President Eaton Engages
the
Culture
Communicating the institution's vision for "engaging the culture and changing the world" to local and national audiences is one of Βι¶ΉΣ³Ορ President Philip Eaton's top priorities. The following list is a sampling of his recent speaking engagements and professional involvements:
- Emerald City Rotary. April 24, 2001, Βι¶ΉΣ³Ορ. President Eaton addressed this downtown Rotary club on "Culture Shaping and Character Formation: The Old and the New for Higher Education."
- City Chapel Fellowship. April 26, 2001, Washington Athletic Club, Βι¶ΉΣ³Ορ. President Eaton spoke on "The Unfolding Stories of Our Lives" to this longstanding downtown organization.
- Westmont College Commencement Address. May 5, 2001, Santa Barbara, California. Addressing West-mont graduates, President Eaton asked them, "What Will Be Your Life Story?"
- World Vision Chapel. May 9, 2001, Federal Way, Washington. President Eaton visited World Vision's headquarters to speak to the WV staff on "How to Change the World: Aligning Our Stories With the Big Story."
- Renton Rotary Club. June 14, 2001, Renton, Washington. President Eaton addressed the Rotarians on "Good Leaders for a New Century."
- SPU Tour in England. June 18-29, 2001. President and Mrs. Eaton hosted this tour for a group of SPU's special friends. In addition to leading the group to various historic sites, the president provided reflections on British poetry along the way.
- The Wharton Institute for Research on Higher Education. July 8-12, 2001, University of Pennsylvania. President Eaton and his cabinet participated in a senior leadership conference on strategy-building for change led by faculty from The Wharton School.
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