Welcome to the Behind the Faces Podcast brought to you by the Campus Community Committee! We are so excited to bring you stories and conversations with students from all across campus. The podcast will air new episodes every other Monday. We hope this podcast gives you a brief glimpse Behind the Faces of Cedarville Univeristy students!
Grant Dupler and Chad Sanderson from Cedarville's NASA Rocket Team tell us about rocket science!
Listen this week as we talk to Joe Strano and Nathan Stechschulte about their band the Highway Flowers. Stay tuned for an exclusive performance of their unreleased song, Thinking Through!
This week we hear from Rachel Higbee about her experience as an RA and her passion for training Christian women.
Join us this week as we hear from Nishant Nedungadi's experience coming to Cedarville at age 16!
This week Grace Lockwood tells us about her experience growing up in the mission field and adjusting to life in the States.
Join us for this special episodes where we get to know a little more about the people behind Behind the Faces!
In this special episode we meet with the people who make this podcast happen, our committee! Take a peak behind the curtain and get to know the faces behind Behind the Faces!
This week we talk to Keely Snodgrass about changing her major and God's through her Cedarville experience.
In this week's special episode we ask roommates Davis and Josh questions to find who knows who better, plus we find out why they have a giant spoon!
This week we talk to Lilly Summy about how God used her in pageants and her experience in competing for Miss Virginia.
This week we heard from Hannah Bradley, a theater major staring in the fall production of "Anne of Green Gables". Hannah tells us how God saved her life and has used that experience in the lives of others.
Welcome to Behind the Faces brought to you by Campus Experience! We are so excited to bring you stories and conversations with students every other Monday as give you a brief glimpse behind the faces of Cedarville University students.