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FROM THE PRESIDENT

Dr. Gordon Anderson is the sixth president of North Central University. 612.343.4741 • president@northcentral.edu

THE VALUE OF ANY organization is rooted in the mission and history that it shares with its members. North Central University is uniquely rich in this regard, because for 81 years we have

partnered with our students in the shaping of their character, ministry and careers. We have the privilege of facilitating the beginning of individual’s stories and then cheering those students on as they grow into their dreams, build families and invest into their communities after graduation. We love to hear the ongoing stories of our alumni from each decade since North Central began in 1930. Now we are excited to announce a significant development in the University that will bring added value to our partners from every era.

North Central has reached a new milestone in its development into a university that is recognized worldwide. We have reorganized the University into four distinct colleges: the College of Ministry, the College of Arts & Sciences, the College of Fine Arts, and the College of Missions. Each of these colleges will be led by a dean who will provide leadership and general oversight, with particular attention given to new program development, fund raising, alumni relations, and career placement.

North Central has outstanding leaders! The leaders who serve as deans will be able to provide visionary direction, guiding each college toward greater accomplishments more than ever before. The College of Fine Arts, for example, has already raised nearly $400,000 towards a goal of a one million dollar endowment fund. This Fine Arts Endowment will provide, among other benefits, the resources to bring the finest worship leaders and Christian artists to campus. The College of Missions has formed a partnership with Assemblies of God World Missions to prepare and send missionary pioneers to the most unreached people groups in the world – Muslims, Hindus, and Buddhists. This college teaches Mandarin and Arabic, and has developed a curriculum that will prepare Apostolic, “tentmaker” missionaries who will be able to enter the most restricted countries in the world with a new model of Kingdom ministries. The College of Ministry is consolidating its departments to form a new structure that will enable them to strengthen North Central’s ministry preparation curriculum and partner more strategically with the churches of our movement. The College of Arts & Sciences is expanding pre-professional programs and has also integrated the Bible curriculum and the Bible and Theology major into the college as well – a great accomplishment that adds depth to the integration of faith and learning at North Central.

We are excited for all generations of North Central partners to join us in welcoming this monumental step in the growth of our institution. We are excited about this development and believe that it will enable us to move ahead with our commitment to academic excellence, spiritual vitality, and the preparation of outstanding graduates to serve in both church and non-church vocational settings. I am proud to be a part of this university, and so excited for you to join the present generation of students, faculty, staff and Board of Regents members in celebrating an even brighter future!

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North Central University faculty members pose around a banner featuring the logos of the four new colleges

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North Central related events at General Council 2011

22 MOEN CHAIR Experienced teaching from Assemblies of God leaders

26 NORTH CENTRAL OFFERS TRANSFER SOLUTION TO BETHANY STUDENTS

25 NORTH CENTRAL FACULTY CONTINUE TO DISTINGUISH THEMSELVES

26 SIFE TEAM HONORED AT NATIONALS 31 ALUMNI REPS

Find out more about your alumni representative

30 ALUMNI REUNIONSAlumni reunions to take a new approach

24 THE NEW NUMBER IS 124 Academic programs at North Central receive new credit number

27 PWI RECAPTake a look at what took place here at North Central during PWI

ON THE COVER:(L-R) Chad Hasse-brook, Randy Brown,Melissa Genca, Esther Baker, Photo By Jeff Hathaway

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10:00 AM - 3:00 PM DR. TOM BURKMAN

11:00 AM - 4:00 PM NATE RUCH

2:00 PM - 4:00 PM DR. GORDON ANDERSON

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NCU alumnus Nick Kallies, ('10) was presented with the keys to a new car for an online video he created as part of a Dairy Queen contest on June 21, 2011.

Kallies won a Mini Cooper Countryman for his video "Marshmallow now? Or Mini Blizzard Later." The video depicted children having the chance of eating a marshmallow now or deferring it for a Mini Blizzard later.

Kallies, a staff member at River Valley Church (RVC) in Apple Valley, MN came up with the concept with his supervisor and NCU alumnus, Tom Poch ('02).

In April, DQ customers were asked to create videos combining their love for the Dairy Queen brand with a “mini TREATment” to submit online at DQ.com/mini. Dairy Queen officials judged all video submissions on content and creativity and posted the top 24 to the DQ Facebook page to allow fans to vote for their favorites. The six video entries that received the most fan votes during a two-week period in May were selected to win the ultimate Mini Blizzard TREATment, a new Mini Cooper Countryman from Dairy Queen.

Staff members from North Central University fanned across the tornado-devastated portions of North Minneapolis on Friday, May 27, 2011. Working with faith-based Urban Homeworks the group of NCU staffers helped dispose of debris.

A tornado hit Minneapolis on Sunday, May 22nd, damaging at least 100 homes, toppling hundreds of trees and injuring at least 29 people.

Since the tornado struck, public works crews and workers with the Minneapolis Park Board have removed significant amounts of wreckage from the city. So far, dump trucks have transported 4,424 loads of tree debris and the removal will continue through June 10.

The North Central University Chorale performed at Carnegie Hall on May 21, 2011 as part of the Masterworks Festival Chorus. The Chorale sang with a large group under the direction of Dr. Bradley Elingboe in a performance of his Requiem. Chorale also appeared in a 15 minute solo performance as part of the evening's concert.

