#bju_pr

[wutbju]

So living 3 hours from campus and attending a church out of the Greenville orbit (but still fully in the BJU network) must make it hard to Vice Provost. 

Dr. Cormican has only been announced in the confidential faculty meetings. Randy Page of BJU Public Relations has not announced her administrative status. 

Go look. 

Why? Why are they hiding a credentialed expert in higher education under a bushel? 

[bojopalooza]

[wutbju]

This explains a lot about @WYFFNews4’ poor coverage of #YeahTHATGreenvile’s albatross.

[wutbju]

Bob Jones University has not yet officially announced this change over from Larry Jackson and John Yessa and David Dersch to John Lewis and Ed Cone and Gary Thompson.

WutBJU has. But BJU hasn’t. Outside of Hantz Bernard’s Facebook post and the Alumni Association’s share.

What’s the deal, BJU? Why aren’t you talking about it?                

[wutbju]

[wutbju]

A Bob Jones University employee has been spending his time this month creating and using an imposter account on YikYak. It violates YikYak rules, but his 2014 stunt violated Twitter rules too. 

Ridiculously, the employee is claiming that I am simultaneously two different YikYak identities -- Frsc2CmHrBJ and tripstyxsez.

I am neither. This is my YikYak identity. I just posted this minutes ago:

The employee started this four days ago, earned himself a YikYak suspension, and now he’s back.

Grow up, Randy. This isn’t dignified or respectable. Your thuggery is petty and immature. You sound like your presidential candidate.

[wutbju]

Community Service is a good thing, yes? Channeling the boundless energy of college kids into helping others is a win-win.

Once-Presbyterian school Trinity University describes community service as follows:

Service is one way in which Trinity University supports and challenges students in their development as individuals and as responsible global citizens. At Trinity, students can find service projects ranging from on campus to across the globe.

We acknowledge that service has three main components: education, volunteerism, and reflection. These three components can be seen and experienced in our service programs.

How does Bob Jones University define community service? Mark Vowels, the head of the newly-minted Center for Global Opportunities lays it out:

Community service focuses on projects that extend the recognition of the University.

What? Read it again.

No, Mr. Vowels. That’s not community service. Community services focuses on . . . you know, the community? And helping our world be a better place.

What you’re describing is marketing? 

More proof of how egocentric BJU’s world is.

[bojopalooza]

Oh! Can’t forget the Vegetable Vote.