“I am excited about the new Master’s program because of the training new teachers will receive during their student teaching. Cal Baptist is a school committed to the Great Commission so it is only natural for us to have a Master’s devoted to international education,” said Holly Gehrig.

Written by Nichelle Trulove

"This is the best thing. Why didn't you think of

this sooner? This is great. This matches our commission

statement beautifully. We should've been doing this a

long time ago," many participants of a recent survey

exclaimed.

There is a new master's program in town within

the School of Education. It is a Master of Science in

Education with an emphasis on International Education.

With 20 schools to pick from in 16 countries, students

with a heart for the nations can go virtually anywhere.

"We've all been called to serve, whether here or

overseas, and the world is our classroom," Assistant

Professor of Education, Joseph De Vol, explained.

The program, after two years in the making,

opened its doors on Sept. 1 with seven students. The

curriculum consists of four core courses with 25 units

in specialization. Students must also take a field

practicum course, which consists of either teaching at

an international school overseas, participating on an

International Service Projects trip, or teaching at an

international school in the United States.

It began with an ISP trip to South Asia. The

team's host, along with another professor on the trip,

brought the idea of a master's program in International

Education at CBU to the attention of De Vol. "I brought

his proposal back and the faculty loved it," De Vol

exclaimed. "It's really neat to see that it's all come to

flourish."

Before the seed of a newfound master's program

began to take root within the CBU community, a

campus-wide survey was conducted. Close to a thousand

students responded and thirty percent said that they

were extremely interested. Another thirty percent

gave interest, but not as adamantly, and less than forty

percent showed no interest.

"When I showed those results to the provost, he

came down and said, 'You know what, this is good, and

you've proven that this is pliable. Get working on it and

go through your channels to get it all approved.' So

that's what we did," De Vol said. "The outcome was just

astonishing."

The School of Education is partnered with a

network of International Christian Schools called NICS.

A representative came to CBU in February to recruit

student teachers to work at international schools. It

gives students the chance to have a guaranteed job

when they graduate, despite the state of the California

economy. These students are able to pay off any

student loans they may have as well as gain teaching

experience.

"There is quite a demand for teachers overseas,

and we have quite a few students who have actually

done this," De Vol emphasized. "This is really a good

way to get an education, and to get experience

overseas, and to be able to build there. There are so

many schools that are available to us."

"With California cutting all these teaching jobs,

teaching overseas lets me not have to worry about

whether or not I'll get a job in California after I

graduate," Cassi Saville, a current English major at CBU,

said. "I'm going to South Korea over Christmas break for

two weeks and teaching English to junior high students.

If that ends up going really well, there's a possibility I

might go there after I graduate. It looks good on your

resume, so that's another good way to market yourself,

to have that sort of experience."

Several students from CBU were asked and

recruited to teach over several weeks during the summer

camp at Global Vision Christian School (GVCS) in South

Korea. These students could submit their resumes to stay

and teach after the camp. Those who did so already

had a job lined up months before graduation day.

One of these students is Rachel Gonzalez, a

recent CBU Liberal Studies graduate. "After going on

an ISP missions trip to South Korea in 2008, it was my

desire to return and teach someday," Gonzalez said.

"When I found out about GVCS I wanted to teach there

and carry out their mission to instruct students in God's

Holy Word."

"Missions overseas had never crossed my mind

in the past, then after taking a few Global Studies

courses at CBU, my heart changed and I wanted to be

fully devoted to spreading the gospel across the world,"

Gonzalez reflected. "So I took it upon myself to do just

that. I just had to rely on God for strength." She is now

on contract teaching first and second grade students

and developing further knowledge in education.

Whether they want to go to Asia, the Middle East,

South America or Africa, the School of Education's new

Master of Science in Education can get students to the

ends of the Earth.

EDUCATION 118-119

(Photo: Aaron Kim // Design: Ruth Richards)

Similar to unzipping a costume or taking off a mask, new believers of

Jesus Christ chose to step-out of their old 'uniforms' along with its accessories and

put on an entirely different 'wardrobe' in order to have a new image.

"...you have taken off your old self with its practices and have put on the new

self, which is being renewed in knowledge in the image of its Creator." Col. 3:9-10

Samantha "Sammy" Peters and Chris Rabbich chose to have a personal

relationship with God this semester and get rid of that person who they used to

be: living in darkness.

"My life before I came to Christ was very bad. I lived in the party life

environment and I really didn't care what people thought. I just played my sports

and did my own thing hanging with the 'in crowd,'" Peters shared.

Many times we have this idea that ministry happens elsewhere, or

outside of our hometown on a service project with a team. We go to the ends of

the earth, but making disciples of all nations starts at our own doorstep, on our

own campus. These students are a testament to that.