During their week in New York, NCU Chorale had the privilege of singing at Brooklyn Tabernacle (Brooklyn, NY) and had the opportunity of working and performing at the Bowery Mission, (New York, NY) where they were wonderful ambassadors for North Central.

Chorale performs at Carnegie Hall

NCU staff aid in local tornado aftermath

NCU Alumnus wins the Mini Blizzard Treatment

EDUCATION LUNCHEON

We will be recording the stories of our alumni and friends at our booth throughout the week. Stop by and tell us about North Central’s part in your story.

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Recipient of the 2011 Distinguished Educator Award* from the Alliance for Assemblies of God Higher Education,

Dr. Lloyd has spent her adult life in the education field. First in the elementary schools of Saint Paul, then as an educator for North Central’s School of Education where

she has served both as a professor and the department’s chair (2002-2009). Today, her research interests include

studies of African-American male students in gradesthree through five, when many lose interest in school.

*Every two years the AG General Council selects an award winner from nineteen Christian higher

education institutions that are part of theAssemblies of God. This marks the fourthconsecutive council that a North Central

University faculty member has beenselected for this award.

Dr. Margo LloydEducation Faculty

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Jeff DeyoWorship Arts Specialist

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Visit ncufinearts.com/eternity or scan this QR code from your smartphone app!

Get a sneak peek of Dove Award-winning recording artist Jeff Deyo’s upcoming release by downloading an exclusive, unplugged track of the brand new song, “Eternity” from his upcoming new album!

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Inspiring his students to find their voice and develop their craft, NCU alumnus Gary Dop (1999) lives to encourage young writers. His infec-tious humor and genuine commitment to helping students achieve their full potential are a powerful combination.

In addition to teaching creative writ-ing and literature courses, Gary enjoys performing stand-up comedy when his schedule allows. He also founded and directs the Taproot Reading Series, which brings accomplished writers into Minneapolis’ Elliot Park Neighborhood.

Gary’s award-winning poetry was recently recognized by the Poetry Foundation’s syndicated newspaper column, American Life in Poetry, and by the Pushcart Prize Anthology.

When he graduated from North Central University as a Pastoral Studies Major (2002), Justin Lathrop didn’t realize how much his educa-tion would help prepare him for relationship building in the out-side world. Since that time, he has served in many different capacities that have enabled him to connect with pastors and ministries all over the world. Currently Justin is the Executive Pastor of Strategic Devel-opment at The Oaks Fellowship in Texas, and the CEO of HelpStaff.me, a firm helping churches match their specific staffing needs with qualified candidates.

Justin LathropThe Oaks Fellowship

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Gary DopEnglish Faculty

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On March 22, 2011, President Dr. Gordon Anderson

addressed the faculty, staff and

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SPEAKING IN LINDQUIST SANCTUARY AT THE START OF chapel, NCU President, Dr. Gordon Anderson announced the forma-

tion of four new Colleges within the University. The College of Ministry, the College of Arts & Sciences, the College of Fine Arts, and the College of Missions have been formed as a strategic advancement to better support current program offerings and continued program growth.

As is fitting for any decision of this magnitude, the Strategic Plan-ning Team and President’s Cabinet have been investigating the possi-bility of changing North Central University’s nomenclature for several years. Discussions on the renaming of the various entities as colleges and schools, instead of departments, have occurred in various commit-tees, focus groups and Board of Regents meetings.

“As we continued to discuss and develop plans for this monumental step forward, it became clear that the time for this historic announce-ment had come,” Dr. Anderson. “I believe the formation of these Col-leges will bring to light the strength and quality that already exists in our programming, as well as pave the way for continued excellence and development.” 

Current academic departments have been placed under the leader-ship of these Colleges – either as Schools or as Departments. (A fur-ther introduction to each College, including the Schools, Departments, and programs now a part of each is presented in the following pages.) In practical terms, the naming of Colleges and Schools reflects how the various areas function, rather than being made on the basis of size.

Representatives of the President’s Cabinet have expressed the view that the historic announcement also reflects the natural growth already happening, indicating that in many ways this formation of the four Colleges is also a recognition of functions that are already taking place within these areas of programming to set them apart.

Among other benefits, the new structure of the Colleges is antic-ipated to facilitate a greater sense of identity for North Central stu-dents and alumni within their area of study. The Colleges provide a framework with great potential to bolster networks of alumni and future graduates around their career field and programs of study, fur-ther strengthening the sense of community and support by providing a clearer point of connection.

▶“I strongly believe this move to rename our academic departments with contemporary titles both reflects and validates the exceptional, high-quality education that our students are receiving at North Central University,” said Dr. Thomas Burkman, Vice President of Academic Affairs. “These nomenclature changes will further add to the level of acceptance and recognition of our programs and degrees. There is no question that our students will greatly benefit by moving our university in this direction. I am very excited for them and the institution.”

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NORTH CENTRAL UNIVERSITY HAS always prepared leaders for both vocational

ministry and service in the marketplace, emphasiz-ing the importance of fulfilling God’s call no matter the vocation to which that calling leads. As a result, hundreds of graduates have since been sent out as leaders who are ready to make their mark on the world in a broad range of vocations. The establish-ment of the College of Arts and Sciences creates a framework that will ensure excellence and growth in these exciting areas.

The College of Arts & Sciences will be home to

several schools and departments. In addition to the formation of the four Colleges, the School of Business, School of Liberal Arts, School of Social & Behavioral Sciences and School of Education have been established, and will have their home in the College of Arts & Sciences. Several organizations and honor societies will come under the umbrella of Arts & Sciences and its schools as well, including Psi Chi (Psychology), Sigma Tau Delta (English), and Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE; Business Administration).

