PLNU News

24
May

Conference on Christianity and Literature  |  Western Regional Meeting  |  May 24–25, 2012
"Belief and Unbelief in Postmodern Literature" Conference

Call for papers:
Submit by December 15, 2011

We invite papers on literature of the post-1960 era. We also welcome papers on belief and unbelief in older literary works.
Email Dr. Mark Walhout at mwalhout@spu.edu with your one-paragraph abstracts.
Conference Website: http://spu.edu/depts/english/ccl/


Download our call-for-papers flyer.
Interested in leading a conference session? You may also send a one-paragraph session proposal.

 

South-Central Conference on Christianity and Literature 2012

May 26-27 in New Orleans


Literature, Journalism & Modern Languages
14
May

PLNU professor of music and department chair Dr. Paul Kenyon was recently honored as the University Music Educator of the Year by the California Music Educators Association (CMEA) Southern Border Section in partnership with the San Diego County Office of Education.

The CMEA and County honored city and county music educators and site administrators for their exceptional work on April 30 at an event called "Fortissimo: Awards of Excellence in Music Education."

Ron Jessee (78), visual and performing arts coordinator and California Region 9 arts lead for the San Diego County Office of Education presented Kenyon his award.

“During his tenure as music department chair at Point Loma Nazarene University, Paul Kenyon has been an avid advocate of the California Music Educators Association,” said Jessee. “Through his leadership, PLNU has been a partner in supporting the production of the CMEA annual conference, yearly honor choir, band and orchestra events, and other academic arts gatherings that are related to the work of CMEA. Paul is a member of the San Diego Arts Network, a consortium of administrators who work together to build capacity in all the arts and to help schools maintain programs in good and bad times. He is in his last year as the music department chair, and CMEA believes he is uniquely deserving of this recognition.”

Music, PLNU
10
May

In April, PLNU was announced in San Diego Metro Magazine as one of “San Diego’s Most Trusted Brands.” This award represents local businesses and organizations that have earned the respect of their customers because of their dedication to “high standards of professionalism, integrity and accountability.” 

PLNU prepares students not only for the local workforce, but also for global impact. PLNU students are equipped with intellectual and spiritual strength, as they get involved with local ministries and overseas missions – and this makes all the difference.

“The credit for this award really goes to everyone in the PLNU community. The PLNU brand is created by all of the interactions people have with our faculty, staff, students, and alumni,” said Michele Corbett, PLNU director of marketing and creative services.

Marketing & Creative Services, PLNU
07
May

The Spring 2012 FCS 430 Commercial Design course created a renovation design proposal for the Media Services Center.  The project was presented to the center director, RB Anthony. 

Pictured are: Michael Hartshorn, Elizabeth Kitchin, Emily Shields, RB Anthony, Meg Davis, Angelika Pasechnik, Brianna Webb

Family & Consumer Sciences
04
May

Dr. Conni Campbell, Associate Dean in the Point Loma School of Education has just published an article  “Learner centered grading practices” in the journal Educational Leadership. To read her article click on the link and scroll to page 30. 

Education
28
Apr

Point Loma Nazarene University Announces Undergraduate Degree Completion/Credential Embedded Program in Bakersfield

 

Point Loma Nazarene University (PLNU) is pleased to announce the offering of a new academic program at the Bakersfield Regional Center.  This program is geared toward adults age 25 and older.  Successful completers of the program will earn a BA in Cross-Disciplinary Studies: Teacher Education and a preliminary teaching credential in both Multiple Subjects and Mild/Moderate Special Education. The 8-semester program was initiated at the request of Bakersfield-area school districts that have identified currently employed para-professionals who work well with students and wish to seek a preliminary teaching credential.  Classes will be offered one evening per week as well as occasional Saturdays at the PLNU Bakersfield Regional Center.  For more information, please consult the PLNU Bakersfield website 

 Or contact Natalie Ramirez, enrollment counselor for PLNU, Bakersfield at:

  • Phone: 661-377-4721
Bakersfield Regional Center