ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT: RAY OF HOPE PORTRAITS SERVES CRITICALLY ILL CHILDREN AND...
“Ray of Hope Portraits is an intersection of several answered prayers,” says Amy Winsor (’09). “I started this in honor of my friend Sara Swenson. She was diagnosed with osteosarcoma in 2009, and her...
View ArticleCorban University’s First Ag Science Graduate Cultivates Determination in...
Sven (Charles) Lukner, a native of Sedro-Woolley, Washington, is etching his name in Corban University’s history as the first graduate from the agriculture science program, earning his degree this...
View ArticleAlumni Award Spotlight: Chad Harms Receives Christian Ministry Award for 2024
Corban University’s Christian Ministry Award recipient for 2024, Chad Harms (‘05), always knew he wanted to be a pastor, but he had no idea how to get there. “It was baseball at first,” Harms says of...
View ArticleCorban University Receives Grant from Murdock Trust to Provide Innovative...
SALEM, OR (February 15, 2024) – Corban University has been selected by the Murdock Charitable Trust to participate in its Vision and Call internship program. Established in 2006, Vision and Call...
View ArticleCorban University Launches New Undergraduate Nursing Program Set to Start...
SALEM, OR (February 26, 2024) – Corban University is launching a new nursing program which will offer a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree (BSN) to undergraduate students beginning Fall of 2024....
View ArticleALUMNI AWARD SPOTLIGHT: DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI SHERYL RASMUSSEN IMPACTS...
“Nurses meet people at very emotionally and physically vulnerable points in their lives,” says Sheryl Rasmussen [Ruhlman] (’86). “I never would have imagined the close and quick connection that often...
View ArticleNEW BASEBALL COACH RYAN HARRIS HAS TEAM DEDICATED TO DISCIPLESHIP
When Ryan Harris’ father sent him a posting for a new head baseball coach position all the way in Oregon, he thought it was a joke. “I asked if he was crazy,” Harris remembers. “He said to me, ‘God...
View ArticleCORBAN STUDENT EMANUEL MUANGE MAKES A DIFFERENCE THROUGH LOCAL PRISON MINISTRY
“I think people traditionally think of students as 18 to 22, looking forward to the rest of their lives, but we tend to forget there are other people out there looking to learn, no matter their age or...
View ArticleSavannah Busby’s “Months Poem” Awarded Second Prize by the Oregon Poetry...
“It’s true that you get rejected far more than you get accepted,” Corban student Savannah Busby says. Rejection was what she was expecting as she refreshed her email inbox for the third time. When she...
View ArticleAlumni Award Spotlight: Terry Williams Builds Up His Community Through the...
“I’ve always been a builder, simple as that,” says Terry Williams, his workman’s hands folded together in front of him. Throughout his nearly 50-year career coaching basketball at virtually every...
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