Alcohol & Drug CounselingBusiness AdministrationCommunication Arts: JournalismCommunication Arts: Media CommunicationsElementary EducationEnglish:

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Chad HassebrookPsychology, Class of 2014

“I think being a part of the College of Arts & Sciences will open up more doors for me in the future and help me discover where God is calling me to go.”

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Ashley Spegal Business Administration

Class of 2012“I’m excited to see where this

change will take us as a Christian university. I feel like when I leave

NCU, I will feel greater pride to say where I graduated from, because of

this exciting change. ‘I graduated from the College of Arts & Sciences

at North Central University, with a Business Administration Major.’

Now, how great does that sound?”

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Matthew TerradoMusic Performance

Class of 2013“I’m honored to be a Music

Performance major at the College of Fine Arts! This

program has pushed me to become a better musician and now it will benefit my

musicianship and preparation more than ever.”

Jeff Hathaway Photography

MusicMusic BusinessMusic PerformanceWorship Arts: Recording ArtistWorship Arts: Recording ArtsWorship Arts: Theatre ArtsWorship Arts: Worship LeadingWorship Arts: Music Pastor

Introducing the College of Fine Arts at North Central University

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“I am excited for the change to the College of Fine Arts because it reflects the high quality of the

program I am involved in. I think it will open more opportunities

for me in the future.”

FINE ARTS PROGRAMMING AT North Cen-tral offers hands-on training and instruction to

students in an environment that enjoys a national reputation as a top level program. Combining the academic strength of the University, state-of-the-art facilities, and an award-winning faculty, the establishment of the College of Fine Arts solidifies the school’s commitment to developing the very best musicians, songwriters and worship leaders in the world.

The College of Fine Arts will house the many music performance groups at North Central, including One Accord, Chorale, Worship Live

and several others. The College will also facilitate theatrical productions, which typically take place once each semester, and most recently included a fall presentation of ‘Into the Woods’ and a spring production of ‘Our Town’, both of which played to capacity audiences during their run.

The College of Fine Arts will also continue the work begun in recent years to establish a Fine Arts Endowment, with a goal of raising $1 million to support program development and growth. More information about the progress of the Endowment can be found on page 30.

Reba SchultzWorship Arts: Music Pastor

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Larry Bach, in his thirtieth year at North Central University, currently serves as the Artistic Director for the University. Under his vision and leadership, the Fine Arts department has grown from 30 to 200 students. Bach conducts the Cho-rale, the University’s premiere choir, and teaches conducting classes. The Chorale has completed 15 overseas tours; per-formed multiple times for the American Choral Association and has performed at Carnegie Hall. He is also a former recipient of the Assemblies of God Delta Alpha Distinguished Educator Award.

Audiences are continually challenged and encouraged through the ministry, preaching, and leadership of Dr. Anderson. His speaking style delivers poignant truth with content-based teaching and practical application. His messages are a reflec-

tion of his dedication to the truth. In 2010, North Central University celebrated the 15th anniversary of Dr. Gordon Anderson’s presidency. Anderson’s professional experience includes fourteen years of pastoral lead-ership and more than 28 years as a col-lege professor and administrator.

A faculty member since 1989, Dan Nelson is a multiple-year recipient of Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers, advises Psi Chi, the national honor society in psychology, and chairs the department of Social & Behavioral Sciences at North Cen-tral. Dan has also held several adjunct professor positions at other Twin Cities schools such as Bethel University and Northwestern College. Dan serves on the peer review corps for the Higher Learning Commission, and is a consultant with the American Psychological Association’s Department Con-sulting Service.

After the formation of four Colleges and an Institute, a process to select deans began. North Central University is excited to announce the Deans of each College & Institute.

▶ Left: Larry Bach, Dean of the College of Fine Arts; Right: Dr. Dan Nelson, Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences

Larry Bach - College of Fine Arts

Dr. Gordon Anderson (Interim Dean) - College of Missions

Dr. Daniel Nelson - College of Arts and Sciences

Dr. Paino is a believer in the value of intentional leadership and relational ministry. After serving as a youth pastor for the first 10 years of his ministry in Indiana and Ohio, Dr. Paino became a church planter and pastor. He has been an ordained minister with the Assemblies of God since 1986 and came to North Central University in 1996 to be the youth ministry spe-cialist. Most recently, he has served as the Executive Chair of the Departments of Church Leadership, chair of the Student Ministries Department, Co-Founder of the Center for Youth and Leadership, and Full Professor.

Dr. Menzies served as the department chair of Bible and The-ology (2005-2011) and has been part of the North Central University faculty since 1990. He is a member of the North American Patristic Society, the Society for Pentecostal Stud-ies, and Society of Biblical Literature. In 2009, Dr. Menzies was the recipient of the Assemblies of God Delta Alpha Dis-tinguished Educator Award. Dr. Menzies also organized and led North Central University’s “Pentecostal Issues Seminar” (1998-2006) and “The Laboratory,” a forum for discussion of church issues by pastors and professors (2008-Present). Most recently, he has served as the department chair of Bible and Theology, Faculty Marshal, and Full Professor.

FOR MORE THAN 80 years, North Central Uni-versity has believed that a biblical and spiritual

foundation is essential to success in any career arena. That’s why our curriculum for all majors includes requirements for Bible and Theology classes.

