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Congratulations, Dr. Overstreet!!

PALSave Open Educator Alan Overstreet Alan Overstreet, Academic Director, School of Theology and Christian Ministry at Anderson University, is a 2024 PALNI Open Educator Award recipient.

American Library Association report says book challenges soared in 2023 Overall, the number of individual titles challenged in both school and public libraries spiked by 65% — the highest level ever recorded by the ALA.

The Private Academic Library Network of Indiana (PALNI) is pleased to announce the release of "Writing for Digital Media" by Cara Miller, Associate Professor and Director of the English Program at Anderson University. Congratulations, Dr. Miller! https://palni.org/news/palsave-textbook-creation-grant-program-releases-new-open-textbook-writing-for-digital-media

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Rotary Global Scholar – An All Indiana effort with Districts 6540, 6560 & 6580 Indiana Rotary clubs offering a $40,000 Global Scholarship Indiana Rotary clubs are accepting applications for a $40,000 All-Indiana Global Grant Scholarship that will enable a scholar to study one to four years in a graduate program at any qualified university outside North America. The 2024-25 pro...

Dr. Hochstetler was a great man…he will be missed!

Anderson University is deeply saddened by the passing of Dr. Jay Hochstetler, professor of management.

Dr. Hochstetler joined the AU faculty in 2007. Known by faculty, staff, students, and alumni as a joyful, compassionate professor and friend, Jay lived his life as an example to everyone he met by the way that he remained steadfast in his relationship with Christ. As Jay once wrote:

“Biblical perspectives are not counter to good business practices; they are the embodiment of good business practices. When I find myself in a dilemma, I always ask, ‘What is the right thing to do?’ With God’s guidance, the answer to that question can be found. The amazing thing is that as we conduct ourselves with that question as our guiding compass, we find that short-term losses from doing the right thing turn into long-term gains.”

Dr. Hochstetler was honored with the John A. Morrison Award at the conclusion of the 2022-23 academic year. The Morrison Award is designed to recognize faculty and staff who go beyond excellence in performance and have demonstrated a commitment to something larger than themselves.

Please join us in prayer for Jay’s family, and his colleagues in the Falls School of Business.