With Time on His Hands to Imagine

Freshmen gathered at Hogue Tower for GU’s 2020 Ivy Planting ceremony that launched a new year.

THESE STUDENTS NEED TO KNOW WHAT YOU KNOW

Join nearly two dozen GU alumni who have already committed to helping today’s students bridge college with career. Lend your expertise today and participate in a community circle that connects students in your field with: • Internship opportunities • Job shadowing • Help building strong resumes • Job interviews • Professional networking • Developing professional social media profiles, and more.

Call me today to learn more about GU’s new career-readiness initiative, Community Circles.

Dewayne Neeley ’98 Director of Alumni & Church Relations

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The Beat Goes On

A curious conductor and emerging technology ensure that choral singing continues at GU.

By Rachel Heston-Davis

How do you direct a choral ensemble when singing spreads contagion, rehearsals create risk, and singers must maintain six feet of personal space?

Interim Director of Choral Activities Don Frazure needed answers, fast. In only a few short months choir students would return to GU’s campus for rehearsals. Frazure wanted to maintain the traditions and match the excellence of a typical GU choral season, but pandemic safety precautions limited gatherings.

Curious, Frazure researched ad hoc solutions from choral conductors nationwide and looked to new technologies.