As programming has expanded from the days of North Central Bible Institute, the Department of Bible and Theology continued to serve students across the whole of the University to provide the core Bible classes required as part of each major program.

Now, in that same tradition, North Central is pleased to announce the establishment of the Institute for Biblical & Theological Studies, which will not only provide the Biblical Studies and Biblical Languages majors, but will continue to serve students across the University by providing the Bible core requirements for students in the College of Arts & Sciences, the Col-lege of Fine Arts, the College of Ministry and the Col-lege of Missions.

Dr. Glen Menzies, Dean of the Institute for Biblical and Theological Studies.

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Above: Dr. Tracy Paino, Dean of the College of Ministry

Dr. Tracy Paino - College of Ministry

Dr. Glen Menzies - Institute for Biblical & Theological Studies

Bible & Theology Core requirements (all majors)Biblical StudiesBiblical Languages

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Campus MissionsChildren & Family MinistriesDeaf Cultural StudiesDeaf Pastoral StudiesEvangelism & Church PlantingPastoral StudiesUrban Studies: DevelopmentUrban Studies: MinistriesYouth Development StudiesYouth Ministries

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SINCE THE FOUNDATION OF NORTH Central Bible Institute in 1930, preparing and

training ministers for service has been the core of who we are. As the school’s programs and offer-ings have expanded over the years and a world-class university was formed, our commitment to ministry remains just as strong. The establishment of the College of Ministry provides for continued growth and development of these programs as we embrace our responsibility to raise up and send out the next generation of leaders answering God’s call

to vocational ministry.The College of Ministry will provide the cen-

tral location for ministry internship programs and placements, matching students with churches and ministries for mutual benefit. The College will also oversee the Center for Youth and Leadership, and will be responsible for the continued development of the Moen Chair for Pentecostal Preaching and other coeducational programs focused on training the next generation of pastors and church leaders.

Levi KooistraPastoral StudiesClass of 2011

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“It’s amazing to see what God is doing at North Central. So much has happened in the time I’ve been here. I’m excited to see and hear about the world-changing ministry that is going to come out of the College of Ministry. With a much clearer focus for the different majors, I think students are going to be able to receive a more focused edu-cation for their specific passion and major.”

Ellen HawthorneYouth Development Studies

Class of 2012“I’m really excited about Youth

Development being a part of the College of Ministry. I am excited to

see how this will impact my future!”

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“As a student who has had the opportunity to work in the

Intercultural Studies Department, I have had the chance to see

many aspects of the program. Our Missions Department offers so much and I feel that the new

name “College of Missions” indicates its credibility and is the

recognition that it deserves.”Jeff Hathaway Photography

Sarah KimTeaching English as a Foreign Language

Class of 2013

FROM ITS INCEPTION, NORTH CENTRAL has been a place of preparation and per-

sonal growth for students and leaders who have a vision that reaches far beyond the walls of the NCU campus. The world has been changed in so many ways by the dedicated students who have been trained and sent out from North Central. By establishing the College of Missions, we can remain focused on producing graduates with a strong bibli-cal foundation, better global awareness, and a pas-sion for missions that will enable them to continue to change the world.

In addition to the missions-oriented academic

ASL/English InterpretingIntercultural Studies: Biblical LanguagesIntercultural Studies: Business as MissionIntercultural Studies: Children & Youth in CrisisIntercultural Studies: International DevelopmentIntercultural Studies: Islamic StudiesIntercultural Studies: Missions & Family StudiesIntercultural Studies: Modern LanguagesIntercultural Studies: Teaching English as aForeign LanguageIntercultural Studies: World Missions

programs, The College of Missions will continue to develop the Center for Biblical Justice, as well as the Antioch Center - a partnership with Assemblies of God World Missions focused on reaching the Hindu, Muslim and Buddhist populations around the world with the gospel. The College of Missions will also continue the work done by the Intercul-tural Studies and Languages Department to raise scholarship money for students within the College’s programs. The College of Missions will also serve as the hub for all study abroad programs and will continue to be involved in coordinating various missions trips for students and faculty members.

Introducing the College of Missions at North Central University

Program Offerings:

Josh Erickson Intercultural Studies

Class of 2011

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“I think the College of Missions will provide a great opportunity for students to get con-nected with one another and with the issues

going on around the world. The College of Missions will be a great place for any

student to hear from the Lord on how he or she can make an impact globally.”

(pictured with wife Carrie, Mathematics, Class of 2012)

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E STABLISHED THROUGH THE GENEROUS GIFTS OF donors, The Moen Chair for Pentecostal Preaching, named after former NCU Chairman of the Board, Rev. Ernest J. Moen, is a program designed to invite prominent leaders

from around the nation to teach, model and mentor homiletics and pastoral skills throughout a given semester. Since 2002, the Moen Chair for Pentecostal Preaching has been filled by 22 capable leaders. Until this spring, one name has been added each semester, as a speaker is selected to regularly participate with the student body through a series of chapel services, as well as provide guest lectures in the classroom for homiletics students. The result is a list of notewor-thy names who have contributed to the training of the next generation of great communicators and preachers.

This semester, however, the list has grown by four, as the unique opportunity presented itself to add to that prestigious list four mem-bers of the Executive Leadership of the Assemblies of God to serve as co-Chairs, including George O. Wood, the Chief Executive Officer and the General Superintendent of the Assemblies of God. Joining Wood as co-Chairs are Alton Garrison, Jim Bradford, and Douglas Clay.

