The Collegian Vol. 54 - No. 13 Grove City College, Grove City, Pa. Friday, February 4, 1994 Faith & Life Dr. Conwell receives education honor Week stresses Dr. James Conwell, an asso- importance clate professor of engineering Rehabilitation Laboratory in November. at Grove City College, has been selected by the Society of ENGINEERING Prior to joining the Grove of God's will Automotive Engineers (SAE) City College faculty in 1993, Conwell taught at Louisiana as a recipient of the 1994 SAE Teetor Educational Award. LABO RY State University. A native of McMurray, Pa., Conwell re- The Tector Award, given an- ceived the bachelor of science nually to a small number of and the master of science de- engineering faculty from grees in mechanical engineer- across the country, distin- ing from the University of guishes Dr. Conwell as one of Tennessee, Knoxville. He the nation's top engineering completed the requirements for educators. his doctorate, also in mechani- cal engineering, from Van- Formal presentation of the derbilt University in December award will occur during the 1989. In addition to his aca- 1994 SAE International demic experience, Dr. Conwell Congress and Exposition, has industrial experience with planned for February 28- the Procter and Gamble Manu- March 4 in Detroit, Michigan. facturing Corporation and The selection of Dr. Conwell Sverdrup Technology. was based upon a judging of his past record as an educator, Conwell is the second mem- his qualifications for teaching, ber of the GCC engineering his involvement with students, faculty to receive the Teetor "Decision Making and the and his overall potential for Award. Dr. Mark Reuber, pro- Will of God" is the theme of growth as an educator and re- fessor of mechanical engineer- Grove City College's 1994 Faith and Life Week, featuring searcher. A major factor cited ing, is a 1990 Tector Award was his involvement in the Dr. Conwell recipient. Dr. Garry Lee Friesen speak- ing Sunday through Tuesday, prize-winning GCC senior tion of standard engineering in this area, Conwell has re- Feb. 6.7 and 8. Mechanical Engineering de- analysis and design techniques "Dr. Conwell's award is yet ceived awards from the United "God's Will and Freedom" is sign sequence and his applica- another indication of the high to devices which aid physically States Navy and the State of the topic of his message on tion of creative teaching tech- disabled people. This effort Louisiana. quality of teaching currently being performed within the Feb. 6 in Harbison Chapel at niques to the process of engi- has resulted in the develop- Under Conwell's direction, 6:30 p.m. On Feb. 7. Dr. neering design. Grove City College Depart- ment of such devices as spc- the GCC Engineering Depart- Friesen will speak on "God's Of particular interest to the cialized wheelchairs and ment of Engineering," com- ment dedicated a new 2,000 Will and Wisdom" in Craw- judges was Conwell's applica- transfer devices. For his work mented College President Jerry square-foot Measurements and H. Combee. ford Auditorium at 7 p.m. The series will conclude on Feb. 8 with a morning convocation service at 9 a.m. and a discus- Greek Week unites present day and tradition sion of "God's Will and Faith- As Greek Unity Week '94 fulness.' Chapel cards will be comes to a close tomorrow at Frats recruit collected at all three lectures. midnight, 120 new actives will Dr. Friesen has authored a crash after seven very busy book and study guide on the new members days. Table pounding subject of decision making. At games special Greek Beta Sigma: Bryan Badstib- Multnomah School of the chapel service those