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Around the Pond Sikkema2 dropShadow

Commencement and baccalaureate speakers

Dr. Kathleen Sikkema and the Rev. Wes Granberg-Michaelson are leaders in their respective fields and represent major priorities for Central: the health sciences and religious tolerance and fellowship.

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In the World Esther Streed works in "Angi's Office" in the Roe Center. Angi recently said, "Mom, we need to start calling it our office. Because it’s my office, but you use it." dropShadow

Angi’s Gift

Esther Streed’s daughter Angi inspired her years of activism for children with developmental disabilities.

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Party Fit for a President

Jenae Jenison ‘11 didn’t waste any time getting involved in big things. Just weeks after graduating, she played a significant part in planning the Iowa visit of the Chinese heir apparent, Vice President Xi Jinping.

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11-game win streak carries men’s basketball team

All-Iowa Conference guard Demarco Turner helped Central to a surprising
18-8 season.

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Yes We Can

Families face developmental disabilities, learning their own strengths and their capacity for joy.

May 9, 2012|1 Comment

Growing Modern

Growing Modern

In Iowa, agriculture has a deep and rich history that speaks to people’s hearts. But it can be a double-edged sword—leading to unfair stereotypes.

May 9, 2012|1 Comment

Cheri Trout Doane ’98  has received numerous awards, including the Governor’s Volunteer Service Award in 2011. She works not for the recognition but for the valuable partnerships created between students and nonprofit organizations.

Centered on Service

After earning her degree in her 40s, Cheri Trout Doane ’98 has piloted Central’s Center for Community-Based Learning for 14 years, building relationships that serve the community and offer students real-world learning.

May 9, 2012|1 Comment

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To the Very Limits

In the mountains, the jungle and the library, alumni turn fever dreams into life-changing routines.

May 8, 2012|1 Comment

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