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Through the Mizpah GateALUMNI HOMECOMING 2017
ALUMNI HOMECOMING 2017SOUTHWESTERN ADVENTIST UNIVERSITY
APRIL 6–9, 2017
Revive great memories
Connect with classmates and mentors
Engage in campus life again.
Welcome Alumni, I am delighted you are here. I hope your experiences this weekend will allow you to reconnect with classmates, reminisce and relive the good ol’ days when you were a student, and witness how God continues to bless Southwestern Adventist University. I am thankful to our alumni director and alumni board who have worked hard to provide you a meaningful and wonderful homecoming weekend. It is a privilege for me to serve as president of one of the finest higher education Seventh-day Adventist institutions in the world today! On behalf of all the faculty, staff, and administrators, I am happy you have chosen to be a part of this weekend. May God bless you and may God continue to bless Southwestern Adventist University!
Ken Shaw
REGISTRATION SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
THURSDAY, APRIL 6
Homecoming Banquet6:30 pmCommittee of 100 CafeteriaCost: $20All alumni are invited to this kick-off Homecoming celebration. Enjoy some good old southern dishes Southwestern style, including BBQ “chicken,” deluxe macaroni and cheese, chipotle Cesar salad, along with homemade banana pudding and cobbler. The Alumni As-sociation will do a roll call and Honored Alumni will be recognized for their outstanding service to their church and community. Be sure to join us for this grand tradition.
Thursday, April 61:00–5:00 pmHopps Museum & Welcome Center
Friday, April 71:00–4:00 pmHopps Museum & Welcome Center Take advantage of the cozy atmosphere to visit with classmates and page through yearbooks as you enjoy homemade refreshments, compliments of local alumni volunteers.
Feel free to tour the museum or simply pick up your weekend materials—program, nametag and special reunion ribbon. This is also where you can register for special weekend events. Registration also available:
Friday, April 7—6:30 pmKeene Seventh-day Adventist Church
Sabbath, April 8—8:30 amKeene Seventh-day Adventist Church
FRIDAY, APRIL 7
Homecoming Golf Tournament8:00 am Registration begins at 7:00 amThe Retreat Country Club, 7725 FM 1434, Cleburne, TXCost: $125Price includes 18 holes of golf with cart, lunch and prizes. Support the First in Family Scholarship Fund while enjoying a morning of golf that will not disappoint in beauty or challenges. Course requirements are collared shirts, no denim, and soft spikes.
Title Sponsor ($10K) Ray HallbritterTournament Sponsor ($5K) Ulrich Barn BuildersEagle Sponsors ($3K) Steele-Freeman, Texas ConferenceBirdie Sponsors ($1,500) Zacharias Real Estate, Southwestern Union Conference, Mertz Family Dentistry, Pinnacle Bank, Faith Search Partners, Texas Health—Huguley Hospital
Prayer Breakfast8:30 amHopps Museum & Welcome CenterCost: $10Speaker: Tom Patzer (BA ’72)Start your morning with breakfast and worship. Anyone is welcome; however, our maximum capacity for this event is 50.
Campus Tours1:00–3:00 pmMeet at the front of Findley Hall which is located just behind the Mizpah Gate.Tours departing every 30 minutes.Take a trip down memory lane while being introduced to several new developments on campus.
Dinosaur Science Museum1:00-4:00 pmCome tour one of our newest campus highlights.
Vespers7:30 pmKeene Seventh-day Adventist ChurchJoin us for a special treat, featuring a Southwestern Adventist University choral concert.
SATURDAY, APRIL 8
Church at WorshipKeene Seventh-day Adventist Church
First Service9:00 amMain SanctuaryRodney Draggon (att.): “Joy Comes in the Morning” Sabbath School10:15 amMain SanctuaryPresented by Dr. Donna Thrower Berkner (BA ’92)
Elevate10:15 am Fellowship HallKevin Bruce (BA ’06)“Living on Credit”
Worship Service11:30 am Main SanctuaryPhil Robertson (att.): “A Cloud of Witnesses”
Larry R. Moore Nursing & Administration Building Prayer of Dedication1:15 pm (or immediately
following church service)Building SiteThank you for your support. Please join us as we dedicate the start of our newest build-ing on campus.
