By Elizabeth Clarke, LCU News PINEVILLE, La. (LCU News) - Four Louisiana Christian University faculty members were recognized during its Founders’ Day chapel, Nov. 4, for outstanding service to the university with the presentation of endowed professorships and chair positions. Henry Robertson, vice president of Academic Affairs, introduced the awarded faculty. The endowments come with a salary stipend and medallion. Amelia Davis, Coughlin-Saunders Foundation Chair in Nursing; David Elliott, J.E. Hixon Professorship; Sarah Payne, George F. Kirby Professorship in Chemistry; and Michael Williams, Eugenia Dawson Professorship in Art Founders’ Day is an annual celebration of the college's founding on Oct. 3, 1906. “Our founders believed in Christian education, and they held a conviction that we hold today, said LCU President Mark Johnson. “We get an opportunity to celebrate and connect you to a legacy that you may not know about.” Johnson remarked on how the faithfulness of God has sustained the university through every storm. Two alumni who are now faculty members delivered inspiring comments to students. Maggie Bridges, associate professor of social work, told the students that LC wasn’t her … [Read more...]
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