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2006 Thomas Connor has been promoted to senior manager of trade marketing for Reynolds American Inc. He was a two- year letterman for the NGU football team.


Ryan Greene, a former account manager for Carolina Industrial Products, was recently named regional sales manager with Flux Power Holdings Inc. His new position is based in Greenville, S.C.


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Eric Dewyngaert attended Portfolio Center, a grad- uate-level art school located in Buckhead, Ga. After completing the program, he moved to New York


City, where he began a career in advertising, working with clients such as American Express, Verizon Wireless, and Sony Corp. He worked for Momentum Worldwide in New York and then returned to Atlanta, Ga., to work at Ogilvy & Mather and Emerging Experiences of Razorfish. After years of agency life, he created his own boutique design firm, Dewyngaert Designs, specializing in digital design and strategy. He now works directly with clients to bring their visions to life.


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Daniel Bunn is serving as a legislative assistant to Sen. Mike Lee of Utah in Washington, D.C.


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Matthew Huff has published a book of poetry titled “The Cardinal Turns the Corner.” Released on Jan. 20, 2017, the book is available for purchase at Am-


azon, Barnes & Noble, and other booksellers. Matthew is currently an English teacher at Landmark Christian School in Fairburn, Ga. He is married to Kristen Newman Huff (’06), and they have three daughters.


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Heather Lang and Chip Lang (’11) welcomed a new baby, Whitaker Ambrose Lang, on Sept. 30, 2015.


Kaysie Westbury Drumheller and her husband, David, welcomed their first child, Madelyn Grace Drumheller, on Aug. 5, 2016. She weighed seven


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Kellan Mayfield has been chosen to serve as the stu- dent minister for First Baptist Church of Gowensville in Landrum, S.C. Mayfield has worked with several ministries since graduating from NGU — most notably Compassion International, where he still serves as an event facilitator. He also owns his own business as a wedding videographer.


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Bethany Settlemyer Wang moved to China after graduating from NGU to begin teaching English at a Christian-based school. While living there, Bethany


began conversing with Jing Wang from Illinois on Chris- tianMingle. Returning to the U.S. after more than three years abroad, Bethany continued working with children at various private schools in Jacksonville, Fla. In January 2015, Bethany finally met Jing in person, and the two be- came engaged on Christmas Eve of the same year. On Nov. 26, 2016, they were married at Scenic Hills Baptist Church in Travelers Rest, S.C. The couple currently lives in Orange Park, Fla.


2012 Candace Mackie is a missionary with Trans World Radio, the world’s largest evangelical media organization. At NGU, she studied broadcast media.


Suyash Raiborde practices in the areas of corporate and business immigration law at Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd, P.A.’s Greenville office. Originally from Mum-


bai, India, Raiborde received his Juris Doctor from Emory University School of Law in 2016. While in law school, he worked as a legal extern at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, a judicial extern for Judge Christopher McFadden with the Court of Appeals of Georgia, and as a teaching assistant for Advanced Legal Writing and Editing at Emory. His leadership roles included serving as execu- tive administrative editor of the “Emory International Law Review” and team leader of the Emory Law School Su- preme Court Advocacy Program. During his term as team leader, Raiborde and his team filed a writ of certiorari with the Supreme Court of the United States, pro bono.


2013 Ben Farist is serving as boys’ head basketball coach at River Ridge High School in Woodstock, Ga.


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