Alumni-Community Potluck1:30 pmLeiske-Pultar GymnasiumHosts: Jere (Bugger) (’57) & Karen (Haddock) (’62) PutnamJoin us for this great alumni tradition, our annual Home-coming potluck. If possible, bring a dish to pass. All are welcome.
Class Reunion Photos2:30 pm Leiske-Pultar GymnasiumIf you are celebrating a special class reunion this year, listen for your class to be announced and come forward for your class reunion picture. Honor classes: 1952, 1957, 1962, 1967, 1972, 1977, 1982, 1987, 1992, 1997, 2002, 2007, 2012.
Departmental Open Houses3:00–5:00 pm • Business Department: Pechero Hall, Suite 210• Computer Science Department: bottom floor, Scales Hall• Dinosaur Science Museum and Research Center:
bottom floor of Scales Hall; open 2:00–5:00 pm• Education Department: Pechero Hall• ESL & Modern Language: Evans Hall• Hopps Museum: Retirement Reception honoring
Dr. Andrew Woolley, hosted by the English Department• Nursing Department: Hagen Hall—Alumni Tea Reception
honoring Dr. Laurice Durrant and Mrs. Pat Cruz• Psychology Department: Pechero Hall, Suite 220
Larry R. Moore Nursing & Administration Building
Vespers6:30 pm Keene Seventh-day Adventist ChurchJoin us for a memorable concert, featuring the renowned Heritage Singers; opening numbers by Tami Perez (AS ’82).
CLASS REUNION PARTIES8:00 pm
Young Alumni Party (1997–2016)
Leiske-Pultar GymnasiumHosted by Jere (BBA ‘97) & Sandy (BS ‘96) Putnam and
Josh (BS ‘97) & Mandy (AS ‘00) Samaniego
25th and 30th Reunion Class Party (1992 & 1987)
Mark & Dawn Miosi residence, 2705 Hill Lane, Cleburne, TX 76031
Hosted by Mark (att.) and Dawn (att.) Miosi
35th and 40th Reunion Class Party (1982 & 1977)
Southwestern Student CenterHosted by Robin Cooper (att.)
45th and 50th Reunion Class Party (1972 & 1967)...Earlier classes are welcome! Keene Seventh-day Adventist Church Fellowship Hall
Hosted by Yddo ’62 & Mary Ortiz, Helen Bailey (’63)
60th and 65th Reunion Class Party (1952 & 1957)
Don and Marie Redwine residence, 217 Mistletoe Lane, Keene, TX 76059Hosted by Don (’52) and Marie Redwine
Knights Unite Basketball & Volleyball Classic8:00 pmLeiske-Pultar GymnasiumCome help us cheer on our team for the alumni versus students basketball and volleyball games!
SUNDAY, APRIL 9
Free Indeed 5K7:15 am—Registration
and Packet Pickup8:00 am—5K Leiske-Pultar Gymnasium Parking LotCost: $30Run for justice. Run for someone else’s freedom. Join this 5k race to help stop human trafficking. Organized by students at Southwestern Adventist University, the proceeds from this race help them reach their $10,000 goal to fight human trafficking and provide rehabilitation to victims through ADRA and Voice of Prophecy (Asian Aid).
Pancake Breakfast8:30–10:30 am Student CenterCost: $7.00Come enjoy a delicious breakfast while supporting Student Missions.
Disc Golf Tournament: The Duck Pond Classic9:00 am: first round tee1:00 pm: second round teeRex E. Callicott Student Park(Registration from 8:00–8:30 am; Players meeting at 8:30 am) Cost: $40 (Intermediate &
Advanced) $30 (Recreational) $20 (Juniors)The Third Annual Duck Pond Classic is hosted by Southwestern Adventist University, and spon-sored by Keene Disc Golf and Dynamic Discs. It is an amateur tournament that includes Carver Park and Disc Golf. Included in the entrance fee is a player’s pack with two Trilogy brand discs with a custom tournament stamp.
Knights Unite Soccer Classic10:00 amCallicott Student Park, Soccer FieldCome cheer on your team for a rousing game of alumni vs. stu-dents soccer match!
Homecoming Car, Truck & Motorcycle Show12:00–4:00 pmLeiske-Pultar Gymnasium Parking LotCost: Free Admission; $20 Vehicle Entrance FeeJoin us for this event which is professionally organized by DFW Car Shows, and welcomes 100+ participants from alumni and community. A full show with 34 classes and 54 awards! Exclusive sponsor rights and on-site representation available for top tier sponsors. Sponsorships and participant entry fees benefit the Finish Line Scholarship Fund.
