Diane Herman Hill ’70 had spent the day in Columbia with her husband, Greg, their two daughters and four of their six grandkids when Greg said he had something to show her. Her first reaction was, “Oh geez, what is he doing?,” and much to Diane’s surprise, Greg pulled into a parking lot at Columbia College.
Potter will serve as the 67th president of CoSIDA for a one-year term in 2021-22 after holding the first vice president office during this academic year. She becomes the fifth female to lead the organization and is the first National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) member to serve in CoSIDA’s highest volunteer leadership position.
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Diane Herman Hill ’70 had spent the day in Columbia with her husband, Greg, their two daughters and four of their six grandkids when Greg said he had something to show her. Her first reaction was, “Oh geez, what is he doing?,” and much to Diane’s surprise, Greg pulled into a parking lot at Columbia College.
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When C. Byron Wilson learned of his promotion to the rank of captain in the U.S. Air Force, he knew where he wanted to have the ceremony. Wilson chose to go back to his roots at Columbia College, his alma mater.
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Columbia College’s annual Military Recognition Day triumphantly returned on Thursday, May 27, following a one-year layoff due to the COVID-19 pandemic. While the traditional in-person ceremony held inside Bixby Lecture Hall couldn’t occur this year, the 13th annual Military Recognition Day was still celebrated across the country virtually. Viewers were able to tune in via livestream on Columbia College’s official website and on Facebook Live.
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Leaders from Columbia College and MidwayUSA recently announced a new partnership designed to continue strengthening the Columbia community’s workforce. The college will offer the company’s 725 employees a 15% discount on tuition for classes taken through its Online and Evening Programs.
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