News

• Trio to receive natural, mathematical sciences scholarship

• Forester Night recognizes outstanding students, faculty

• Clark to present 'Life of Christian physician'

• Huntington students serve in Honduras

• Division of Natural and Mathematical Sciences to host visit day

• Who's Who' honors 20 Huntington University students

• Foresters earn All-America Scholar Athlete honors

• Huntington University prepares to add nursing program

• Evans presents lectures in 'Controversies of Science'

• Evans, Jordan to address Class of 2005 at 107th Commencement exercises

• Dr. Bruce Evans, associate professor of biology, along with students Emily Padilla, Andrew Jackenheimer and Mike McKinney attended the Argonne Symposium for Undergraduates in Science, Engineering and Mathematics at Argonne National Labs in Illinois on November 5. McKinney presented the latest data on Evans' ongoing research in the field of cognitive neuroscience. His presentation, "Gender Bias in Assessing Body Image Plasticity," built on the work of graduates Becky Harness, Kelli Sorg and Anna Gensic. Jackenheimer was co-author on the abstract.

• Indiana Beta Chapter of Alpha Chi inducts 18 scholars

• Drs. Bruce Evans and Ruth Nalliah, along with pre-medical students Wendy Campbell and Alicia Hoffmann, attended the Region V Annual Medical Education Conference sponsored by the Student National Medical Association at the Indiana University School of Medicine on Oct.16, 2004. Students and faculty attended seminars on topics including minorities in research, the business of medicine, suturing, and surviving the wards in medical school.

• Drs. Beth Burch, Bill Bordeaux, Bruce Evans, Francis Jones, and Ruth Nalliah attended a seminar at Taylor University on October 18, entitled “Evolving Creation Perspectives: Good Science? …. Good Theology?” by Dr. Howard VanTill, Professor Emeritus of Calvin College.

• On October 25, Drs. Bill Bordeaux and Bruce Evans, along with students Jason Clore, Victoria Hall, Alicia Hoffmann, Christian (Thaddeus) Hubley, and Rosanne Weida attended a seminar at Taylor University by Dr. William Dembski  entitled “Information Theory and Digital Life: Their Impact on the Intelligent Design Perspective of Origins."

• Dr. Bruce Evans, associate professor of biology, will serve on a panel with Ohio state senator Jim Jordan at Shawnee Alliance Church in Lima, Ohio on September 26.  The church will host a live satellite broadcast featuring Lee Strobel as scientific evidence for intelligence behind the design of the universe will be presented. This event is being held as an informative meeting after the Ohio State Board of Education adopted new guidelines in the teaching of "origins science."