Knight Ride1:00 pmChan Shun Library parking lotCost: $30Join us for our first annual motorcycle ride, benefiting student scholarships. RSVP in advance and receive a commemorative T-shirt.
HONORED ALUMNI 2017
Southwestern Adventist University
ALUMNUS OF THE YEAR
Ruben Mascarenas (BS ’92)Ruben Mascarenas was born in Embudo, New Mexico on June 7, 1953. He graduated from Southwestern with a BS in Physical Education and Spanish in 1972 and later received his Masters in Education and Administration from the University of Northern Texas in Denton. Ruben and his wife Linda have two children, a daughter-in-law, and three grandchildren. Ruben works extensively with Men’s Ministry in Crowley, Texas and with Spanish-speaking adults who want to learn English.
Reflecting on Southwestern’s impact, Ruben says, “Southwestern proved to be an experi-ence that paved the way in my life. There were professors that took a personal interest in me and saw something in me that I never thought I had. Dr. Baikley took time every week to sit and talk and counsel me. Mrs. Lowry always found some way to help get tuition paid. Mrs. Diltz (girls’ dean) always stood up for me when I decided not to follow the rules. Mrs. Arauzo would continually tap me on the shoulder and tell me I was a good person and that I had a great future. As I look back, I see that it was all those positive influences that made me want to give back and share what was given to me.”
ALUMNA OF THE YEAR
Heather Ann (Dobbs) Quintana (BA ’97)
Heather Ann (Dobbs) Quintana was born in Muldrow, Oklahoma on March 26, 1975. She graduated with a BA in English from South-western in 1997 and later earned her Master of Divinity degree from Andrews University in 2000. Heather has served as editor for Vibrant Life Magazine, the oldest health magazine in the nation, since 2008. She has written several Vacation Bible School (VBS) programs and has had several articles published in various magazines, including LEAD Maga-zine, Adventist Review, Adventist World, and Kids‘ Ministries Ideas. Heather also authored Momentum, a daily devotional published in 2013. Heather’s list of awards from the Society of Adventist Communicators (SAC) includes the SAC Award of Excellence, Best Magazine Design, Best Magazine Cover Design, Best Magazine Column, and Honorable Mention for Feature Articles. Heather has been married to Pastor Robert Quintana for 17 years. Heather says, “Recently, during a quick trip to Texas, I visited Southwestern and walked around the campus. It had been 20 years since I was a student there, but as I walked, a familiar feeling came back to me, a feeling
I had carried inside of me as a Southwestern student. It was an aching, but happy. I couldn’t immediately put a word to the feeling, but after a few minutes, I stopped in the middle of the sidewalk and got tears in my eyes when I realized just what that feeling was. It was hope. When I was a student, I was hoping my $850 car wouldn’t break down or that I would get a date to the Mimosa Memories banquet. But I was also hoping and dreaming about a God-led career, marriage, and life. Southwestern will always hold a special place in my heart. It’s not just where I earned a degree. It’s where I hoped—and prepared—for a life of beauty, adventure, and faith.”
ALUMNI VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR
Yddo Ortiz (’62)Yddo Ortiz was first introduced to South-western Junior College (SWJC) through a missionary who visited Colombia, where Yddo lived, and who told his parents about Keene. In 1960 Yddo arrived in Keene, TX for his sophomore year, speaking no English. He worked at Harris Pine Mills and the College Press to pay his way through school. Yddo graduated in 1962 and continued to work for the College Press at several jobs ranging from janitor to pressman to graphic arts and sales-man throughout the Metroplex. Yddo worked at the press for a total of 17 years. Yddo has also been an active entrepreneur. He has ran or owned a multitude of businesses, including an egg route, import/export busi-
ness, his own print shop, a dry cleaning business on Highway 67 and College Drive, and a wedding photography busi-ness. He also manufactured women’s apparel and sold them in his own outlet store, and made his own perfume, which he sold in western stores. During all this time, he built a janitorial business, which has now grown to
include not only Johnson County but the entire Metroplex and other outlying areas. He has served as Community Service Director for the Keene SDA Church for 22 years, and has been the Disaster Coordinator for Keene/Ft. Worth area of the Texas Con-ference. He is a charter member in Habitat for Humanity for Johnson County, and has served on the Board of Directors since 1996. Yddo enjoys helping legal immigrants become established in this country. He helps them find jobs, housing, and obtain their pa-pers for residency. “I have learned to love and respect my adoptive country,” Yddo says. Yddo also loves animals and has owned a variety of them over the years, including his favorite of all time: horses. He also enjoys skiing and travelling in his spare time.
