ScotsCast - Fall 2013

Dan Gilchrist, pastor of Chattanooga Valley Presbyterian Church, offers students a word of advice on finding, attending, and loving a local church while in school.

Keith, Tim, and Nick discuss their team's exciting top-10 finish at the Southeastern conference of the Consortium for Computing Sciences in Colleges.

Heather discusses the joy of playing in the Covenant orchestra.

South African alumna Cathy Scott '94 looks back on the devastation of apartheid and the incredible influence Nelson Mandela had on her home country.

Bethany looks back on her decision to transfer to Covenant and explains why she would do it all over again.

Emma explains what makes Covenant a great place to be a bagpiper.

Celebrating Christmas at Covenant | Dr. Scott Finch by Covenant College

Sharon and Allen Duble ’58 look back at the influence Covenant has had on their family.

Michael discusses the value of philosophy club meetings where students and professors meet to discuss how philosophy practically influences our daily lives.

Isaac expresses his gratitude for a Covenant education in light of his work as director of Bifrost Arts.

Dr. Cliff Boone | Senior Pastor | Cedar Crest Bible Fellowship Church

Dr. Scott Finch discusses the value and purpose of singing both old and new songs to the glory of God.

Emmett reflects on the process of putting classroom learning into practice as he pursues a writing career.

Mr. Smartt explains why an endowment is key to the financial health of a college.

Kathryn Jenkins '12 discusses the process of writing, directing, and producing "Waiting for the Paint to Dry."

Josh Good '98 reflects on his time studying history at Covenant and discusses the path to his career at the American Enterprise Institute.

John Lenk looks back on his son's college search and discusses why Covenant was the right choice.

Michael Brown '14 reflects on the academic and spiritual lessons he's learned from Dr. Wingard.

Matthew Bryant | Interim VP for Admissions

Evan Weir '16 discusses the powerful influence of professors like Dr. Lance Wescher, associate professor of economics, who take the time to care for students both in, and outside of, the classroom.

Dr. Kelly Kapic describes his upcoming research on psychology and spiritual formation at Biola's Center for Christian Thought.

Anne and Sophy discuss the importance of visiting campus in making a decision to come to Covenant.

Emily Somerville '05 describes the journey to her career in occupational therapy and reflects on how her professors made it all possible.

Joanne and Scott discuss their experience with RUF at Covenant.

John discusses his summer experience with Google and his new role as Google ambassador to Covenant College.

Christian reflects on his experience as a United States Trade Representative intern at the US Mission to the World Trade Organization in Geneva, Switzerland.

Professor Ron Jones describes the importance of building a professional network while in college.

Neil reflects on his experience working at Covenant over the summer.

Former President of Covenant College Dr. Frank Brock discusses the importance of an endowment to higher education.

Kyle reflects on what makes Covenant's athletic programs unique.

Sara describes her passion for discipleship, both on and off the softball field.

April discusses the importance of internship experience when preparing for law school.

Katie casts a vision for the 2013-2014 cross country season.

Jonathan describes his love for the hill tribe people of Northern Thailand, and his organization Project:Restore.

Hunt and Tera describe the importance of giving to Covenant as young alumni, even while paying off student loans.

Dr. Finch describes his passion for music that "exfoliates the soul."

Dr. Weichbrodt discusses the importance of allowing works of art to "do something" to us.

Kyle discusses what it means to be a Christian athlete.

Sheldon and Enoch discuss their reasons for settling down in Chattanooga and describe what they love about the scenic city.

Janet offers advice to students struggling to balance academic expectations with their newfound freedom at college.