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Covenant’s Chattanooga BUILD Campaign Dinner a Resounding Success
Over 400 of Covenant’s alumni, faculty, staff, students and friends gathered at The Chattanoogan on February 26th for a BUILD campaign dinner. In attendance were some longtime friends of Covenant, as well as around 75 people who were just being introduced to the College. Alumni-owned businesses provided the floral arrangements and table gifts, and a Covenant student band, Third Lobby, provided live music. After dinner, the crowd heard from Covenant’s 2007 Alumnus of the Year T. March Bell ‘78, President Niel Nielson, Campaign Chair Joel Belz ‘62, and Marc Erickson ‘92. Our fundraising goal for the evening was $100,000. God blessed the College unimaginably with over $250,000 pledged toward the campaign.
Chattanooga BUILD Dinner
In his latest video, student Drew Belz documents an exciting evening. Watch here.
Quest Professor Richard Allen Publishes Book on Leadership
Leaders are neither born nor made; leaders are created! In God’s image, that is. Such is the conclusion of Dr. Richard Allen in his first published book, The Genesis Principle of Leadership: Claiming & Cultivating Your Created Capacity. Dr. Allen is professor of organizational management for Covenant’s Quest program. You can purchase the book online at the Tuck Shoppe.
Lectures from the Marriage, Family & Community Conference Available on iTunes U
Dr. Paul Tripp was the speaker last week for Covenant’s Conference on Marriage, Family & Community. His three campus lectures are available free on Covenant’s iTunes U site. You can listen online or download to your MP3 player. Listen here.
Alumni Spotlight
Niedlov’s Breadworks, owned by John Sweet ‘00, was runner-up as Small Business of the Year, an award given by the Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce on February 20.
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