ALUMNI HALL OF FAME
Donna (Thrower) Berkner (BS ’92)Dr. Donna (Thrower) Berkner was born in Alabama and attended Jefferson Academy. She graduated from Southwestern Adventist University with her Bachelor’s in Elementary Education with departmental honors in 1992. Ultimately she received her EdD in Education from Phoenix University in 2012. Dr. Berkner began teaching at Keene Adventist Elementary School (KAES) in 1995 as a first grade teacher. In 1998, she became the 8th grade teacher. In 2006 she became the administrator of KAES. Her years of experience within the Seventh-day
Adventist educational system gave her the ex-pertise that she needed in to write her doctoral dissertation entitled Teachers’ Attitudes Toward Inclusion Classrooms in Seventh-day Adventist Schools. Most recently, Dr. Berkner serves as the Associate Chair and Associate Professor in the Department of Education and Psychology on Southwestern’s campus. She is married to Henry Berkner and together they have two children: Dayne and Bree. Dr. Berkner says, “I never dreamed I would one day be a faculty member for the school I love. Being part of the Southwestern spirit is one of my greatest joys.”
ALUMNI HALL OF FAME
Larry Eugene Blewett (BS ’72)
Larry Eugene Blewett was born on April 18, 1943 in Granite, Oklahoma. After graduating with his Bachelor’s in Medical Technology in 1972, Larry received his Master’s in Public Health with an Emphasis in Health Adminis-tration from Loma Linda University in 1989. Larry married Alta Yvonne (Lake) and they celebrated their 52nd wedding anniversary on September 3, 2016. Together they have a daughter, a son, and four grandchildren. Larry has participated in several mission trips, Vacation Bible Schools, and Pathfinders. He taught Sabbath School in the Grandview Seventh-day Adventist Church for several years as well as served as an elder. Larry jokes that he was known as Mrs. Blewett’s husband because his wife was the secretary/registrar at Keene Adventist Elementary School (KAES) from 1996-2014. Currently, Larry serves as the volunteer bus driver, walking trail/foot-path and foot-bridge restorer, Sabbath School teacher, and church elder at Summit Ridge Retirement Village in Harrah, Oklahoma. Larry says, “Southwestern provided the opportunity for a dirt poor boy from east Texas to become the first one in his family to get a college degree (tongue in cheek). I enjoyed
Southwestern so much that I attended twice: 1962-1964 and 1970-1972. My studies at Southwestern provided the preparation I need-ed to become a worker for God on the Navajo Indian Reservation at Monument Valley Hospital, in Haiti at L’hospital Adventiste, in Pakistan at Karchi Adventist Hospital, and in other places we have lived. I praise God for the opportunities He has given my wife, Yvonne, and me, along with our family to serve Him.”
ALUMNI HALL OF FAME
Laurice Durrant (former staff)
Dr. Laurice Kafrouni Durrant was born in Cairo, Egypt and raised in Catholicism. After her family’s conversion to Adventism, Dr. Durrant moved to the USA and ultimately received her Ed.D. in Health Education from Stanford University. Dr. Durrant has many years of experience working as a nurse at Adventist hospitals in Pakistan, Burma, and California. In 1974, she began her career in education, serving at Washington State University, University of Cairo-Egypt, Union College, Hanford Community Medical Center, and Southwestern Adventist University. Dr. Durrant has written many articles and papers for publication and made many presentations on various topics such as group testing studies, leadership styles, Middle East life and conflict, and nursing management principles. Dr. Dur-rant devoted herself to writing grant proposals that resulted in funding many programs throughout her career. Most notably, Dr. Dur-rant wrote a proposal for the Sid Richardson Foundation upon her arrival to Southwestern. This proposal was accepted, and $194,000 was given toward the start of the Baccalaureate Nursing Program here at Southwestern under the direction of Dr. Durrant.