"I never believed in Jesus Christ, I was always searching for something.

I'd look to sports as my God," Rebbich explained. Not only was playing for the golf

team their main drive for coming to CBU, it was also their pride, joy and the one

thing they had their focus on. Rebbich continued to say that sports would appease

him for a time, but it never filled that emptiness that, at the time, he never knew

Christ was meant to fill.

Not really ever thinking about what was right and wrong, the two

explained that it was during a chapel service where the speaker's word and

message struck hard.

"I started to get goose bumps, and that's when I realized I needed to

make a change. I wanted a relationship with Jesus here at CBU," Peters said.

God had definitely brought these students here to start a fresh, new life

and be happy following Him.

Rebbich explained how he started to ask infinite questions because he

found himself waiting for proof that Jesus exists, saying, "I want to see a miracle

before I can truly believe anything. If Jesus was capable of so many things, how

come He didn't show me anything?"

Invited to a teammate's home, Rebbich found himself sharing glimpses of

how he got to CBU to his teammate's mother. She said, "Chris, everything you just

said is a miracle; everything that you've done has lead you here today and that is

a miracle!"

Rebbich came out of the experience examining his life and explained,

"Wow! When first committing my life to Christ there was a feeling of weakness. I

persuaded myself that I wasn't ready, but it's like a leap of faith. You just gotta do

it. It's the best thing that's ever happened to me, that ever will happen to me."

This new road for Peters and Rebbich was definitely not smooth. Many

bumps and bruises came along with relationships between friends and family. Yet,

after a while of staying strong in their decision, everyone began to notice the

change for the better.

Peters shared, "It just sucks that my friends are still the way I used to be,

and it's so easy for me to turn back around. But in a way it holds me accountable

to stay the way I am now so perhaps I can be a light for them."

Peters continues to carry Romans 10:13 as a reminder of why she chooses to

follow God.

They both encourage students who want to have a relationship with

Jesus Christ but are scared. "It's worth it in the end. Do not worry about what

others think, because you are making the decision for yourself. They will be the

one's missing out on the gifts and promises that are given by Him."

Chris Rebbich and Samantha Peters tee off

their new way of life.

Written by Cassidy Edison

(Photos: Cayla Ames // Design: Nichelle Trulove)FIRST TIME FOLLOWERS 120-121

International students like Zhang Bing and Xu Wen Long thrive under Mikko Sivonen’s teaching during International Chapel. (Photo: Aaron Kim // Design: Andrew Hochradel)

It was a warm, Friday morning and sunlight

was pouring through the windows that lined the

beige and brown walls of the old A.J. Staples

Room. A calm undercurrent of murmur and

chatter grew as more students arrived at the

room. Some students with sticker name tags were

setting more chairs in the rows, while one tuned

a guitar and another typed into a computer,

editing the powerpoint that was shining onto a

blank space on the wall.

International chapel, an alternate chapel

for the school's many international students, is

held twice a week in the A.J. Staples room at

CBU. It is led by Mikko Sivonen, CBU's global

consultant. "What we always do is I teach 15

minutes and then we break into groups and

share the same story again," Sivonen said. "Then

we encourage, in the groups, the international

students to ask questions so that they talk us

back the story. Repetition and conversation are

important."

"The global consultant is responsible for

the Third Culture Kids and teaching international

chapel," Lucas Wehner, a leader in international

chapel, explained. "Originally, Rob Rice (last

year's global consultant), was supposed to teach

only one chapel, but he was so good that they

said 'Well, he should teach for the rest of the

semester,' and that's what he did. It just became

a tradition of the global consultant."

"Every year a family or person who serves

overseas comes here for two semesters and then

goes back to serving overseas," Sivonen said in

reference to the position of global consultant.

"My wife and I went to school here and actually

met here. We really like the school so we asked

if we could come for this year and there was a

spot open. It really worked well for us and we

love it."

Another challenge with the growth of

international chapel is the variety of cultures

present. "Here, we have different nationalities

and different cultures. So that makes it a little

more difficult because people come from

different backgrounds," Sivonen explained. "They

have different perspectives."

"That's a challenge when people come

from different cultures," Sivonen added, "but

that's where the small groups work really well

so you can really dialogue on a personal level.

Then we encourage that, not only here, but that

these relationships would carry out outside of the

chapel."

These small groups are led by discussion

leaders, typically American students. "Usually per

international chapel, we have about five to ten

regular students who want to find out what its

about," Wehner said. "The thing is, a lot of our

discussion leaders are graduating this semester

so next semester they will be gone. So we're

looking for new people, younger people, like

freshmen, sophomores, juniors, who would like to

join as discussion leaders."

