posted June 29, 2009
) Myrene Treick, of Lookout Mountain, is the winner of a new Toshiba laptop donated by Covenant College Quest at Riverbend ’09. Presenting the laptop is Dr. Ginner W. Hudson, dean of organizational management and executive education. |
“I’ve never won a contest in my life,” said Mrs. Treick, who entered the drawing at the urging of a coworker.
Dr. Ginner W. Hudson, the college’s dean of organizational management and executive education, presented the laptop to Mrs. Treick on June 23 at the college’s downtown Chattanooga office.
“The laptop is Covenant College Quest’s way of saying ‘thank you’ to the community as we enter our 25th year of helping adults finish college. It’s also our way of saying ‘welcome’ to adults in search of professional development courses to boost their careers, or students looking for credit to transfer to other colleges,” Dr. Hudson said.
Covenant College Quest, now in its 25th year, offers busy adults a Christian academic environment with a choice. They can finish college at one of four satellite locations—downtown Chattanooga, Dalton, Rome and metro Atlanta. Or they can earn credits with a rich medley of 40 elective (open-enrollment) courses that could be transferred to another college or boost their careers.
For more information, call 800 960-5020.
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