Dr. Durrant says, “First, I give credit and share this honor with God who led and guided in the nursing work done at SWAU. I claimed the promise in Psalm 32:8 every step of the way as I developed the Baccalaureate Nursing Program. I also am grateful for the patient support I received from my husband. After coming home late from the office for several evenings, he opened the door and asked (with a grin), ‘Do you live here?’” Dr. Durrant con-tinues to serve humbly and diligently all those who cross her path.
ALUMNI HALL OF FAME
Angel Rodriguez (former staff)
Dr. Angel Manuel Rodriguez was born on May 6, 1945 in Cidra, Puerto Rico. He re-ceived his Bachelor of Art in Theology from Antillian Adventist University in Puerto Rico in 1968. He continued his education and received an M.Div. in 1970 and Th.D. in 1979 from Andrews University. Dr. Rodriguez be-gan his academic career at Antillean Adventist University in 1979 as the Academic Dean; by 1982, he was the president of Antillean Adventist University. In 1987, he moved to Southwestern Adventist University and served
as a professor until 1989 when he became the Academic Vice President. Dr. Rodriguez served as the Director of the Biblical Research Institute for the General Conference of Sev-enth-day Adventists from 2002-2011. Most recently, Dr. Rodriguez served as the Chief Editor of Andrews University’s One Volume Bible Commentary (begun in 2012; published in 2018). He has been involved in many evangelistic outreaches in different countries. During the last 20 years, he has travelled to more than 100 countries around the world. Over the years, Dr. Rodriguez has received many awards including Doctor of Divinity Honoris Causa from Andrews University in 2011; the dedication of a book of theologi-cal studies by the Biblical Research Institute Committee in 2015; an Award for Excellence in Theological and Ministerial Education by The Inter-American Theological Seminary in 2015; the naming in his honor of a new building for worship and theological education at Antillean Adventist University in 2015; and a Medal for Excellence In Service to the Adventist minis-terial family by the Ministerial Association of the General Conference in 2016. Furthermore, Dr. Rodriguez has authored a myriad of books, study guides, and articles. Dr. Rodriguez states, “The decision…to grant me the prestigious Hall of Fame Award
was received by me with a mixture of joy and a sense of unworthiness. My years at South-western Adventist University are considered by us to be among the best in my professional life. I have thought many times about those days and praised the Lord for giving me the opportunity to serve Him and the young people of our Church in this place. Whatever good I may have achieved in my work at the
University and in the sharing of its values with the world Church, I can only praise the Lord who in His mercy and goodness uses imperfect vessels to accomplish His purpose for us and for others. It is with great humility that I accept the award and express my deepest gratitude to the Alumni Association and its Board of Directors for their decision.”
Introducing the 2020 Alumni Legacy Endowment, with a goal of raising $1.4 million by 2020. This endowment will enable the University to give thousands in scholarship funding each year to children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren of Southwestern Alumni who choose to attend your alma mater.
With 2,000 Alumni donors participating, each giving $20 per month, committed for 36 months (ends in 2020), we will reach our goal of $1.4 million. You may choose one of three methods to give to the Alumni Legacy Endowment; 36 recurring payments of $20, three recurring payments of $240 ($20 x 12), or one single payment of $720 ($20 x36).
You may visit www.swau.edu/legacy to participate via credit/debit card, or connect with Development while on campus by calling/texting 817-658-5131.
2020alumni legacy
OUR MISSIONThe Alumni Association seeks to provide a medium for helping former students to keep in touch with the university, with each other, foster a continuing spirit of pride and loyalty to the university, and to mobilize alumni in support of the university.
ALUMNI BOARD MEMBERS:
President: Larry Schneider (’69)Vice-President: Helen Bailey (’63)Vice-President: Yddo Ortiz (’62)Project Manager: Jimmy Aiken (BBA ’73)Secretary: Pearline Sickler (AA ’76)
Members: Tom Borton (’60) Dennis Lauterbach (’63) Dr. Gigi Marquart (BS ’97) Tami Perez (AS ’82) Wanda Smith (’66) Rebekah Stephenson (BS ’08, BA ’11) Phillip Walton (att.) T’resa Weaver (BS ’91)
ALUMNI BOARD OF DIRECTORS
1894–1915: Keene Industrial Academy1916–1976: Southwestern Junior College1977–1995: Southwestern Adventist College1996–Current: Southwestern Adventist University
Spring is in the air here at Southwestern. Fields are bursting with blue bonnets and the warm sun feels invigorating, even after a mild Texas winter. Our campus is alive with activity: students and faculty and staff—all working in unison to create this haven that we all call home. As spring is the season of rebirth, it is a perfect time to rekindle
friendships, reminisce about days gone by, and revisit some of your favorite campus hangouts. Whether you find yourself here every year or this is your first visit back in 50, we are so glad you are here. Thank you for making the effort to come home.