Andrew Twitty is one of the American

students who helps lead the small groups in

international chapel. "We do this because if you

take an international student and just throw them

in the gym and they can't speak the language they

won't get anything out of the message and chapel

could be a somewhat intimidating experience,"

Twitty said.

"If you're a Christian and you really want

to make a difference, this is a great step to do

it," Sivonen said. "You don't have to start from

overseas. You can start here and you get to share

and you get to make a relationship."

"A lot of times I think that CBU students

believe they have to sit with these international

students at lunch and just preach, preach,

preach and the international student becomes so

overwhelmed that they reject it," Wehner said.

"You really have to start building relationships

and at some point raise a spiritual question and

listen to what they say and then you can share

your point."

It is through these built relationships,

Wehner explains, that international students

come to know Christ. "Last semester, we had a

student from China and he gave his life to Christ."

As Sivonen said, "It is rewarding to see

God work in students who have never heard the

message and to experience a student come to

know Christ. It's very rewarding to see Christian,

American students involved in other people's lives

and to see their excitement and enthusiasm."

"It has brought about a new growth period,"

Twitty explained on how international chapel

has affected him. "Because we are working with

students who are learning English, we have to

really simplify the terms and cut out a lot of the

religious jargon. In doing this, it has brought a

fresh perspective to me on the stories of the

Bible."

"To see God at work in that very tangible

way," Sivonen commented, "I'm really grateful for

that."

INTERNATIONAL CHAPEL 122-123

Written by Matthew Shade

(Photo: Aaron Kim // Design: Andrew Hochradel)

RememberingWendy Rice

“Wendy was strong in bringing the team together. She was a strong motivator for us. ‘Working together side by side, for a higher purpose’ -Wendy Rice” -Peyton Romano

“Wendy was an inspirational woman. She was a tough coach and pushed us, girls, to our limits. When you thought that there was something you could not do, Wendy proved you wrong. Many girls achieved over and beyond their goals for the year. When you felt like no one believed in you, Wendy was always there. She was our biggest fan and was there through our highest and lowest times. She taught me many lessons and things I did not know about myself. I am very grateful that God put her in my life. She will always be remembered and loved.” -Aubrey Sipe

WENDY RICE 124-125

RememberingWendy Rice

“Wendy was willing to give me an opportunity even though I didn’t believe in myself. Since then I’ve wanted to make her proud for making me apart of the team.” - Jazmyne Martin-McDonald.

“Coach Wendy, We miss you and love you. You are remembered every single day and will always be in our hearts.” - Love, Carly Kitchen

“I would just like to say that this season 2010-2011 is dedicated to Wendy and everyday at practice we miss her so much. We miss her yelling at us to stretch and we miss her swiftly walking into practice with a diet coke in hand. Wendy was so much fun to drive with to competitions because she would just jam to the music with us and she usually knew the words, too. Wendy had a vision for this program and she worked SO incredibly hard to get it there. We want to finish that vision for her and create a legacy for CBU cheer.” -Brooke Malone

“Wendy, Although our time together was short, my fondest memories are those when you showed us little ‘hiccups’ of yourself, as you would put it. When it was time to practice you made sure we worked hard until we achieved our mini goals for that day, but when all of that work was done, it was refreshing to know we had a coach with a sense of humor who was genuinely excited for all of us girls to be a part of her team. I’m sure you had quite a challenge in getting us all back into shape for the upcoming season. The best part of those tough practices were in between all of the stunting and conditioning, some of us would catch you occasionally dancing away to the practice playlist that echoed from the ipod dock.” -Tracie Clay

(Photo: Aaron Kim // Design: Aaron Kim)

MUGS 126-127

Venos Abdulahad

Keilani Abueg

Diana Alcantar

Abby Alderman

Anna Alford

Michelle Allmond

Cayla Ames

Jorge Andrade

Vincent Andrade

Ryan Arch

Lisa Ayers

Elizabeth Baker

Francisco Barajas

Rachel Batchelder

Andrea Benson

Hailey Boaz

Kathryn Boren

Zachary Bowman

Nick Braden

John Bragonier

MUGS 128-129

Taylor Brewton

Holly Bricker

Amanda Brown

Megan Buster

Wil Byers

Brennan Cackett

Jeni Carrizosa

Sarah Cary

Miriela Castro

Alicia Catanese

Kyle Chansler

Amanda Chapman

Leisa Christian

Ashley Compare

Cassandra Conant

Shannon Conley

Joel Connell

Ashley Conner

Valarie Coppola

Sheri Corral

(Photo: Kenton Jacobsen)