Dr. Wood serves as chairman of the World Assemblies of God fel-lowship, after serving for 14 years as the movement’s General Secretary.

Spring 2003: Ron Traub Fall 2003: Richard Dresselhaus Spring 2004: Joel StockerFall 2004: Scott Hagan Spring 2005: Ron Bontrager Fall 2005: John King

Spring 2006: Reggie Dabbs Fall 2006: Gary Grogan Spring 2007: Doug Graham Fall 2007: David Grant Spring 2008: Nate Elarton Fall 2008: Pete Drake

Spring 2009: Brad Trask Fall 2009: Rob Ketterling Spring 2010: Debbie GillFall 2010: Darell Geddes

PAST MOEN CHAIR SPEAKERS

Dr. George O. WoodGeneral Superintendent

Alton GarrisonAsst. General Superintendent

Douglas E. ClayGeneral Treasurer

Dr. Jim Bradford,General Secretary

Wood has authored seven books, and is an attorney and a member of the California State Bar.

Alton Garrison is the Assistant General Superintendent of the Assem-blies of God, as well as the Executive Director of the Division of Church Ministries and Discipleship. Garrison served as Executive Director of U.S. Missions from 2005-2006, and was the Superintendent of the Arkansas District from 2001-2005, after more than 30 years as a pastor and evangelist.

Dr. Jim Bradford serves as the General Secretary of the Assemblies of God and is a member of the Executive Leadership Team and the Execu-tive Presbytery. Bradford has also served on executive boards including Vanguard University, and draws from more than 20 years of pastoral experience as he comes to North Central as a Moen Chair speaker.

Douglas E. Clay serves as the General Treasurer of the Assemblies of God, a post he has held since 2008, after serving as the Superintendent for the Ohio District and National Youth Director for the A/G.

Rather than making multiple visits to campus over the course of the semester, these leaders each took a turn in the pulpit, creating a once-in-a-lifetime chance for NCU’s homiletics students to hear from four of the movement’s most influential and experienced leaders in a single semester. To listen to these and many other recent messages from NCU chapel, visit www.northcentral.edu/sermons/archive.

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North Central Faculty Continue to Distinguish Themselves

North Central University is proud to announce that Professor Dr. Margo Lloyd has been selected to receive the 2011 Distinguished Educator Award at the Assembly of God General Council in Phoenix, AZ on August 3, 2011.

Dr. Lloyd’s selection for the honor marks the fourth consecutive General Council that a North Central Univer-sity faculty member has been selected for this award. She follows Larry Bach, Dean of the College of Fine Arts; Dr. Carolyn Tennant, English Professor and Dr. Glen Menzies, Dean of the Institute for Biblical & Theological Studies.

“I know I speak for the entire North Central community when I say we are extremely proud of Dr. Margo Lloyd," said Vice President of Academic Affairs Dr. Thomas Burkman. "She truly repre-sents what the Distinguished Educators Award seeks to identify – a person set apart because of excellence. Dr. Lloyd is a remarkably effective instructor; a true friend to her colleagues; a mentor to her students; and a strong support to the administration. Her service to this institution, the church, and to the com-munity sets an example for us all. NCU is a much better institution because Dr.

Margo Lloyd services at this university.”The Distinguished Educator Award

was established for the purpose of recognizing those professors who have distinguished themselves in the A/G Fellowship by consistent excellence in teaching and have made an outstanding contribution and lifetime commitment to Christian higher education in the Assemblies of God. Every two years the General Council selects award an winner from among nineteen Christian higher education institutions that are part of the Assemblies of God.

"We at North Central are very proud of Dr. Margo Lloyd and the honor she has received in being selected as the 2011 Distinguished Educator for the Assemblies of God," said Dr. Gordon Anderson, President of North Central. "It is truly wonderful for our faculty to be honored in this way and for the university to be recognized for our commitment to academic excellence. Congratulations and well done!"

Dr. Lloyd has spent her adult life in the field of education. The first half was spent working in the elementary schools of St. Paul, where she taught nearly every grade level. Dr. Lloyd

has spent the longest portion of her career as an educator at North Central University. During her years at NCU, Dr. Lloyd has taught numerous courses in North Central 's School of Education and chaired the department between 2002 & 2009.

Dr. Lloyd’s research interests include studies of African American male students in third through fifth grades (a time when many lose interest in school), the causes of the achievement gap, and the residual effects of high stakes testing.

In addition to teaching, Dr. Lloyd has been afforded the opportunity to travel to England, Israel, Canada, Singapore, Malaysia, Kenya, East Africa, and China in a variety of capacities for the university.

Dr. Margo Lloyd (Far right), Education Professor at North Central University, has been seleceted to recieve the 2011 Distinguished Educator Award from the A/G Higher Education Alliance. Dr. Lloyd joins (L-R) Larry Bach, Dr. Carolyn Tennant, and Dr. Glen Menzies as North Central faculty to recieve the honor.

Dr. Thomas Burkman announces the new academic requirements for the upcom-ing year after approval by the Administration and Board of Regents.

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is the goal of most college students. An increasing number of those students, however, find that the required amount of credit hours, combined with factors such as maintaining part-time employment or participating in extra-curricular activities, makes the four-year plan increasingly difficult. The reality of this situation, together with North Central’s com-mitment to strategic, quality academic programming has led to an exciting change for students.