I would like to extend a special thank you to all of our Homecoming 2017 organizers, sponsors, and volunteers. Our faculty and staff have been working hard to help make this weekend memorable. Also, a special thanks to our Alumni Board who dedicate time each month to plan and coordinate. This weekend wouldn’t be possible without each of you.
Most importantly, thank you for being our special guests.
Welcome home.
Looking forward,
Vonda Seals (att.)
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1. Disc Golf Course2. Thomsen Observatory3. Bainum Field4. Callicott Student Park5. Soccer Field6. Tennis Court7. Lakeview Apartments8. KJRN The Journey9. Moran Hall/KJSW/Mac Lab
10. Biology Greenhouse11. Leiske-Pultar Gymnasium12. Hagen Hall13. Tennis Court14. Campus Services
15. Student Association Offices16. Student Center17. Meier Hall18. Pool19. Hadley Hall20. Keene Adventist Elementary School21. Harmon Hall22. Evans Hall23. Chan Shun Centennial Library24. Findley Administration Building25. Mizpah Gate26. Scales Hall27. Committee of 100 Cafeteria28. Ivanette Hopps Amphitheater
29. Barron Building30. Keene City Hall31. Mabee Center32. Pechero Hall33. Meier Villa34. Nursing Simulation Center35. Old Betsy Village Shopping Center36. Post Office37. Adventist Book Center38. Police and Fire Departments39. Cyril Miller Hall40. Plant Engineering41. Hopps Museum & Welcome Center42. Keene SDA Church
Campus MapUpdated January 2017
43. Larry R. Moore Nursing & Administration Building
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1. Disc Golf Course2. Thomsen Observatory3. Bainum Field4. Callicott Student Park5. Soccer Field6. Tennis Court7. Lakeview Apartments8. KJRN The Journey9. Moran Hall/KJSW/Mac Lab10. Biology Greenhouse11. Leiske-Pultar Gymnasium12. Hagen Hall13. Tennis Court14. Campus Services15. Student Association Offices16. Student Center17. Meier Hall18. Pool19. Hadley Hall20. Keene Adventist Elementary School21. Harmon Hall22. Evans Hall23. Chan Shun Centennial Library24. Findley Administration Building25. Mizpah Gate26. Scales Hall27. Committee of 100 Cafeteria28. Ivanette Hopps Amphitheater29. Barron Building
CAMPUS MAP
30. Keene City Hall31. Mabee Center32. Pechero Hall33. Meier Villa34. Nursing Simulation Center
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1. Disc Golf Course2. Thomsen Observatory3. Bainum Field4. Callicott Student Park5. Soccer Field6. Tennis Court7. Lakeview Apartments8. KJRN The Journey9. Moran Hall/KJSW/Mac Lab
10. Biology Greenhouse11. Leiske-Pultar Gymnasium12. Hagen Hall13. Tennis Court14. Campus Services
15. Student Association Offices16. Student Center17. Meier Hall18. Pool19. Hadley Hall20. Keene Adventist Elementary School21. Harmon Hall22. Evans Hall23. Chan Shun Centennial Library24. Findley Administration Building25. Mizpah Gate26. Scales Hall27. Committee of 100 Cafeteria28. Ivanette Hopps Amphitheater
29. Barron Building30. Keene City Hall31. Mabee Center32. Pechero Hall33. Meier Villa34. Nursing Simulation Center35. Old Betsy Village Shopping Center36. Post Office37. Adventist Book Center38. Police and Fire Departments39. Cyril Miller Hall40. Plant Engineering41. Hopps Museum & Welcome Center42. Keene SDA Church
Campus MapUpdated January 2017
43. Larry R. Moore Nursing & Administration Building
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35. Old Betsy Village Shopping Center36. Post Office37. Adventist Book Center38. Police and Fire Departments39. Cyril Miller Hall
40. Plant Engineering41. Hopps Museum & Welcome Center42. Keene SDA Church43. Larry R. Moore Nursing &
Administration Building
