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Preparing for The Music Man
Rogers, Albertson and Johnson
join administrative team
Rogers takes the helm in recruitment and admissions
Warren W. Rogers, III is the new
director of admissions and recruit-
ment at MNU. Rogers brings 11 years
of college recruiting experience to the
position, most recently from Southern
Nazarene University, where he was
director of admissions.
Rogers was previously director of re-
cruitment for Olivet Nazarene Univer-
sity where he completed a B.A. in Communications and a Master
of Arts in Religion.
He has a passion for Christian higher education and actively
advocates for it in his college recruitment endeavors and as a
Students Brian Huther (playing Tommy) and Nicole Ferguson (in the role
youth speaker for teen events throughout the country.
of Zaneeta) practice with others for MNU’s production of “The Music Man,” “I believe Christian higher education is a purveyor of truth,”
April 7-10, 2010. Details at www.mnu.edu/bellcenter. says Rogers. “The providence of God has brought me to
MidAmerica, and I consider it an honor to serve at such a vener-
able institution.”
Women’s soccer wins national
“Warren is one of the rising stars in college admission and
his credentials fit very well with our strategic needs, says Jason
academic award
Drummond, vice president for university advancement. “I am
particularly impressed with his vision for articulating the distinc-
The MNU women’s soccer team was recently awarded the
tive nature of MNU to potential students.”
National Soccer Coaches Association of America 2008-09 Team
Albertson named bursar
Academic Award for earning a combined average GPA of 3.46. A
total of 582 soccer teams (146 men, 336 women) won the award
Herb Albertson, newly appointed bursar, also joined MNU on
by posting a team grade point average of 3.0 or higher. Other
Feb. 1. He replaces Paulette Hayes who retired from the posi-
recipients included KU, Auburn and Marquette.
tion in January. Bursar for six years at Eastern Nazarene College,
MNU women’s soc-
Quincy, Mass., Albertson comes to MNU from Sterling College,
cer coach Rocky Orton
Sterling, Kan., where he was director of career services.
said one player, Rebecca
McAndrew of Topeka,
Johnson to new role at MNU
was awarded the NSCAA
Timothy Johnson joined MNU in February as assistant
All-Region Academic
director of institutional effectiveness. His role is to maximize
Team as a result of her
capabilities of the university’s Banner
GPA and soccer stats.
computer database system.
“This is a tough award
to win,” Orton says.
Johnson also collects and reports
“She’s the second player
organizational data for compliance and
in MNU history to win it.
institutional research purposes.
I’m extremely proud of our team in the classroom. It just shows He comes to MNU from SunGard
when everyone has the same goal, anything is possible!” Higher Education, the vendor for the
Orton’s 2009 team also boasts eight NAIA Academic All-
Banner system.
Americans with only one team in the nation ahead of MNU.
Based in Kansas City, Kan., the NSCAA is the largest coaches’
organization in the United States.
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