included: being trained in prison ministry, being a Chaplain with the Billy Graham Rapid Response Team, serving on the Baptist Convention’s Board of Ministerial Standards and Education, being trained as a therapeutic humor caring clown, being trained as an Intentional Interim Pastor, serving on eight mission assignments, and helping start Touchstone Counseling with Jeff Stubbert. Now semi-retired, Jack spends his days with Ardith and their three children – David, Jonathan, and Jacqueline – and their eight grandchildren – Winter, Scarlett, Calum, Megan, Anna, Luke, Gabrielle, Cassia, and their soon-to-be grandson to be born on June 18, Jack Arthur Carlin!
I consider my life worth nothing to me; my only aim is to finish the race and complete the task the Lord Jesus has given me— the task of testifying to the good news of God’s grace. (Acts 20:24, NIV) Rev. John A. Allen, known by most as Jack, grew up in Yarmouth County, Nova Scotia on a hobby farm. After his oldest brother, David, was killed in a farm accident, Jack began a search for life’s meaning and purpose. In 1953, a Youth for Christ team came to his community. God used this to profoundly impact Jack. He explained, “It was like a blind was down and as the preacher preached, I could see the light – the light of the Gospel.” This newfound faith journey led him to the United Baptist Bible Training School (UBBTS) and, at the same time, to Ardith. In 1966, Jack and Ardith married and moved to Prince Edward Island to pastor a field of churches. “I never believed God would call me to ministry, but one night, the Lord deeply spoke to me and said ‘I want to you to serve me in pastoral ministry,'” Jack recounted. Jack pastored churches in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and in the state of Maine. This summer, he will celebrate 40 years of being ordained to the Christian ministry. He credits his ministry impact to intentionally walking in a humble spirit. “Before God can really use you, you have to be broken and humbled before the Lord. My greatest times of fruitfulness were when God had to
Join us in celebrating Jack on his outstanding accomplishments, devoted service, and loyalty to Crandall University. Jack is the epitome of what this award is all about – congratulations!
Leadership Award STEVE BELL
But it was hearing Bruce Cockburn in concert that compelled him to focus on the fingerstyle guitar-picking that has become his own trademark. After playing with several area groups—from the “Eagles”-like pop band “Elias, Schritt, and Bell” to the children’s entertainer “Rocki Rolletti”—in his late 20s Steve felt called by God to leave the bar scene and devote himself to explicitly Christian music. Wife Nanci returned to teaching to give their family a regular income while Steve composed and recorded his first album “Comfort My People” on the label he founded with friend and producer Dave Zeglinski. After a few years working with the Christian organization Youth for Christ, Steve committed himself to full-time music-making in 1992, and it is now 25 years later.
Steve Bell is one of the most imaginative, clear-headed and theologically informed singers and songwriters you will ever hear. If you haven't come across him yet, set aside four minutes to listen to one of his songs, and there will be no turning back." --Prof. Jeremy Begbie, Duke Divinity School In a musical career spanning decades, Steve Bell has emerged as Canada’s foremost Christian singer-songwriter. With deep roots in the Canadian prairie, Steve has brought the gift of thoughtful and beautiful song to audiences throughout North America and across Europe, Africa, and Asia. He also has nurtured and promoted a new generation of musical artists via his recording studio and label, Signpost Music, and pioneered web-based music sales for Christian musicians in Canada. On any list of Christian musical leaders in Canada in this generation, no one would rank higher than Steve Bell. Born in Calgary in 1960, Steve grew up the son of a Baptist pastor, Alf Bell, and his musical wife, Marie. Steve’s distinctive combination of sacred story and song thus comes naturally, and his family cultivated it by forming a gospel band as well as exposing Steve to the grittier music played by inmates in the Drumheller prison where his father served as chaplain. When he was an adolescent, Steve’s family moved to Manitoba, and Winnipeg has been his home now for more than forty years. He studied piano and trumpet, and later added saxophone to his toolbox.
Over these last three decades, Steve Bell has released 20 albums, four songbooks, and three concert DVDs. His music has sold more than 400,000 units worldwide, and he has given more than 1500 concerts. His innovative “symphony sessions” have linked him with many of Canada’s major orchestras, including a concert with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra at the legendary Massey Hall. In 2013, the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra presented him with its Golden Baton Award for his “significant contributions to music and to the WSO". Steve has won numerous Western Canadian Music Awards, Covenant Music Awards, and Vibe Awards. Most notably, he was the first recipient of the Juno Award for Gospel Music and is the only twotime winner of that award. In 2012 he received the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Medal for his artistic excellence and service to the musical community. It is in recognition of this extraordinary career of sustained artistic excellence, spiritual vitality, and open-handed generosity to others that Crandall University awarded Steve Bell its Leadership Award, the sixth day of May 2017.
2016-2017 SEASON This season was another great one for Charger Athletics. We fielded teams in 3 varsity sports, built on the club teams we have, added new club teams and hired a new AD. Here are some highlights. BASKETBALL: Women’s basketball saw great growth this season. A great group of women came together to play and missed playoffs by only one win. Stability and personal growth would be terms to describe the Men's Basketball team. The team enjoyed the highs of player rehabilitation, the emergence of key role players, and the validation of having the most talented players in the league. Thomarcus Nix experienced personal bests in most of his significant categories while Brandon Fields emerged as a defensive player of the year. SOCCER: The Women’s Soccer season started with a 2-10 defeat at home to Holland College. Throughout the year, the team gained momentum and pushed game scores to a 1 goal difference. On October 2, the women had their first win in over 5 years with a 4-1 game against STU. The men's soccer team was looking to build off a 5th place finish in 2016. While remaining competitive in every ACAA game, they once again found themselves finishing in the 5th spot, just missing a spot in the 2017 playoffs. CROSS COUNTRY: This season was full of personal bests and successful competitive standings. The team represented Crandall well and had continuous improvement of their personal best times. Victoria Dempster, MVP female, had a personal best time of 21:36 for 5km, and always placed in the top 2 at every race. Jordan Graves, MVP male, had a personal best time of 32.57 for 10km and his best placing was 3rd place. BASEBALL: It was a challenging season with the team playing 16 games and only winning 2. The men played with huge heart, and with a lot of life lessons learned. They look forward to the 2017-18 season. BOXING: Forty students participated in the inaugural season of the Crandall Boxing Club. Students enjoyed the fitness benefits of boxing and six committed to sparring and competition. The club is part of the Canadian Amateur Boxing Association and will host its first event right here at Crandall University. Please continue to support your CHARGERS! All of our games are now webcast live, and archived on ACAATV.ca. We thank you for your support and involvement in Crandall University Athletics. crandallchargers.ca | crandallu.ca 30
MEET OUR NEW ATHLETICS DIRECTOR TEAH BAILEY Coach Teah brings a rich diversity to his new role within varsity athletics. Apart from his fitness and athletics background, Teah is also a local radio celebrity, sought after motivational speaker, and the President of One8tea Ministries. Teah is a Covenant Award winning artist, and has been nominated for a 2017 East Coast Music Award. We are thrilled to welcome Coach Teah to the Crandall family!
ATHLETICS AWARDS ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Female: Madison McHatten Male: ThoMarcus Nix Cross Country MVP Female: Victoria Dempster MVP Male: Jordan Graves Christian Leadership: Aaron Reimer
Female Soccer MVP Female: Paige Talbot Best Defensive: Madison McHatten Christian Leadership: Kristen Reay
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