underwrite the Albert Ravenholt Visiting Scholars Endowment. The endowment supports university pre- sentations and dialogues about the continuing relevance of the work of Danish theologian and philosopher N.F.S. Grundtvig.
Bethany College, Lindsborg, Kan., is the site of the state’s first and only approved addiction counseling pro- gram. Students who graduate with a bachelor’s degree in addiction counseling will have met the require- ments for applying for licensing as an addictions counselor. The state’s Behavioral Sciences Regulatory Board approved Bethany’s pro- gram in August 2012, a year after the degree was added to help com- munity college students affected by the new requirement of a four-year degree. Bethany is helping these students transition to its baccalaure- ate program. “There is a great need for licensed addiction counselors in Kansas, and we are eager to provide the high-quality education necessary to meet those needs,” said Valoree Barrett, program coordinator.
Thiel College, Greenville, Pa., now offers the Kenneth & Marianna Brown Dietrich Honors Institute, a program with two tracks built on questioning and questing. By the end of its four-year development, leaders plan for the institute to include 250 Dietrich Scholars. Philanthropist William S. Dietrich gave a $25 mil- lion fund to the college in honor of his parents, Thiel alums Kenneth and Marianna Brown Dietrich. The insti- tute is designed to enhance students’ leadership abilities and engagement in service to the world, and it includes experiences such as magazine pub- lishing, study abroad and annual ser- vice projects like the ELCA Malaria Campaign (
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