Eric Corso

Maryann Cox

Heather Crews

Candice Croix

Estrella Cruz

Emily Cummins

Katie Cusack

Rebekah D’Huet

Hannah Datte

Nicole Dausend

Mark Davenport

Stephanie Davenport

Jasmine Davis

Kristin De-La-Cruz

Patrick Dietz

Michael Dorn

Nnaemeka Ejiaga

Hope Ekholm

Tracy Ellingsen

Solomon Encina

MUGS 130-131

Rachel Esau

Stephanie Felder

Thirsa Flor

Jennilyn Fritch

Jana Fry

Christy Fullman

Ashley Gallina

Holly Gehrig

Derrick Glasby

Tabitha Glaser

Adam Gold

Brianna Gonzalez

Gabriela Gonzalez

James Graham

Jennifer Greenwalt

Sarah Griffin

Victoria Gutierrez

Riley Hagel

Brenna Hahn

Allison Hall

(Photo: Mike Sampson)

Greg Hartke

Terin Harts

Jacob Hartson

Brooke Hartwell

Ebony Hearn

Angela Helland

David Helms

Lori Hernandez

L. Santiago Herrera

Rebeca Herrera

Chris Hinton

Elizabeth Hinton

Andrew Hochradel

Kristin Holderfield

Faith Holley

Cianna Holloway

Melissa Holloway

Dani Holt

Cecily Hosang

Meghan Hosfield

MUGS 132-133

Mariah Howell

Brenda Ibarra

Jesus Jaquez

Staci Johnson

Stephanie Johnson

Aaron Jones

Todd Jones

Kamaljit Kaur

Desiree Kerfoot

Aaron Kim

Lailani Kings

Colson Knight

Allison Krickl

Jennifer Kute

Katie Lane

Kelley Lawler

Benjamin Lee

Kayla Lewis

Alexx Lommori

Kathryn Loughman

(Photo: Bonnie Koenn)

Lisa Luna

Bobby Magby-III

Laura Manimtim

April Martin

Monica Martinez

Nicole Marty

Robert Maystrovich

Courtney Mc Guire

Cody McAdoo

Patrick McCray

Amanda McDivett

Tristan Milanovich

Tyler Mitchell

Kathryn Montoya

Paula Mora

Brian Morris

Jessica Mosher

Samantha Munger

David Naple

Marigi Ndicu-Stevens

MUGS 134-135

Gabriel Newman

Anthony Ortiz

Tawnee Ortiz

Kristina Osborne

Phylicia Paulson

Jessi Pena

Diana Perde

John Phillips

Aaron Pollock

Katie Powell

Lauren Regensberg

Scott Rendel

Garret Replogle

Ruth Richards

Jessica Roddy

Gabriela Rodriguez

Kristaloi Rodriguez

Nelson Romero

Brenda S. Ruiz

Lauren Russell

(Photo: Josefina Llanes)

Omar Saavedra

Michael Sampson

Daisy Sanchez

Amber Sandoval

Vincent Schmutzer

Belinda Shirley

Melissa Short

Alex Shorts

Briea Smith

Matthew Smitley

Sarah Sonke

Hannah Sorola

Brittany Sparkman

Hannah Stephens

Samantha Stewart

Andrew Thill

Ruby Torres

Andrew Twitty

Leah Urquilla

Megan Van Dyk

MUGS 136-137

Paige VanCamp

Kathryn VanNyhuis

Stephanie VanStockum

Mercedes Vazquez

Mabel Vega

Victoria Velasquez

Brooklyn Wagner

Lucas Wehner

Anna Wenger

Brittany White

Darren Whitty

Breanna Wilson

Matthew Yocum

Marissa Yoder

Alyssa Young

Veronica Young

Corinne Yuenger

Alejandra Zuniga

(Photo: Clint Heinze)

Obviously, on these mugs pages, there are

pictures of you (and some other people). The

backgrounds to these pictures are important

too. We wanted to showcase different

people's perspectives and how they see

the world. The backgrounds to the mugs

pages you're about to see are all pictures

shot by you. That's right you. Okay, maybe

not you, but someone like you. They show

how everyone sees the world differently. So

while you're staring at that picture of you,

take a second to look at the picture behind

the picture of you and enjoy.

