The Lady Mustangs volleyball team has had a respectable season thus far and has started to gain some momentum after the Labor Day tournament in Henderson, Tenn. The team’s success hasn’t gone unnoticed as three …
Bible: Preaching, teaching, and speaking
Virgil Porter, Bible department chair, said that students major in Bible to get a Christian education while learning more about the Bible and God. “Graduates with a Bible degree from CBC can serve as pastors, …
Business: Let’s get down to it
Beth Cantrell, business department chair, said that everything in life relates to business. “A degree in business offers many professional opportunities. A business graduate can work in any industry that he or she finds interesting,” …
Behavioral Sciences: Psyched about the mind
Deandria Bass-Carrigan, behavioral sciences chair, said that a degree in the behavioral sciences department is a great way to do what we were created to do: serve God and serve others. “When you join the …
Social Studies: it’s not just in the past
Dusty Bender, humanities and fine arts department chair, said that social studies or humanities in general teaches skills that can be used in any career field. “Skills like research, communication, taking large volumes of information …
Education: teaching the future
Delena Thompson, education department chair, said that being a teacher or administrator is one of the No. 1 ways to touch the lives of others. “Education provides the tools necessary to train yourself for just …
Kinesiology: get active
Kinesiology is one of the largest departments on campus. This department offers a background in either exercise science or sports management. . Aaron Brister, kinesiology department chair, said kinesiology helps people who may be having …
Natural sciences and mathematics: making it count
Senior Abigail Barker said she has a passion for wanting to help and make a difference in the lives of premature infants and high risk pregnancies. “The science and math department allows for so many …