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Education
BJU Places Second at 2021 IGVC Competition
- By Press Release
The Bob Jones University robotics team placed second in design and second overall in the 28th annual Intelligent Ground Vehicle Competition (IGVC) at Oakland University in Rochester, Michigan, June 4-7. The team was awarded a total of $2,000 in prize money and presented with a trophy commemorating their achievement.
Due to challenges related to the coronavirus pandemic and reduced in-person education at some institutions, BJU competed against a smaller field of competitors this year which included Cedarville University, Gannon University, Georgia Institute of Technology, Lawrence Technological University, Oakland University, University of Oklahoma and Wayne State University. Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University won the Grand Award.
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North Greenville University Announces Spring Semester Dean’s List
- By LaVerne Howell - NGU
![North Greenville University announces Spring 2021 Dean’s List for carrying a semester GPA of 3.5 or higher while taking a minimum of 12 hours. North Greenville University announces Spring 2021 Dean’s List for carrying a semester GPA of 3.5 or higher while taking a minimum of 12 hours.](/images/18-08/images/Deans-List-Spring-2021.jpg)
North Greenville University (NGU) released its Spring 2021 Dean’s List. Undergraduate students named to the Dean’s List carry a semester GPA of 3.5 or higher while taking a minimum of 12 hours. Online and traditional students attending the Tigerville Campus recognized for this academic achievement are alphabetized by the city in the attached pdf. Congratulations to the students for this achievement.
NGU offers more than 115 areas of study across certificate, bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral, and early college opportunities. Online. In-person. At our main campus in Tigerville, SC, the Tim Brashier Campus in Greer, SC, or several educational centers around the U.S. One university, many locations. Every day. Epic. Learn more.
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Call for Body Cameras in the Classroom
- By Nevada Family Alliance
RENO, Nev. -- With more and more teachers choosing indoctrination over education, one parents' rights activist has a novel proposal: make teachers wear body cameras.
Parents in Washoe County School District (WCSD) have become frustrated with the lack of transparency by teachers promoting a social justice narrative.
"Every day we are told of another incident where a teacher is violating the privacy of a student or contradicting the lessons taught by parents at home. Creating a record that could be viewed by appropriate parties, if necessary, might be the best way to urge teachers to stick to traditional teaching," said Karen England, Executive Director and Founder of Nevada Family Alliance.
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NGUleads Celebrates First Cohort Graduates
- By LaVerne Howell - NGU
![North Greenville University celebrates its first NGUleads graduating class. The year-long program, which began Fall 2020, offers enhanced professional development leadership training for NGU faculty and staff participants North Greenville University celebrates its first NGUleads graduating class. The year-long program, which began Fall 2020, offers enhanced professional development leadership training for NGU faculty and staff participants](/images/NGUleads-Cohort-print.jpg)
North Greenville University (NGU) celebrated its first NGUleads graduating class, at the Cherokee Valley Golf Club in Travelers Rest. The year-long program, which began Fall 2020, offers enhanced professional development leadership training for NGU faculty and staff participants.
"Leadership is both integral to and an overflow of a healthy community. NGU is committed to cultivating leaders who will serve the university for its next-generation and who will serve the region's churches and organizations," said NGU President Dr. Gene C. Fant Jr. "We are blessed with a number of strategic senior leaders who have a passion for developing the next generation and look forward to seeing how this pipeline strengthens us for years to come."
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Local Students Graduate in NGU's Class of 2021
- By LaVerne Howell - NGU
Seated six feet apart across a football field, yet bound together like no other class in decades, North Greenville University's (NGU) 2021 graduates celebrated their degrees on a beautiful foothills evening Friday, April 30.
With their families looking on from the stands in Younts Stadium – socially distanced but thankfully inside the campus landmark – the graduates were challenged to "listen to God."
"Do you do that?" asked commencement speaker Bill Reeves. "Do you spend any time in the day listening to him?"
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NGU Honors Brashier Legacy at Dedication Ceremony
- By LaVerne Howell - NGU
![Christine Brashier and NGU President Dr. Gene C. Fant, Jr., unveil portrait placed in the Dr. T. Walter and Christine Brashier Conference Room at NGU’s Tim Brashier Campus at the dedication ceremony held on May 20. Christine Brashier and NGU President Dr. Gene C. Fant, Jr., unveil portrait placed in the Dr. T. Walter and Christine Brashier Conference Room at NGU’s Tim Brashier Campus at the dedication ceremony held on May 20.](/images/Brashier-Legacy-Dedication-Ceremony-print.jpg)
Honoring a legacy of partnership support that spanned six decades, North Greenville University dedicated the Dr. T. Walter and Christine Brashier Conference Room at NGU’s Tim Brashier Campus May 20.
Dr. T. Walter Brashier, Sr., died March 24, 2021, at the age of 86. His widow, Christine Brashier, was present for the dedication event in Greer. The Tim Brashier Campus is named for the Brashiers’ late son.
The elder Brashier had battled several health issues in recent years but continued engaging with evangelical ministry and the higher education causes he had supported through transformational gifts throughout his career. The successful real estate developer was NGU’s greatest individual donor, with his philanthropic investments to the university nearing $10 million since an initial 1972 gift to fund construction of apartment units on the Tigerville campus.
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NGU Earns Excellence in Giving’s Transparency Certification
- By LaVerne Howell - NGU
North Greenville University (NGU) has gained “Transparency Certification” from Excellence in Giving, LLC, a philanthropic advisory firm serving high-capacity donors.
According to Excellence in Giving, the firm “recognizes Transparency when charities share more data about governance, finances, strategy, and impact than the IRS requires.” The certificate was presented to NGU after the private Christian university provided 175 data points about operations and performance for donors to review before making an informed giving decision.
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- BJA Team Places Fifth at National Championship
- BJU Drama Team Performs at Ark Encounter
- 'Woke' Teens Demand Critical Race Theory in all K-12 Classrooms
- Bob Jones Academy Graduation
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- 2021 Vintage Dedicated to BJU President Steve Pettit