Faculty and staff
Updates From Our Campus Community
- Anabaptism at 500! For a schedule of Anabaptism at 500 activities at Bluffton and in area churches visit www.bluffton.edu/anabaptism500
- The spring Information Literacy Workshop Series is now available. For descriptions and registration links for all workshops, go to: https://u.osu.edu/teachinginfolit/teaching-information-literacy-workshops/virtual-workshop-series/.
- Greg Harrand, MBA, has joined Cabinet as a part-time Vice President for Fiscal Affairs. His office will be on the lower level of College Hall.
- Elizabeth Rockwell, coordinator of student engagement, has resigned to take a position at ONU.
Get to know Bluffton's faculty, staff and students
Matt Dennis '25
A sport management major, from Suffolk, Va., spent his summer working doing an internship
with Lionsbridge Football Club, a semi-professional soccer team located in Newport
News, Va.
Sport management
Faculty Achievements
- Michael Barrett and Tristin Kilgallon teach the "Inside-Out" class at Allen Oakwood Correctional Institution, where university students work with incarcerated men on collaborative projects.
- Gerald Mast published an article in the January 2025 issue of “Anabaptist World” entitled “From Humility to Penitence: Confident Peace Witness Raises Awareness of Our Complicity with Systems of Harm.” Gerald also published an essay in the January 2025 issue of “Mennonite Quarterly Review” entitled: “Love Alone in Anabaptist Persuasion."
- Jeff Gundy’s essay “On Homes, Apocalypses, Weed Witches, Beautiful Errors, and Phantom Powers” is in “Mennonite Quarterly Review 99” (January 2025), 194-208. Read it online
- TR Steiner has been invited as an alumni to participate in University of Findlay’s current Faculty and Alumni Art Exhibit celebrating the 30th anniversary of The Virginia B. Gardner Arts Pavilion.