“It�s difficult to administer the program the way it is and we wanted to know if there is a more efficient way of doing it.”

“It�s difficult to administer the program the way it is and we wanted to know if there is a more efficient way of doing it.”
�Title IX is for sexual misconduct, discrimination, and sexual harassment.�
“The new hours are extremely beneficial for students like me that have late classes during the week.”
�It�s exciting to take a flat piece of fabric and to turn it into something that has contours,� said Whitley. �It reminds me of God saying to blackness let there be light, except He�s working with nothing and I�m actually working with lot of props. But to create reminds me of that aspect of God, the Creator.�
While Epting will no longer be a presence on campus, he will live on in hearts and minds of the students and faculty that cherish him.
At North Greenville University’s Social Media Workshop, Josh Putnam went over how to better increase your chances of getting a job and avoid getting your resume tossed.
Photo Courtesy of Abigail Tinker. Editor-in-Chief Jeremy Wetherton and Managing Editor Demi Blackmon celebrate the award they accepted on behalf of The Vision website. Brendon Dail, Staff Writer In its […]
Epting opened his home and his heart to answer questions conducted by The Vision Magazine’s Alex Kern, about NGU, his personal life and future plans.
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After 36 years at NGU and 24 years as its president, James B. Epting decided to take a sabbatical leave this spring and say farewell this summer to the place that has grown to love and respect him.
This past Monday, North Greenville students, faculty, staff and family gathered in Turner Chapel for the most anticipated and attended cultural event of the year: the jazz band concert.