MUGS 138-139

Tarja Abid

Vanessa Affeld

Samantha Aguilar

Sumaya Al-Idelbi

Samantha Albro

Malaysia Alexander

Leah Alford

Alex Alkire

Katelyn Allison

Ruben Alonzo

Regina Anaya

Avery Anderson

Heather Anderson

Jacqueline Anderson

Melanie Anderson

Ivan Andrews

Amanda Angel

Laura Arana

Brenda Arce

Eric Arevalo

(Photo: Phylicia Paulson)

Sarah Arjona

Jacob Armstrong

Katie Armstrong

Joshua Atkinson

Marshean August

Melissa Baas

Jeff Babcock

Amanda Baghdady

Alishia Ballard

Kayla Banttari

Nic Baptiste-Williams

Ana Barajas

Brian Barnes

Corina Barrios

Marti Barsoom

Brianna Barton

Corinne Bazoza-Umutoniwase

Jon Beam

Kayla Beaudoin

Chelsea Beebe

MUGS 140-141

Megan Bejar

Candace Bell

Cody Bellmeyer

Kellsey Bellmeyer

Marisa Benson

Lynell Berg

Alex Bernal

Rebecca Bernard

Nicole Berry

Daniel Bias

Rebecca Binnie

Elizabeth Bisangwa

Cailee Bishop

Richard Blacksher

Austin Bloss

William Bohrer

Justine Bolanos

Roger Bond

Traci Borgh

Emmanuel Boston

(Photo: Jessi Pena)

Evelyn Bower

Tamara Bowles

Ardrena Boykins

Michael Bragonier

Allison Brammer

Baylee Braunwalder

Noel Bravo

Ashley Bray

Kelly Bray

Bradyn Brown

Emily Brown

Eugene Brown

Chelsea Brozovich

Samuel Bryant

Briana Burca

John Burdett

Lauren Burnett

Bryan Butler

Jessica Byars

Dustin Cabral

MUGS 142-143

Sherell Caldwell

Andrew Callan

Alyssa Campbell

Jontae Campbell

Cynthia Campos

Jarrod Cannon

Jeremiah Cannon

Susan Cardella

Brent Cariaga

Lilyana Carlson

Ingrid Carmona

Hazel Castillo

Sarah Cates

Ryan Cathers

Ruthie Ceausu

Vanessa Cerda

David Chambers

Guanlin Chen

Carlita Chocolate

Matt Chong

(Photo: Daniel Perez)

Grace Choung

Rachel Chrisman

Lindsey Christensen

Lindsey Chudley

Destiny Ciecalone

Erika Cleland

Aleksandra Coggins

Crystal Colvin

Destiny Commons

Brooke Conlin

Jonathan Cook

Kristin Cooprider

Ryan Corbin

Gregory Cowee

Hillary Coy

Jonathan Craig

Alexis Creech

Leslie Crespi

Jordan Crisafi

Ellie Crowley

MUGS 144-145

Yolanda Crumby

Trisha Cruzada

Trinity Cuff

Maegan Culp

Erika Dahlstrom

Josh Darnell

Kristopher Davidson

Chanel Davis

Matt Davis

Matthew Day

Bryan De Parsia

Kamrie De Groot

Jacob De La Cruz

Angellica De Losada

Hannah DeFord

J.J. De Husson

Cassandra DeJager

James DeVore

Ashley Demerjian

Lauren Desmarchais

(Photo: Maya Gwynn)

Giorda Diaz-Peacock

Jennifer Dieleman

David Dill

Natalie Dixon

Jonathan Donald

Coreen Donaldson

Kelsey Doolittle

Jessica Dornhofer

Stephanie Doss

Melody Dowell

Jelena Dragovic

Nevena Dragovic

Ellen Drummonds

Ashley Dunaway

Joyceann Duncan

Elizabeth Dunckel

Stephany Durksen

Roger Dusabimana-Manzi

Bertrand Dushime

Cassielyn Dwyer

MUGS 146-147

Darren Edge

Cassidy Edison

Margaret Ellis

Cheyenne Embree

Benjamin Esau

Jonathan Escalera

Rachel Escarpita

Carlos Espejel

Natalie Espinoza

Brittani Ewald

Amey Fenwick

Jamie Fischer

Christian Flores

Summer Flores

Bibiana Florian

Mary Floyd

Jessica Ford

Bianca Fortik

Hannah Foster

Jerry Fox

(Photo: Nichelle Trulove)

Daniel Freitas

Jessica Frey

Jonathan Frey

Melanie Friel

James Frigo

Jackson Fukuda

Ryan Galippo

Adriana Galloway

Brittany Gamar

Michelle Gamez

Daniel Garcia

Eric Garcia

Sal Garcia

Sarah Garcia

Katelyn Garmon

Eunice-Uwera Gasangwa

Bethany Geleris

Elizabeth Gerhartz

Lisa Gillard

Anna Gionet

MUGS 148-149

Mark Gomez

Elizabeth Gonzales

Grace Gonzales

Reese Gonzales

Honorio Gonzalez

Krista Goodman

Brittney Gottlab

Jonathan Grabowski

Nathan Graham

Jennifer Granados

Michelle Graves

Emily Green

Kevin Greene

Jessica Griffin

Lauren Griffin

Alexandria Grimes

Molly Gritchen

Christiana Grochmal

Sydney Grodi

Alaina Gutierrez

(Photo: Cassidy Edison)