Dr. Thomas Burkman, Vice President of Academic Affairs, commissioned the Academic Affairs Committee at the start of the 2009-10 school year to review all academic programs and discuss how North Central could optimize program require-ments. Their goal was to retain the quality of each program while meeting both the University’s commitment to include significant core Bible classes for all majors and the Higher Learning Association’s core general education requirements.

Following nearly two years of work on the part of fac-ulty, the Academic Affairs office and the Registrar’s office, approval has been given by the Administration and the Board of Regents. North Central is excited to announce this change in its academic program requirements.  Beginning with the Fall 2011 semester, nearly all four-year degree programs will require 124 credit hours for graduation - a reduction from the previous aver-age of 132. 

The change, which will be a reduction in total credit require-ments for graduation in most majors, was announced during a special chapel service by Burk-man and Jeremy Sanders (Univer-sity Registrar), and was met with

cheers from the current student body. An audio recording of the announcement is available online at northcentral.edu.

“We are happy to announce that start-ing in the Fall 2011 semester, the aca-demic programs at North Central Uni-versity will be 124 credits rather than the current total of 132,” said Burkman. “The rationale for such a reduction was both to be more competitive with other qual-ity institutions and to provide students an increased opportunity to graduate in four years.”

“The Academic Affairs Committee, composed of 16 mem-bers including faculty and student leaders, was able to succeed in meeting the challenge of reducing the total credits per pro-gram while maintaining our commitment to a broad, holistic Bible education, as well as maintaining the integrity and qual-ity of the major-specific programs.”

The revised programs will take effect for all new students enrolling for Fall 2011, and currently enrolled students will have the option to complete their program’s current require-

ments, or choose to adopt the revised program. Some programs that include certification by out-side organizations (and carry more specific requirements) may still require more than 124 credits for graduation, though the total number of required credits for these programs have still been reduced.

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On June 13th, 2011, Bethany University (Scotts Valley, CA) announced that the school would cease teaching operations for the 2011-2012 school year. As a fellow affiliate of Assem-blies of God higher education, North Central University will honor the 92-year legacy of Bethany University by offering support and assistance to the hundreds of students affected by the announcement.

While we are saddened by the news of such a great institu-tion closing its doors, North Central University is committed to aid and assist the current and prospective students of Beth-any University in whatever way possible. As a University with equivalent accreditation, shared values and educational goals, and many parallel programs of study, North Central hopes

to provide a transfer option that is as seamless as possible for former Bethany students as they complete their undergraduate degrees.

In addition to providing tran-script evaluation with the goal of transferring 100% of credits earned whenever possible, North Central is also pleased to offer financial assistance to make the transfer process as smooth as

possible.  Students transferring directly from Bethany Uni-versity to North Central University for the fall 2011 semester will be eligible for a one-time grant of $1000 applied to their financial aid package over the course of the 2011-12 school year.  This will be over and above any financial aid they are already receiving.  In addition to the available grant, students transferring to North Central from Bethany University will also find the cost of attendance to be less and enjoy an esti-mated savings of more than $3,000 per year.

Students who would like to receive more information or start the transfer process should contact the North Central Admissions Office at admissions@northcentral.edu or call 1.800.289.6222

North Central University had the distinct pleasure of hosting the Pure Worship Institute (PWI), June 19-24, 2011. Over 120 students attended this year’s event fea-turing seminars, workshops, jam sessions, and listening panels led by North Central Fine Arts Faculty members and many skilled industry professionals.

Founded by Jeff Deyo, nationally recognized wor-ship leader, recording artist, original member of SONIC-FLOOd, and Worship Arts Specialist at NCU, the Pure Worship Institute works to train the next generation of professional musicians and singers. PWI teaches stu-dents “how to worship with an instrument, what God requires of singers and musi-cians, how to use the latest technology, and methods to writing and arranging songs.”

“PWI 2011 was truly off the charts! God’s hand of love and favor on our students, instructors, wor-ship leaders, and speakers was incredible as always. The softening and turn of hearts to Jesus was the stuff of dreams, as we observed miracle after miracle hap-pening in everyone’s lives,” Deyo said.

Each night of PWI also featured a Worship Encounter led by guest art-ists including Desperation Band, Marco Barrientos, Jonathan Lee and Brian & Ramey Whalen. The event concluded with a concert by Jeff Deyo and his band. To learn more about PWI, visit pureworshipinstitute.com

PWI Rocks NCUNorth Central SIFE Team Honored at Nationals

North Central Offers Transfer Solution to Bethany Students

North Central University¹s Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) team followed their second straight Regional Champi-onship thisspring by placing first runner up in League 1 at the SIFE National Exposition on May 11, 2011.

The NCU SIFE team also appeared on WCCO (CBS) morning news program, ‘This Morning,’ on May 12, 2011. The team was recognized during the telecast that briefly featured students from several teams who participated in the National Expo, which was held in Minneapolis.

The North Central team presented community projects accomplished during the academic year, including: Project S.O.S., Elliot Park Night to Unite, NCU Green, Operation Lunch and InterviewME. Project success is measured on

objectives such as the number of individuals influenced and financial impact. NCU SIFE focused on influencing both the campus and the neighborhood community that has been home to North Central University for over 80 years.

Bill Tibbetts, associate professor of Business Administra-tion at NCU, is the team’s faculty advisor. “SIFE provides our students with the opportunity to partner their class room education with Biblical principles of service to our com-munity,” said Tibbetts. “Participation in SIFE also provides our students with a competitive advantage when applying for internships and jobs in the marketplace. NCU has one of the most well respected SIFE programs in Minnesota.”

