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Social Media 101 in the Napa Valley
Social business strategist Michael Brito will present a social media seminar on Friday, May 17, from 1-1:50 p.m. in Pacific Union College’s Scales Chapel. Admission is free.
PUC Student Research Wins Top Honors at Western Psychological Association Convention
Over 30 Pacific Union College psychology students and faculty attended the 93rd Western Psychological Association (WPA) convention in Reno, Nev., April 25-28, to present undergraduate research projects.
Donated Equipment Enhances PUC Physics Education
Pacific Union College received a generous donation of cutting-edge laboratory equipment from B&K Precision to allow students in its physics department to acquire data more effectively and enhance learning.
Student Blogs | Jason Whitley
Posted on April 27, 2012 at 2:26 pm
I cannot believe that it is already week four for spring quarter! This quarter is moving so much faster than I anticipated, and yet it proves that life is just too short to wait for things to happen. I am a junior theology major, so I am trying to figure out my summer intern right now, and I am really excited to see what God has in store for me over the next couple months. I am also really excited because I found out that I am preaching at the Napa Community Seventh-day Adventist church this weekend. I am so excited to have this opportunity to share God’s message.
On Tuesday, I was able to play soccer and that was such an awesome experience. I was able to be goalie, which I love because I like to be the ultimate defender. They scored on me twice in an hour, which made me feel pretty accomplished. There are so many good players in the class, and it will give me plenty of time to improve my skills.
This quarter I need to work on a Hebrew exegesis paper. I take a passage out of scripture and translate it from Hebrew to English to discover the original meaning of the text. It takes a lot of work, but the end result is worth it. I get to translate Amos 9:1-15—if you are curious, you should read it for yourself when I am finished.
Jason Whitley
Junior, Theology