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2000s
James Anderson, M.B.A. ’02, has taken his education at GCU and
used it to design and deliver cost-effective, high-performance technology
solutions to the rapidly growing health care information system. His
support has ultimately improved the revenues, margins and productivity
of various workplaces.
Robert Miranda, Bachelor of Science in Public Safety Administration
’09, received the Military Service Medal from the Tucson Police Department.
Upon his return from Afghanistan, Miranda attended his first live GCU
basketball game in Riverside, Calif., against Cal Baptist. The ’Lopes won in
overtime, and Miranda says he “can’t wait to attend more GCU events.”
2010s
Joanne Lee, Master of Science in Professional Counseling ’11, received
her full licensure as a LCAS in May and has opened a private practice in
Wilmington, N.C., called Hope for a Brighter Tomorrow. Lee works with high-
risk youths and their families, doing both individual and family counseling. She
also works with the substance abuse population, conducting comprehensive
clinical assessments and individual and group therapy.
Julio Ibeh Agbanyim, Master of Science in Psychology ’11, is
currently working on his Ph.D. in industrial and organizational psychology.
In 2012, Agbanyim’s newfound confidence and knowledge from his field of
study led him to publish a book, “The Power of Engagement: How to Find
Balance in Work and Life.” He recently opened a new business consulting
firm and is “delighted to be part of this group to share the awesomeness
of God.”
alumni
The alumni office is accepting nominations for the 2014 GCU Academic
Hall of Fame. Eligible are those who: (1) graduated from GCU at least
five years ago, 2) have lived a life reflecting the GCU spirit and Christian
ideals, 3) have distinguished themselves in their chosen field, 4) reflect
honor on the college in their personal and professional activities, and
5) have contributed to the college or to humanity in a significant manner.
Nominations will be accepted until Dec. 31; email
Nick Knudson, Alumni Events & Promotions Manager at
.
NOW ACCEPTING 2014
HALL OF FAME NOMINATIONS!
Spend time with classmates and faculty while sharing in the day’s
festivities: Hall of Fame awards presentation, tailgate on the lawn
before the men’s basketball game, tours of campus and a 50th reunion
for the Class of 1964!
Contact Nick Knudson at 602.639.6802
or .
Help us Celebrate
Homecoming
on MARCH 1!
WHAT’S
YOUR
LATEST?
GCU’s Office of Alumni Relations
wants to know what you’ve been
doing with your life for inclusion
in future editions of the quarterly
GCU Today Magazine.
Email Nick Knudson at
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