The Education Department has repurposed and launched a new
ship in their fleet. The Education Club
has begun to sail forward to make a difference in the culture and landscape of
education at CCC and in McPherson, KS.
They have spent the last couple of months checking the rigging and
making sure the Club is ship shape and ready to weather any storm that could
threaten the health and stability of their fine vessel. They have found a true wind and begun the
trek towards adventure. The members have
found their sea legs and are working towards the greater good and success of
the voyage. Matthew Fuksa said, “Something
is stirring up here, and I feel like I am a part of it.” Treg Fawl echoed his statement and compared
his experience at previous large institution and said, “Here I do not feel like
just another number.”
There was a sense of camaraderie amongst the shipmates, and
an eagerness to increase their ranks. The
October 16th meeting set their course for a discussion about new
members, advertising, and a new and exciting program set to launch soon. The helm was controlled by Captain Joe Hirsch,
who navigated the discussion and kept them from running aground. Admiral Melinda Reese reminded the group of
important opportunities and provided an inspiring message. These bright eyed swabbers will gain
experience as they keep their eyes set on the horizon and will no doubt soon
become a well-oiled group of sea dogs.
Any new members eager to sign on and take to the rigging and
watch skyline for exciting new possibilities are encouraged to attend future
meetings. The Education Club is not
strictly for Education majors, but for any interested in learn and self-betterment. They are an ambitious group of seafarers
looking for adventures that will leave hope and the Love of Jesus in their
wake. So, join in, set your course,
batten your hatches, and be ready for an adventure of a lifetime.
By: Chris Gates
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