James McKean Jr

Young Life Club is a party with a purpose. It's controlled chaos that's almost impossible to describe, but students know it when they see it. And before the party ends, we share a simple message about God's love for them. Campaigners is a weekly meeting for students who wish to learn more or grow in their faith through study, service and leadership. Young Life leaders also encourage these students to celebrate their faith through participation in a local congregation.

Orientation Leaders serve as ambassadors for Capital University through Transition Programs. OLs serve as guides for incoming students as they transition to life at Capital.

Part of one of nine teams selected (called Dimension Teams) that will be evaluating and working to develop recommendations for improving the transfer student experience at Capitalincluding everything from building awareness, to recruitment, to admission, to advising, to developing a sense of belonging, to graduation. The teams consist of Capital faculty and administrators across several areas, as well as a representative from Columbus State. It will meet twice between now and the end of the school year, and then about 6 times over the course of the next academic year. You are able to bring a valuable perspective as a Capital student who transferred from another institution; your input can help us transform our process and attract and better serve future transfer students. Selected to be part of the learning dimension, responsible for adding insight, perspective and helping improve procedures and policies to help enhance transfer students abilities to learn and succeed academically and professionally at Capital University.