Brown Bulletin

In this issue: How pastors and church leaders are approaching the new age of Sunday mornings and the new challenges they face; The Center for Healthy Relationships works to help ministry leaders grow emotionally, relationally and spiritually; Church outreach has changed, and social media is now a necessary part of ministry; Meet three JBU alumni dedicating their lives to launching, tending and growing communities of believers; JBU Chaplain Keith Jagger, Ph.D., shares his upbringing in Mississippi, his time in Scotland at Asbury Theological Seminary and the journey that landed him at JBU; Six JBU student-athletes are granted an extra year of eligibility due to the COVID-19 pandemic; Alumna Kristin (Wood) Woolley shares her experiences as a worship leader.

In this issue: Keeping up with market demands and industry trends, JBU adds eight new majors; JBU recently announced the appointments of three positions within Student Development; Creciendo Juntos connects college Latino students with high school Latino students in the Northwest Arkansas region to help them through the college admissions process; Gunnar Shaffer ’14 takes on a new role as the young alumni representative to the JBU Board of Trustees; As a benefactor for more than 70 years, JBU has received more than $100 million from the Chapman Trusts; Virologist Jillian Carmichael ’11 reflects on her journey into the field, life in New York City during the pandemic and communication struggles in the scientific community.

In this issue: Even during a pandemic, JBU students continue living out the "Head, Heart, Hand" training in the local community; Alumna Johanna (Merwin) Musgrave confronts her fears and gains a new perspective on creativity through the process of recording an album of Scripture memorization songs; Creative thinking and persistence from faculty, staff and students enabled JBU to provide face-to-face instruction and a campus community this fall; Bobby Martin, professor of visual arts and gallery director, finds inspiration for his artwork through his Native American family and personal history.

In this issue: JBU alumni health care workers share their experiences battling COVID-19 pandemic; the premature end to the men's basketball team journey to the championships; details on JBU’s response to the pandemic; alumnus Captain Doug Chamberlain shares his purpose for writing his book "Bury Him: A Memoir of the Viet Nam War."

In this issue: John Brown University celebrates its Centennial Celebration, September 26-29, when more than 2,000 alumni and friends of JBU filled the campus with a slew of activities scheduled for each day.

In this issue: God's Faithfulness to JBU through the Ages; Widow Twyla Rownak earned an undergraduate and a graduate degree while raising four children; Archivist curates JBU's story by preserving the past for the future; Spring 2019 Centennial Commencement.

In this issue: Vocation and calling at JBU, Commencement Highlights

In this issue: Four decades of Enactus; Journey to the World Cup; Enactus project profiles; Homecoming Highlights.

In this issue: Remembering the JBU men who gave their lives in WWII. Dr. Kevin Simpson publishes book on soccer and the holocaust.

In this issue: Highlighting faculty excellence and scholarship. Profiles on Dr. Aminta Arrington, Dr. Tim Gilmour and Dr. Lou Cha; the Faculty Hall of Fame; Impact magazine excerpt. Also read about the newest campus sculpture, and JBU's oldest living alumni.

In this issue: Celebrating the impact and service of JBU's past, present and feature leaders. Articles on: the First Ladies of JBU, Ida Adolphson, Delia Haak, Women to Watch and a $3 million lead challenge gift to the Mayfield Hall Renovation.

In this issue: Next Century Campaign update, students walk El Camino De Santiago, 'Loving Lynda' screening and JBU becomes part of set for 'God's Not Dead 2'

In this issue: Student awarded Fulbright Grant, #ChipOnATrip and Campaign for the Next Century announcement

In this issue: Launch of healthcare program, new College of Education & Human Services and Homecoming 2014

In this issue: "Living Water" fountain, JBU in the new millennium and K-LOVE morning show from alumnus Mike Kanklefritz

In this issue: Berry Performing Arts Center, Nursing Program approved and Homecoming 2013

In this issue: History of the Board, J. Alvin's $5.5 million makeover and every building JBU ever built

In this issue: The legacy of John E. Brown, Jr., reflections from John E. Brown III and annual toilet-paper game gains national attention

In this issue: JBU's connections with Guatemala, clean water from grads and 2012 alumni awards

In this issue: Building projects by JBU alumni, Great Hall facility and Northslope Apartments

In this issue: Bill George Arena turns one year old, Berry Performing Arts Center shows off best talent and Keeping Faith impacts students' lives

In this issue: Alumni in dangerous parts of the world, alumni fight human trafficking and Dr. Gary Oliver named endowed chair

In this issue: Renewable energy at JBU, update on Keeping Faith campaign and new engineering building in the works