Former Bethel Pilot Pepe Galvan ’05 founded 6PM (Six Pack Mental), a personal coaching business, where he works with top athletes and coaches from around the world to improve their mental performance.
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Making Space for Community
Alumna Michelle (Ferris) FitzGerald ’09 founded Make South Bend, a maker space and art studio for local artists and makers.
Vaulting to Victory
Pole vaulter Dani Wojciechowski ’19 became the first athlete in track and field history to win two NAIA national championships.
Giving Back: A Season for Healing
Rev. Mark and Sheryl Douras are connected to Bethel College in way that has touched them deeply. Both of their children, Jonathan (attended ’02-’05) and Elizabeth ’07, chose Bethel. And it was at Bethel that their son, Jonathan, made friends, played music and searched for his career path, before a cancer diagnosis changed the family’s plans.
Introducing our New Vice President
Bethel welcomes Vice President for Institutional Advancement Rich Cummins, CFRE.
A Scholarship For Rising Entrepreneurs
This year, Bethel launched the Bethel College Rising Entrepreneur Scholarship. It celebrates innovation and entrepreneurship in Michiana by providing a scholarship to a student who has completed the Startup Moxie (formerly St. Joe CEO) entrepreneurship program.
Our Promising Future
Read about the accomplishments and aspirations of eight members of Bethel’s 70th graduating class.
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Driven to Dream Job
Collin Smith ’16 is a digital project manager for the Richards Group, the largest independent branding agency in the nation.
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Writing the Bethel Story
Dennis Engbrecht, Ph.D., shares about writing Bethel’s first history: “With Christ at the Helm: The Story of Bethel College.”
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A Responsibility to Give Back
As the retired CEO of Dicor Corporation, Gary Adamson has had many opportunities to support various nonprofit organizations over the years. He and his partners built Dicor from less than 10 employees in 1983 to more than 130 employees operating four facilities — Dicor Products, United Shade, Vixen Composites and Seal Design. The success of his business has made it possible for him to give back in ways that naturally fit the areas he and his wife, Connie, value most in life.
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