![2021223-C-Students-Thank-Custodial-Staff-For-Diligence-During-COVID Callie Schaden, Grace Mowery, Maddie Heck, and Ashley Riddle coordinated the thank you campaign for custodial staff](https://www.cedarville.edu/images/default-source/campus-news/news/2021/2021223-c-students-thank-custodial-staff-for-diligence-during-covidada2d1bfa6094ee8ae56f6cf7a2fddb0.jpg?sfvrsn=7f5bb58a_3)
Thank You, Custodians! COVID Sparks Gratitude Campaign
Cedarville University has offered entirely in-person classes during the 2020-2021 academic year thanks to many, but without this behind-the-scenes band of heroes, none of it would have been possible. Thank you, custodial staff!
![2021222-C-Nationally-Recognized-NCLEX-Review-Professor-Retires Professor Mark Klimek talking with a student on his laptop computer](https://www.cedarville.edu/images/default-source/campus-news/news/2021/2021222-c-nationally-recognized-nclex-review-professor-retires.jpg?sfvrsn=88d557e2_5)
Passing the Test: Nationally Recognized NCLEX Review Professor Retires
After 37 years, Professor Mark Klimek retired from Cedarville, leaving his mark on countless students and establishing a national reputation for his National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) review resources.
![2021221-C-IID-Majors-Coach-Invention-Convention-Students IID students working on foam and clay car model](https://www.cedarville.edu/images/default-source/campus-news/news/2021/2021221-c-iid-majors-coach-invention-convention-students.jpg?sfvrsn=c12f4db_3)
Investing in the Next Generation of Inventors
Cedarville University’s Industrial and Innovative Design majors at the Columbus-based International Center for Creativity are serving as judges and mentors for the Ohio Invention Convention.
![2021220-C-Student-Receives-Summer-Environmental-Studies-Scholarship Carson Gehman records data about water quality from a local stream](https://www.cedarville.edu/images/default-source/campus-news/news/2021/2021220-c-student-receives-summer-environmental-studies-scholarship.jpg?sfvrsn=a6b6746f_3)
Scholar of the Great Outdoors
Carson Gehman, a Cedarville University junior biology major from Hot Springs, South Dakota, was awarded a $5,100 scholarship to the Au Sable Institute of Environmental Studies for the summer.
![2021219-C-New-Courses-Teach-Multisensory-Approach-for-Struggling-Readers Rebekah Williams, a 2019 Cedarville University graduate, student teaches at an elementary school.](https://www.cedarville.edu/images/default-source/campus-news/news/2021/2021219-c-new-courses-teach-multisensory-approach-for-struggling-readers.jpg?sfvrsn=bd49d041_5)
New Courses Teach Multisensory Approach for Struggling Readers
The two new electives will be offered in the fall of 2021 and spring of 2022.
![2021218-C-Pharmacy-Alum-Promotes-Postgraduate-Education Jared Vega administering the COVID vaccine at a University Hospital clinic in Cleveland, Ohio](https://www.cedarville.edu/images/default-source/campus-news/news/2021/2021218-c-pharmacy-alum-promotes-postgraduate-education.jpg?sfvrsn=b2df82ec_3)
Pharmacy Alum Promotes Postgraduate Education
Cedarville University 2020 pharmacy graduate Dr. Jared Vega has been accepted into the American College of Clinical Pharmacy’s (ACCP) National Resident Advisory Committee.
![2021217-C2-Cedarville-Stories-Podcast-Tim-Abel Tim Abel serving as a doorman with his wife Tammy (center in red) and her parents, Ron and Patricia Parsons](https://www.cedarville.edu/images/default-source/campus-news/news/2021/2021217-c2-cedarville-stories-podcast-tim-abel.jpg?sfvrsn=b0429266_3)
Cedarville Stories Podcast: Servanthood Lessons From A Doorman to the Stars
For Tim Abel, Cedarville event manager, one of the most important laboratories for learning servanthood happened on Michigan Avenue in downtown Chicago.
![2021215-C-New-Program-Faculty-Hires-Highlight-Trustees-Meeting Student walking past daffodils with Cedar Lake, Dixon Ministry Center and the School of Biblical and Theological Studies in the background](https://www.cedarville.edu/images/default-source/campus-news/news/2021/2021215-c-new-program-faculty-hires-highlight-trustees-meeting.jpg?sfvrsn=7e11f603_3)
New Graduate Program, Faculty Hires Highlight Trustees Meeting
At last week’s board of trustees meeting, board members approved a new graduate program and four new faculty members, reviewed artist renderings for the proposed Lorne Scharnberg Business Center, and endorsed a $2,000 bonus for all full-time employees.
![2021216-C-Music-Videos-Inspire-Worship Resonance Gold performing at Clifton Mill](https://www.cedarville.edu/images/default-source/campus-news/news/2021/2021216-c-music-videos-inspire-worship.jpg?sfvrsn=d5bce35c_3)
With Music Videos, Now Is The Time to Worship
Cedarville’s worship bands Resonance and Rekindle, as well as the mixed ensemble Jubilate, have produced music videos to inspire praise and thanksgiving.
![2021214-C-Pharmacy-Year-Two-Residency-100-Percent-Match Pharmacy student serving a customer at Cedar Care Village Pharmacy](https://www.cedarville.edu/images/default-source/campus-news/news/2021/2021214-c-pharmacy-year-two-residency-100-percent-match.jpg?sfvrsn=d35dd590_3)
100% Pharmacy Year Two Residency Match Rate
Residency placements included Yale Health, MD Anderson Cancer Center, the Mayo Clinic, and the Cleveland Clinic, among many others.
![2021150-C-Angel-Network-Makes-800,000-Dollar-Investment Kyle Peterson at the Second Pitch fall 2020](https://www.cedarville.edu/images/default-source/campus-news/news/2021/2021150-c-angel-network-makes-800-000-dollar-investment.jpg?sfvrsn=a4668b82_3)
Angel Network Makes $800,000 Investment
The capital component of Cedarville University’s entrepreneurship ecosystem, the Beyond Angel Network, recently made a capital investment of over $800,000 in exchange for equity interest in two high-growth startups.
![2021213-C-Legally-Blind-Social-Work-Major-Seeks-to-Serve Hannah Abel](https://www.cedarville.edu/images/default-source/campus-news/news/2021/2021213-c-legally-blind-social-work-major-seeks-to-serve.jpg?sfvrsn=23d8d9_3)
Legally Blind Social Work Major Seeks to Serve
Social work majors seek to bear others’ emotional burdens, but for sophomore Hannah Abel, she has an added difficulty to navigate: her sight.