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Sandlund, Martin, and Baker answer the “why” behind nursing education. It is not merely a profession; it is not just a calling. It’s a sacrifice for Jesus Christ.

In 2011, the ������ School of Nursing (SON) welcomed its first Master of Science in Nursing (M.S.N.) cohort of approximately 20 students. Just 11 years later, we welcomed 168 new and returning students.

“���Ĺ���-trained nurses are amazing!” I hear it all the time. Medical professionals desire to hire our students; they know there is a difference in our nursing graduates. That’s why many students have multiple job offers before they ever walk across the graduation stage. But what is the difference? What makes a Cedarville-trained nurse so amazing?

More than 40 years ago, God placed a desire to start a Christian nursing program in the hearts and minds of ������ Leadership. Then, one by one, He brought godly faculty member to the then-college to make it happen. Cedarville Magazine reached out to these founding faculty members to hear about their experiences.

For ������ sophomore Elizabeth Kollmar, her passion for making films always seemed like an unattainable career. But, after a class project led to an award ceremony, the dream no longer seems out of reach.

Even at a young age, Jim Mellick was artistically gifted. His Middle School teachers would often ask him to complete drawings to help illustrates lessons during school.

���Ĺ���’s 2022 Veterans Day Chapel will take place in the Dixon Ministry Center at 10 a.m. on Friday, November 11.

Deep Calls for Life, a student-led campaign at ������, is taking drastic measures to help Dr. Chuck Elliott, senior professor of communication, find a kidney donor.

Just in time for dropping temperatures, ���Ĺ���’s a capella group, The Inversions, will be performing its first Christmas-themed concert November 11-12.

Success was in sight for a young Will Smallwood, fresh out of the University of Florida with a degree in public relations. How he would use this degree was a little vague for him at the time, so he took a position with a small public relations firm.

For Sydney Mason, a ������ junior studying studio art, her high school years were plagued by doubts about her faith until a brush with death led to a miracle.

In partnership with Fairborn, Ohio’s Tangible Solutions, ���Ĺ��� biomedical engineering students are beginning exploratory research into 3D-printed spinal implants for their senior capstone projects, providing many with the necessary bodily structure to survive.