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The Men’s Basketball team wrapped up its season on March 12, 2011 with a 84-71 loss to Ohio Christian University in the fifth place game at the 2011 NCCAA DII Men’s Basketball National Championship Tournament, sandwiching an 85-76 win over Atlanta Christian College with their opening round loss to Valley Forge Christian College, and giving the Rams a 6th place finish at the National tourney.

The Lady Rams bounced back from an open-ing round loss to eventual national champion

Kentucky Christian University to advance through the consolation bracket and earn a fifth place finish at the 2011 NCCAA DII Women’s Basketball National Championship Tournament held March 10-12 in Circleville, Ohio.

After their loss to KCU, NCU defeated Clear-water Christian College on Friday and Grace Uni-versity. It was the Lady Rams best performance at the NCCAA DII National Tournament since 1995 when they lost to Kentucky Christian University in the national title game.

▶ Top: Freshman Bryce Burkman (4) fights for the opening tip. Inset: Sopho-more Elisabeth Trickey looks to score on the fast break.

NCU Women’s Soccer earned their third straight NCCAA DII Women’s Soccer National Championship appear-ance in 2010, closing out the fall by repeating as Regional Champions and traveling to Kissimmee, FL for the National Tournament. 

The Rams entered the Tournament seeded 7th but after an opening round loss to #2 seed Lancaster Bible Col-lege (Lancaster, Penn.) the Lady Rams defeated Atlanta Christian College (Atlanta, Ga.) 2-1 to advance to the 5th place game.

In the 5th place game against Kentucky Christian the Rams and the Knights were scoreless until the 85th minute when Freshman Alyssa Freitag received a corner kick from Aimee Cornelius and sent it into the net for the game winner and claiming 5th place in the National Tournament.

“I’m very pleased with the progress this team has made over the year,” Head Coach Jake Smith said. “They showed mental strength and determination, and everyone gave their best effort.”

Women’s Cross Country continued their historic streak of victories at the NCCAA DII National Championship Invitational by winning their sixth consecutive national banner on Saturday, November 13 at Elvin King Memorial Cross Country Course in Cedarville, Ohio. The Lady Rams dominated the field, placing all seven runners in the top 10.

Senior Catherine Mead used a career best 19:17.56 5k time to earn both NCCAA DI & DII All-American awards, becoming the first NCU female cross country athlete to achieve such acco-lades. She also became the first female runner in NCU history to win two individual national titles. Sophomore Michelle Hubbell ran to a second place finish for the second straight year, and

freshman Kara Montanez finished fourth.The North Central men finished with the top

three runners and placed all five scoring ath-letes in the top ten to win the 2010 NCCAA DII National Invitational Championship The 2010 championship gives the Rams back-to-back victories and four championships in the last five seasons.

Junior Jeff Winkelman ran to the individual NCCAA DII National Title and earned All-American awards for both an NCCAA DI and DII. Senior David Calhoun and freshman Josiah Miller completed a 1-2-3 finish for the Rams, as each earned a NCCAA DII All-American award for their effort.

North Central finished 37th in the 2011 NCAA Division III Men’s Golf National Championship Tourna-ment held on Tuesday through Friday, May 10-13 at the Grandover Resort in Greensboro, N.C. In August of 2010 NCU gained active Division III mem-bership and a few weeks later the Rams won the Upper Midwest Athletic Conference Championship giving them the school’s first automatic berth into an NCAA National Championship event.

The NCAA Nationals experience should be a building point for a team with four of five players returning from their con-ference championship season.

Four Rams basketball athletes have been named to the Association of Divi-sion III Independents All-Independents teams.

Sophomore guard Nathan Roeder was named as a member of the Asso-ciation of Division III Independents

(AD3I) All-Independents 1st team, rounding out a season which saw him lead the team in both scoring and assists.Senior forward Levi Kooistra earned a 2nd team AD3I All-Independents selection, and Freshman guard Andrew Berndt was selected as an Honorable Mention.

Sophomore guard Elisabeth Trickey was selected as a member of the Wom-en’s AD3I All-Independents Honorable Mention squad.

Women’s Soccer Returns toNationals, Improves Finish

Cross-Country Teams Continue Run of NCCAA Dominance

Alex Farber claimed two individual event titles and the Field Event Athlete of the Meet award at the 2011 Upper Midwest Athletic Conference (UMAC) Indoor Track & Field

Championships. Farber followed up his NCCAA Indoor All-American 3rd place performance in the long jump with a UMAC title in that event with a

winning distance of 6.71 m. and won the high jump event with a conference indoor meet record of 1.88m.

Senior Catherine Mead followed up her NCCAA Indoor National

Championship in the 1600m run by claiming her first career indoor conference title with a victory in that same event.

Track & Field Athletes Claim Conference Titles

Golf, Basketball Mark NCU’s First Year of Eligibility with NCAA D-III Recognition

Women’s Hoops 5th, Men 6th atNCCAA D-II National Tournament

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These are exciting and challenging days we are living in. From its very beginning, North Central was formed to train and send out Spirit-led men and women who are world changers for Christ’s Kingdom.