Rebecca Habeeb-Silva

Adam Hack

Brendon Joshua Hackworth

Erika Hafkenscheid

Kelly Hahn

Nicole Hakim

Tanya Hakim

Paulin Hakizimana

Josh Hall

Stephanie Hallman

Tiffany Hamilton

Brian Haney

Marie Hannula

Eric Hanson

Mary Hanson

Chris Hardy

Hannah Harman

Hailey Harrington

Anna Hart

Carey Hart

MUGS 150-151

Jennifer Hatcher

Chelcee Hatfield

Caitlin Hatter

Ashley Hawley

Tami Hays

Kathlena Heck

Kristina Hedberg

Clint Heinze

Anastasia Helfer

Haley Helfer

Jasmine Henderson

Melody Henderson

Miriah Henderson

Alexis Hernandez

Lea Hernandez

Elena Herrera

Anna Hickey

Ta-tiaunna Hicks

Gabriela Hidalgo

Marissa Hintergardt-Soubirous

(Photo: J.J. Steele)

Vanessa Hlebowski

Kayla Holguin

Katheryn Hoover

Christopher Hopkins

Tiffany Houck

Christine Hovey

Kristi Howell

Kristin Hucko

Rebekah Hurlburt

Santiago Ibanez

Stephany Ibarra

Basil Ike

Stella Impano

Guillaume Iradukunda

Sharayah James

Bryan Jarboe

Sarah Jarboe

Whitney Jarboe

Kayla Jech

Chrissy Jenkins

MUGS 152-153

Monique Jennings

Linjun Ji

Amanda Johnson

Bianca Johnson

Jared Johnson

Jonathan Johnson

Matt Johnson

Matthew Johnson

Samantha Johnson

Janelle Johnston

Andrew Jones

Billy Jones

Christina Jones

Jamie Jones

Michael Jones

Rachel Jones

Trevor Jones

Tyler Jones

Wendy Jones

Jonathan Jorge

(Photo: Andrew Hochradel)

Lea Joyce

Shaylene Judson

Janviere Kabagwira

Justin Kang

Dilara Karabas

Daniel Kari

Kelsey Kaseroff

Whitney Keep

Michelle Kern

Tayler Key

Ranna Khakbaz

Holly Kieling

Marissa Killeen

Jeyeon Kim

Julie Kim

Megan King

Kaitlyn Kirchmann

Kara Kitchen

Garett Klingaman

Brianna Knight

Kelsey Knight

Katy Knutson

Stephanie Kohorst

Heather Koozin

Petra Kovacs

MUGS 154-155

Kira Hannah Kramer

Cassie Krueger

Gus Kyriopoulos

Eric LaNier

Beth-Jayne Lacuesta

Jordan Lagana

Katrina Laird-Adams

Alexander Lamascus

Amanda Lammers

Christina Lara

Nathan Lawrence

Phillip Lawton

Sharayah Le Leux

William Le Fevre

Mercedes Lebron

Stephanie Lee

Mike Lennertz

Kelly Leonard

Niala Lessard

Kimber Licitra

Jessica Licup

Kayla Liminois

Leyi Ling

Staci Linton

Carol Ann Lippencot

(Photo: Michael White)

Josefina Llanes

Karyn Lo Presti

Leanne Lomax

Michael Lopez

Lorelyn Lucas

Jacqueline Lutz

Danny Lybeck

Danielle Lynch

Dania Mac Learn

Amanda Madrid

David Magana

Kylee Magby

Chase Magdaleno

Michael Magiera

Cullan Maher

Brent Mahoney

Francis Maikai

Cameron Malchow

Kayla Mann

Monica Manning

Trevor Mannion

Carola Manriquez

Michael Marinello

Ray Martez

Alysha Martin

MUGS 156-157

Olivia Martin

Rebecca Martin

Jordan Martinez

Yareli Martinez

Michelle Maystrovich

Shawna Mc Collom

Dana Mc Menamin

Marshal McBroom

Hayley McCarthy

Katie McNeil

Ryan Mearig

Alyssa Medina

Leanne Melanson

Vivian Mendoza

Melissa Merejil

Kaylee Metschke

Kelsey Meyers

Ryan Mier

Christopher Milici

Audrey Miller

Micheal Minchew

Priscilla Miramontes

Keyla Miro

Isaac Monroe

Mechelle Monroe

(Photo: Shayna Moreno)