early- ner, Ryan Blough, Mark Buk- Bible in Portland, Oregon, he morning breakfasts wear- szar, Brian Collins, Brian Jen- is currently Vice Presi- ing new colors. nings, Gary Krenzer, Dan Lev- dent/Academic Dean and full- At left: The brothers of enduski, Anthony Stecker, Phil time professor of Bible. Dr. Epsilon Pi fraternity visited a Tararczyk and Jon Todd. Friesen earned a B.A. in bibli- center for underprivileged chil- Delta Iota Kappa: Paul cal studies and social science dren in Mercer this week. Baker, Galen Bowser, Tom from John Brown University in That's Glenn Moore holding Brannen, Mike Cancilliere, Siloam Springs, Arkansas, and one of the tiny tots. See page Mike DiCaprio, Jeremy Ew- both a master's degree and a 4. ing, Sean Gribble, Greg Henry, doctorate in theology from At right: Alpha Beta Tau Geoff Hust, Jon Husted, Steve Dallas Theological Seminary. sweetheart Dave Anderson Johnson, Steve Kormchak, Dr. Friesen has written arti- enjoys being surrounded by Justin Kubatko, Scott Mitchell, cles for a number of Christian women at table pounding. Scott Naylor, Matt Pitzer, magazines and has traveled Ryan Shafer, Pete Siebert and throughout the country speak- Steve Solman. ing at various colleges and Epsilon Pl: Tom Flenner, seminaries. He has also been Sorority sisters adopt rushes for membership Kevin Forney, Bradley Gray, involved in foreign ministry, Heath Grover, Scott Henry, leading students on study tours of Israel, Jordan and Rome as Alpha Beta Tau Harrison, Victoria Jelly, Thomas Hostetler, Michael Hollie Shaull, Jill Sutman, well as teaching in Singapore, Teressa Conley, Pamela Nicole McCreadie, Tiffeni Pat- Lachesky, Richard McClel- Natasha VanDerGriendt, Beth Indonesia and Manila. Joseck, Arlene Keller, Shan- rick and Jennifer Patterson. Vernocy and Kristin Violet. land, James Parker, Jeffery non Sanders, Jessica Thomas Steigerwald, James Wherley and Sonya Wood. Phi Sigma Chi Theta Alpha Pi and Brian Wolfe. Bridgette Anderson, Beth Gamma Chi Ann Michelson and Sherry Nu Lambda Phi: Vaughn Rachel Becker, Christine Mathieson, Amy Neigh, San- Hear Woodward. Donaldson, Justin Graham, dra Woolcott, Corinne Zavoral Bittler, Sarah Brown, Deborah and J.J. Snapp. Zeta Zeta Zeta James Groctz, Mike Hakos, Dr. Friesen Clark, Michele Diel, Kristen Kelli Bowersox, Courtney Chuck Rock and Mike Seuss. Emswiller, Erin Fraser, Julie Sigma Delta Phi speak this week: Gabor, Maria Haas, Alison Pan Sophic: James Bauman, Gurner, Mindy Martin, Sharna Marcy McKee, Denise Hoffheins, Jennifer Lanier, Mike Brediger, Adam David- Moore, Kristin Morton, Sarah Ritschel, Elizabeth Rumansik Dawn Laursen, Phoebe son, Brett Elsess, Brian Gird- Sunday, 6:30 p.m. Myers, Kara Norris, Denise and Leslie Stinson. Menuez, Laura Novotny, Amy wood, Kevin Joyce, J.D. Harbison Chapel Pisani and Kelly Wrenn. Sigma Theta Chi Passavant, Melinda Peters, Larsen, Thomas Resnett, Greg Gamma Sigma Phi Krista Boyd, Tara Bradley, Rachel Pschirrer and Joy Meloon, Karl Schosek, Mike Dominique Aiken, Amanda Zekoski. Smith, Erik Thelander and Kristin Lintz, Beth Maher, Brian Wood. Monday, 7 p.m. Crawford Basketball team has good, bad news Support your Auditorium By MARC DICKMANN Sports Writer game winning streak into swim team Waynesburg College where fought 88-87 overtime victory, Entering last week's action, they met the host which was the good news. Saturday! Tuesday, 9 a.m. Yellowjackets. However, late in the game, Harbison Chapel things looked up for the while trying to stop a fast See article, Wolverine basketball team. break, freshman point guard page 8. After all, they rode a four What resulted was a hard Continued on Page 7