The Alumni Office, our representatives, and myself are committed to keeping you in touch with what is happening at the University. We want your relationships to continue after you are long gone from the halls of NCU! We want to keep in touch with you and your family. Email, Facebook, and Twitter are all helping us stay better in touch in this technological age. Whether you or your spouse attended a class or attended for a year or more, you are a part of our Alumni family. We pray that God’s grace and mercy will continue to flow out of your life and your dreams! In His Service,

John Goodman Alumni Association President

North Central Alumni Association was established over 75 years ago, with the purpose of contributing to the success and blessing of all former students of North Central (from the NCBI days, to NCBC and now North Central Univer-sity) through building relationships, providing resources, and providing opportunities for alumni to remain engaged with both their alma matter and the greater NCU commu-nity around the world.

Historically, the Alumni Asso-ciation has sponsored annual gatherings such as homecoming events, 50-year and 60-year Class Reunions, and alumni athletics events, as well as smaller gath-erings focused around campus events. (Of course, whenever we are asked by a specific group or graduating class whether they could come back and have a reunion, the answer is always “Yes!” )

In addition to carrying on some of these annual events, the Alumni Association has also worked to develop new ways to help alumni connect with each other. Several new discipline-specific groups have been initiated to engage NCU alumni and encourage reconnecting with classmates, and Business, Inter-cultural Studies, Biblical Studies and Education alumni com-munity groups have been successfully launched.

Another new idea is ready to be included as well, with the

introduction of what is often referred to as a “cluster reunion” this year. This concept involves inviting classes from three con-secutive years to a joint reunion. Because many friendships are often developed from classes both before and after their spe-cific graduation year, this will enable alumni to reconnect with

former classmates that did not neces-sarily graduate at the same time. The classes of 2001, ‘02 and ‘03 will be the first to be invited to participate in this new type of reunion event this coming October. In the near future, cluster reunions for twenty-five and forty year classes will also be intro-duced. The traditional reunions for the 50th or 60th year celebrations will continue to occur as they tradi-tionally have.

Over the past few years, we have found that scheduling reunions in the Fall to coincide with North Central’s annual Partners for Progress banquet has been a very successful combination. The Minnesota fall weather is beautiful and it also enables the reunion participants to be part of this great annual event, and see and experience the continu-ing vision and mission for North Central University.

As always, the Alumni Office is open to any and all com-ments and suggestions that you would have for reunions and other events. Feel free to contact us at anytime by mail, by email at alumni@northcentral.edu or by phone at 612.343.4143.

Greetings from the NCU Alumni Association

Alumni Reunions to Take New Approach

Alumni from ‘51 & “55 gathered for a reunion on October 28, 2010

Pictured L-R: John Goodman, Alumni Association President; Mary Murphy, Assistant to the VP of Advancement; Wes Book, Alumni Relations Director

John Goodman: Alumni Association PresidentJohn graduated from NCU in 1985 and presently is the Lead Pastor at West Oaks Community Church in Minnetonka, Minnesota. John.Goodman@northcentral.edu

Stetson Nold: Biblical Studies AlumniStetson graduated from NCU in 2009 and represents the Biblical Studies alumni community. Stetson is currently an account coordinator for Hannon Security Services while he completes his master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy. Alumni-BiblicalStudies@northcentral.edu

Carina Ruhlandt: Business Alumni GroupCarina graduated from NCU in 2002 and represents the alumni in the business community. She is manager of

contracts and grants for the Salvation Army in the Minne-apolis/St. Paul area. Alumni-Business@northcentral.edu

April Grabanski: Education Alumni GroupApril graduated from NCU in 2001 and represents the alumni in the education community. April is an elementary education teacher in the Minneapolis school district.Alumni-Education@northcentral.edu

Daniel Berggren: Intercultural Studies Alumni GroupOriginally from Sweden, Daniel graduated from NCU in 2006 and represents the Intercultural Studies alumni com-munity. Daniel is currently working as an apartment main-tenance coordinator and is involved in a tutoring ministry at his church. Alumni-Missions@northcentral.edu

Nathan ScottNorthern Missouri: Nathan graduated from NCU in 1985 and presently is the Assistant Pastor at Northland Cathedral in Kansas City, Missouri.

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Doug GrahamNorth Dakota: Doug graduated from NCU in 1986 and is pres-ently the Senior Pastor at Evangel A/G in Bismarck, North Dakota.

Dave TimsSouth Dakota: Dave graduated from NCU in 1975 and is presently pastoring in the Sioux Falls, South Dakota area.

Simon TrautmannMinnesota: Simon graduated from NCU in 2003 and is presently an attorney in the Minneapolis/St. Paul metro-politan area.Alumni-MN@northcentral.edu

Rick ThiemkeIllinois: Rick graduated from NCU in 1988 andis presently the LeadPastor at New Life Churchin Yorkville, Illinois.Alumni-IL@northcentral.edu

Ron and LaDon HeldWisconsin-Northern Michigan: Ron and LaDon graduated in 1964 and 1965 respectively. They served in various churches during their years as pastors. Ron also served as an official for the Wisconsin/Northern Michigan District where they are currently working with the Senior Adult Ministries for the District.Alumni-WINM@northcentral.edu

Barry JorrisIndiana: Barry graduated from NCU in 1986 and is presently the Student Ministries Pastor at First Assembly of God in Ft. Wayne, Indiana.

Dave & Vicki JuveOhio: Dave and Vicki graduated from NCU in 1988 and 1984 respectively. They are both on staff at Christian Assembly in Colum-bus, Ohio where Dave is the Worship & Arts Pastor and Vicki is involved in various ministries within the church.

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