Jana Moore

Adilenne Morales

Alexandra Morales

Katelyn Moreno

Shayna Moreno

Neil Morgan

Rachael Mowery

Alex Muganza

Valentine Muhawenimana

Modeste Muhire

Joseph Muhirwa

Joel Munoz

Mallory Munroe

Kyle Murphy

Cara Murray

Patrick Mynes

Sienna Naggar

Kelsey Nanchy

Erica Nash

Amanda Nassraway

Adrianne Navarrete

David Ndizeye

Timothy Nguyen

Lisette Nichols

Caroline Nixon

MUGS 158-159

Andre Nodem

Patrick Nsengiyumva

Kendra Nunes

Jonathan Nyquist

Ruth Nyquist

Sarah Jane O'Keefe

Victoria Offerman

Joseph Ogbanje

Emily Olson

Katherine Omps

Elisabeth Oosterman

Shelby Osburn

Natalie Ostrosky

Alice-Nicole Oueijan

Tracy Pallares

William Palmer

Micah Palmquist

Hea-Song Justin Park

Crystal Pasillas

Anna Patten

Jeff Paulsen

Hannah Pearce

Jessica Pearce

Lara Pease

Caitlyn Peel

(Photo: Phylicia Paulson)

Heidi Pena

Brianne Pennington

Evelyn Perea

Iliana Perea

Eva Perez

Maria Perez

Samantha Peters

Brittany Peterson

Sarah Petsas

Erika Phillips

Kaitlyn Phillips

Herson Pineda

Pedro Piqueras

Riley Pitts

Danie PlunkettCastilla

Jessica Pope

Stephanie Pope

Jennifer Price

Tyler Priest

Richard Prince

Crystal Quintero

Dayana Ramirez

Maribel Ramirez

Yessenia Ramirez

Sammy Ramos

MUGS 160-161

Seth Rankin

Jessica Rankins

Lecia Rdzak

Alyson Reeve

Benjamin Replogle

Nathaniel Reyes

Natalie Richardson

Natalia Richeri

Danny Rincon

Ariel Rivera

Katrina Robinson

Daley Roche

Chelsea Rodgers

Bridgette Rodriguez

Sergio Rodriguez

Sarah Rogers

Taylor Rogers

Danielle Rojas

Isaac Rojas

Allison Ronveaux

Bryn Rosander

Grant Rosander

Ryan Rotundo

Yvon Rugema-Ngango

Jeanette Russell

(Photo: Robbie Seipp)

Alyssa Ryan

Sarah Sabesky

Alejandra Saldana

Belinda Sanchez

Kelsey Sanchez

Danielle Sands

Diane SangwaUwimpuhwe

PJ Santiago

Vanessa Santos

Ashley Saucedo

Kristin Schaeck

Joel Schaefer

Bethany Schar

Andrew Scherer

Jeremy Schlaman

Austin Schneider

Sarah Schneider

Stacey Schoelleman

Mollie Schwartzman

Robert Seipp

Jacob Shackelford

Matthew Shade

Erin Shafer

Erica Shaw

Andrew Shields

MUGS 162-163

Jordan Shimabukuro

Kaelie Shull

Josh Siemens

Robbie Silver

John Simons

Jonathan Slater

Megan Smedley

Chuck Smith

Lindsay Smith

Rachel Smith

Wiley Snedeker

Patrick Snitchler

Joshua Snyder

Ashly Soffe

Julio Solano

Reina Sotelo

Allyson Souza

Marcy Sowa

Breanna Sparkman

Baylee Spencer

Courtney Stack

Alyssa Staiger

Samantha Stalnaker

Laura Standley

Russell Stavert

(Photo: Kira Kramer)

Jerrod Steele

Katherine Stein

Rachel Stoffel

Brittney Stoneburg

Megan Studley

Joseph Sugira

DeVron Suttle

Michael Swope

Caitlyn Tadlock

Joelle Tajima

Shayna Tasabia

Ashley Tatum

Sacha Tatum

Alexandria Taylor

Alyssa Taylor

Tiara Taylor

Teslan Howard-Berry

Lexi Thomas

David Tibbitts

Jamal Togia

Nicole Torres

Andrea Torres-Figueroa

Caleb Trachte

Jessica Tracy

Brittany Tribble

MUGS 164-165

Nichelle Trulove

Carly Trupiano

Yi-Ning Tsai

Bethany Tucker

Hope Umutesi

Courtney Upshaw

Salome Uwizerimana

Malyna Valentin

Louis Valenzuela

Sierra Van Leeuwen

Naomi Van Setten

William Van Camp

Nicole Van Dyke

Rachel Vance

Jacob Vander Feer

Andriana VanderGriend

Veronica Vazquez

Joey Velasquez

Ruth Veloz

Rachel Verret

Rudy Villaruel

Aaron Wagoner

Caleb Walker

Carl Walker

Jacob Walters

(Photo: Edgar Garcia)

