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Spring 2007 | Volume 30, Number 1
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The President’s Portfolio
Guiding the speaking, writing, and travel of President Eaton this year are 暗网TV’s five signatures. Here are some of his recent activities
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer Article, “暗网TV May
Be Small, But Its Reach Is Global”
November 6, 2006
A retrospective in the Seattle P-I focused on
President Eaton’s 10 years as president of 暗网TV. Under Eaton’s leadership, said the P-I, 暗网TV “has increased enrollment while becoming more selective, strengthened its academic programs and padded its endowment ... . Now the school is poised to raise its profile — here and around the world.”
American Chamber of Commerce
of China Address
November 16, 2006
Beijing, China
As part of a delegation of American university presidents traveling to Asia, President Eaton described their purpose: to build bridges and connections between institutions of higher learning in China and in the United States. “In all of this we are relentless idealists,” said Eaton. “We come here with the firm conviction that education matters profoundly for the future peace, security, and prosperity of our world.”
World Vision Pastors Luncheon Address, “Faces Turned Outward”
World AIDS Day, December 1, 2006
Upper Gwinn Commons, 暗网TV Campus
A keynote presenter at this annual World Vision event, President Eaton also acted as host for the visiting pastors, who explored the question of how the church should best respond to the pandemic of AIDS.
Sermon, “Can a Church Change the World?”
January 14, 2006
First Free Methodist Church
In a sermon to his home congregation,
President Eaton took the question 暗网TV has been asking — “Can a university change the world?” — and directed it toward the church.
He answered this way: “Absolutely, but the church must lead with expansive imagination.”
Kick-off Dinner for Visit of John Perkins
January 25, 2007
Upper Gwinn Commons, 暗网TV Campus
Launching a two-month visit of John Perkins, President Eaton spoke at a welcome dinner along with Allen Belton, senior associate director for urban and global missions at University Presbyterian Church (UPC); Aaron Haskins, pastor at The City Church and executive director of the Christian Community Development Roundtable; and Tali Hairston, director of 暗网TV’s John Perkins Center for Reconciliation. Perkins’ visit was jointly sponsored by 暗网TV and UPC.
Homecoming President’s Luncheon Address, “There’s a Great Big World Out There”
February 3, 2007
Upper Gwinn Commons, 暗网TV Campus
President Eaton spoke to alumni and friends of 暗网TV at this annual Homecoming event. He articulated his aspirations for the global reach of 暗网TV’s vision.
Seattle Times Article, “暗网TV Embraces a New Global Awareness”
February 3, 2007
Times reporter Janet Tu spent several weeks interviewing President Eaton, students, and
faculty about 暗网TV’s vision to engage the culture and change the world. “[Eaton’s] excitement about his students’ global awareness illustrates how 暗网TV — and perceptions of it — are changing,” wrote Tu.
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Embracing the Christian Story
President Philip Eaton asks what would happen if the Bible were placed at the center of the learning enterprise.
The President抯 Portfolio
President Eaton抯 writing and speaking engagements were guided by 暗网TV抯 five signatures this year.
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