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Southwest Baptist University's Phi Beta Lambda (PBL) organization had nine students compete at the PBL National Leadership Conference on June 24-27 in Anaheim, Calif., and brought home eight top-10 finishes.
Five professors from Southwest Baptist University were selected to participate in the 2017 College Board Annual AP Reading in June at the Kansas City Convention Center. Dr. Stephen Bowling, Meilani Conley, Dr. Tim DeClue, Dr. Baochuan Lu and Dr. Shelley Kilpatrick represented SBU and served as Advanced Placement readers at one of the four national reading sites.
Southwest Baptist University will begin offering a Master of Arts in Christian Ministry, with classes starting Fall 2017, having received approval from the Higher Learning Commission, the University's accrediting body.
Read: "SBU begins innovative Master of Arts degree in Christian Ministry"
KPM CPAs & Advisors has selected the recipient for its scholarship to benefit top Southwest Baptist University accounting students for the 2017-18 academic year.
Dr. Kevin Hopkins, chair of Southwest Baptist University's department of mathematics and professor of mathematics, recently presented a paper at the Association of Christians in the Mathematical Sciences at Charleston Southern University in Charleston, S.C.
Southwest Baptist University-Mountain View scholarship recipients have been announced for the 2017-18 academic year.
Read: "SBU-Mountain View students awarded scholarships for 2017-18"
Miller Management Systems, LLC (MMS) has selected the recipient for its MMS Excellence in Non-Profit Accounting and Leadership Scholarship to benefit top Southwest Baptist University accounting students for the 2017-18 academic year. Inna Dron, a junior accounting major from Brighton, is the recipient of this year's scholarship.
Read: "Miller Management Systems names SBU scholarship recipient"
Southwest Baptist University's Department of Computer and Information Sciences (CIS) students recently teamed up with local area teachers to create a series of fun games with a serious intent - teaching state learning objectives to students at Halfway Public Schools.
Read: "SBU CIS students help create fun, educational games for Halfway Public Schools"