Mei Wang

Lauren Wargo

Edith Waskel

Samantha Waskel

Laura Waterbury

Byron Webb

Christina Webb

Katie Webb

Victoria Wellington

Ryan Welsh

Candace Wenzel

David Wetzel

Jamie Whealen

Anna Wheelock

Ryan White

Lauren Whitlock

Robin Whitman

Kenneth Wible

Richard Wickham

Lauren Wilkerson

Glorianne Wilkins

Jacob Wilkins

Ruth Wilkins

Adrian Williams

Brittany Williams

MUGS 166-167

Kandice Williams

Chelsea Wilson

Kayla Wilson

Taylor Winchell

Courtney Wing

Lindsay Winsor

Hannah Wood

Aubree Worrell

Christina Wright

Lanica Wright

Marybeth Wright

Rachel Wright

Tajei' Wright

Amy Wuthrich

Cassie Wyatt

Vanessa Yonkers

Brenna Young

Dawson Young

Nicholas Young

Abigail Zavala

Charlene Zepeda

Huiwen Zheng

Irene Zumaya

(Photo: Andrew Hochradel)

Elaine AhumadaJong-Wha BaiBC Biermann

Jim BishopDanny Blair

Julie BrowningLinn Carothers

Jeff CateAlex Chediak

Anthony Chute

Arthur ClevelandBarbara Cockerhan

Debra ColemanGary Collins

Dirk Davis

Kenya Davis-HayesAngela Deulen

Darla DonaldsonDon Dunavant

Doreen Ferko

MUGS 168-169(Photo: David Chambers)

Tom FerkoAlan FossettAna GamezTrevor GillumVirgo Handojo

Lisa HernandezJohn HigleyTran HongDavid IsaacsFrancois Jacobs

Scott KeyWendy KimbirkJan KodatNathan Lewis IIITim Luther

Alan Mc-ThomasRebecca MeyerPhilip MillerConstance MiltonCarol Minton

Jeff MooneyMarilyn Moore

Elizabeth MorrisTim Mosteller

Jennifer Newton

Frank PankowskiHyun-Woo Park

John PateKen Pearce

David Pearson

MaryAnn PearsonJoseph PelletierJuliann Perdue

Fred PontiusJohn Reinebach

MUGS 170-171(Photo: Kenton Jacobsen)

Irina RenfroMatthew RickardSandra RomoJohn ShoupDaniel Skubik

Susan StuderAmy StumpfChin-Woo TanRachel TimmonsErika Travis

Keith WaltersDan WilsonNatalie WinterXuping Xu

Jennifer AndrewNancy AtaydeSara BeresfordLynnae Bosch

Kim Cunningham

Mark DrewJoni Dunlap

Wendy EnglandJulie Fresquez

Sarah Fruh

Edgar GarciaMarijke GroatPatricia Gunn

Earl HarrisTimothy Hawley

MUGS 172-173(Photo: Robbie Seipp)

Keith HekmanAndrew HerrityYvonne HesterTran HongKyle Howlett

Heather HubbertAlan JohnsonSandy KirchmannAnthony LammonsLisa Lewis

Phil MartinezDarren MeiselLindsay MingeeJohn MontgomeryDannita Morris

Brian NakamuraSusan NelsonMicah Parker

Heidi PendletonJanelle Peters

Dawnel PettingillPeggy Plevajka

Merea PriceWanda Price

Darrell Rainwater

Sandy ReevesLynette Risner

Kathy RobinsonCynthia Rojas

Jeanette Russell

MUGS 174-175(Photo: Zac Mullings)

Becky SchlaferJeremy SchlamanBethany ScottRhonda ShackelfordRobert Shields

Carrie SmithKipp SmithKris SmithSteve SmithAdam Smyth

Debbie SnellBrenda TaitBeth WagnerTracy WardKristen White

MUGS 176-177

Kyra Barrientos

Stefan Chapman

Amy Estep

Andrew Estep

Bethany Johnson

Hanna Kim

Yi Li

Yvonne Munoz

Joseph Seo

Vishakha Sharma

Beth Wagner

Xiaoqing Wang

Linda Washington

Gayla Young

(Photo: Andrew Hochradel)