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Rumbling Coastline: September 4, 2024 Report

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"Crow's Nest Daily News - September 4, 2024 Update"
"Crow's Nest Daily News - September 4, 2024 Update"

Rumbling Coastline: September 4, 2024 Report

Park University in the Spotlight: A Round-Up of Recent Developments

Park University is making headlines with a series of exciting announcements and recognitions. Here's a rundown of the latest news:

Academic Achievements

  • The Park University Parkville Campus women's volleyball program began the 2024 season as the No. 8 team in the country, marking a strong start for the season. (Source)
  • Master Sgt. Corey Holt, '19, MPA '22 will receive the Park Promising Young Professional Award, recognising his remarkable achievements. (Source)
  • Tom Peterman, Ph.D. will receive the Torchlighter Award for his long-standing contributions to Park University. (Source)
  • Ricky Godbolt, '93, Ed.D. will receive the Distinguished Alumnus Award, honoring his significant accomplishments since graduating. (Source)

Recognition and Rankings

  • Park University has been named to Money magazine's "Best Colleges for Online Bachelor's Degree Programs". The university's methodology for being included in this list is not specified, but it is likely that Money magazine uses a comprehensive approach based on cost, graduation rates, earnings, and social mobility. (Source)
  • Niche ranked the University No. 100 on its 2024 "Safest College Campuses in America" list and No. 1 on the "Safest College Campuses in Missouri" list. (Source)
  • Park University is the only college/university in the Kansas City region on the list. (Source)

Events and Exhibits

  • The Campanella Gallery at Park University has opened its 2024-25 season with an exhibit of illustrations and paintings by Cody Page. (Source)
  • Ilya Shmukler, a Park ICM graduate student, will perform a concert on Saturday, Oct. 5. (Source)
  • The 2024 Park University Golf Scramble will be held at The National Golf Club of Kansas City on Monday, Oct. 14, benefiting the University's Parkville Campus athletics programs. (Source)
  • Park ICM will collaborate with NAVO Arts for its 2024-25 season opening concert on Friday, Sept. 20. The concert will feature world-renowned pianist Behzod Abduraimov and Shah Sadikov, '12, NAVO Arts founder and conductor. (Source)

Campus Safety Measures

  • Park University has introduced ParkAlert, a mass notification system for time-sensitive messages via text, voice, and email. To register, visit our website. It is suggested that participants register an email address not associated with Park University to avoid extended emails from the Office of Strategic Communications or the Office of Campus Safety. (Source)

Awards Ceremonies

  • The awards ceremony for the 2024 honorees of the Park University Alumni Association's four annual awards will be held as part of Park's Homecoming and Parents Weekend festivities on Friday, Sept. 27. (Source)
  • John Hamilton, Ph.D. will be honoured with the University's Paul H. Gault Service Award. (Source)
  • Jack Satter, '71 will receive the Marlowe Sherwood Memorial Service Award for his volunteer service. (Source)

Academic Achievements and Milestones

  • Martha Linscott, Park University Parkville (Mo.) Campus men's and women's golf head coach, competed in the 2024 U.S. Senior Women's Open but missed the cut by two strokes. (Source)
  • Cassie Werle, assistant teaching professor of nursing, earned a Doctor of Nursing Practice degree from Regis College in Massachusetts in August. (Source)

Lecture Series and Publications

  • A presentation on "Administrative Burdens: A Framework for Improving Government" will be the focus of Park University's 32nd annual Dr. Jerzy Hauptmann Distinguished Guest Lecture Series event. The lecture will be livestreamed and registration is required. (Source)
  • The summer/fall 2024 issue of The Archives magazine has been published, featuring a cover story on Spencer Cave, a long-time employee of Park College. (Source)

Notable Absence

  • The search results do not provide specific information about Park University’s methodology for being named to Money magazine’s "Best Colleges for Online Bachelor's Degree Programs." (Source)

For more information on these events and recognitions, please visit our website.

  1. Park University's women's volleyball program, ranked No. 8 in the country, is focusing on science education and personal growth, with their 2024 season start showcasing their dedication to learning and mental health.
  2. In the field of health and wellness, Master Sgt. Corey Holt, '19, MPA '22, will receive the Park Promising Young Professional Award for his remarkable achievements, while Tom Peterman, Ph.D. will be honored with the Torchlighter Award for his long-standing contributions to education and self-development.
  3. In the realm of sports analysis, Ricky Godbolt, '93, Ed.D. will receive the Distinguished Alumnus Award, recognizing his significant accomplishments in sports and weather-related fields.
  4. Park ICM's collaboration with NAVO Arts for its 2024-25 season opening concert is a great opportunity for students to engage in learning and personal growth, featuring world-renowned pianist Behzod Abduraimov and Shah Sadikov, '12, NAVO Arts founder and conductor. Furthermore, the organization has introduced a mass notification system, ParkAlert, to ensure campus safety.

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