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Mrs. Cheryl Gault

Web Manager

Mr. Kevin Gault

Director of Information

Technology

Mrs. Linda Grieves

Food Service Staff

Dr. Ralph Hayes

Director of Planned Giving

Mr. Joe Hogrefe

Student leaders lead by influencing those Grounds Supervisor

Miss Michelle Holland

around them. Proctors, devotion leaders, and Emmons Hall Resident Advisor

student government have a great impact on the

student body. In the meetings before school

started, Dr. Bob Hodges encouraged the lead­

Gault •Keifer
ers to serve others. “W hat
“My goal for my Mrs. Darlene Hurst

stood out to me the most from Confidential Assistant

devo group is to

the student leadership m eet­ to the Vice President

develop for Institutional Advancement

ings was Dr. Hodges talking Miss Sharon Hurst

relationships Accounts Payable Clerk

about being a servant leader.

among the guys

He challenged my heart to

that will be

serve the others in the unit,”

valuable for
Danielle Petite, her unit’s de­ Dr. Keith Hutchison

votion leader, said. encouragement Director of Academic Advising
Mr. Brian Johnson

Assistant Dean of Enrollment
Dr. Hodges challenged the and edification. ”

Services

Joe Conrad
student leaders to focus on

building relationships with their devotion

groups and discipling them. Joel Swearingen

said, “Mr. Anthony Abell once said that there

Mrs. Elaine Johnson

are two keys to community-food and a relaxed Music Ministries Coordinator

Mrs. Karen Johnson
atmosphere. I'm trying to develop community Confidential Assistant

to the Vice President
with my guys by making some nachos so they of Student Affairs

will feel relaxed when they come in my room.

Through that I hope to be able to point them

to Scripture, not as a self-help book, but as a

way to see their Savior.” Mr. Justin Kauffman

Maintenance Staff

The faculty and staff also acted as servant Mrs. Angela Keifer

Admissions Counselor

leaders during the annual campus workday.

They painted, put down mulch, put together

registration packets, and made repairs and im­

provements throughout the campus.