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Magazine President’S Pen magazine Grand View University Spring 2016 JUST A NURSE PAGE12 president’s PEN The feature in this campus that night and the next day. We issue tells the story were so proud, not just because she was of one of our recent one of our own but because of what she nursing graduates, said and the passion with which she said Kelley Johnson, it. Then, when the media storm hit as a who ended up in result of some negative comments on the the media spotlight television show The View, we applauded because of her as nurses all across the country came to talent monologue Kelley’s defense – and to the defense of at the Miss America the profession of nursing. Kelley had Pageant. Kelley become a poster child, not because she’s talked passionately a nurse but because she felt empowered about what it means to stand up for herself, for nurses and for to be “just a nurse,” Kelley Johnson ’15 and President Kent Henning. Johnson was patients. using an anecdote the 2015 Commencement speaker and competed in the Chris Eckardt, assistant professor Miss America Pageant in September. from a conversation of nursing, commented that Kelley “did PHOTO: DAN VANDER BEEK ’90 she had with a patient during her what she was taught. She was taught clinicals here at Grand View. advocacy for the individual, advocacy for I imagine much of the Grand View community and advocacy for us all. She community, like me, isn’t in the habit of did all those things. Nurses don’t toot watching the Miss America Pageant, but their horns, we just do our jobs and are because we knew Kelley would appear passionate about them.” as Miss Colorado, we tuned in with great Yes, that kind of advocacy is part of interest. Her monologue was the talk of what Grand View nursing students are WHOLE-DEGREE THANK YOU PLANNING & FOR YOUR FINANCIAL DEDICATED LITERACY 2 SERVICE 10 Setting ourselves apart by Grand View thanks ten helping Grand View students retiring faculty for their become financially literate service of nearly 250 years during college and beyond. and dedication to students. taught, but it is also part of what all GV my family when we were going through a students learn. Grand View’s mission tough time is given to other families.” In statement begins, “Grand View engages, her monologue, Kelley spoke eloquently equips, and empowers students to about how her vocation manifested itself fulfill their individual potential and serve with her patient, and later, when she was magazine society.” Among the many things upon challenged, she stood her ground and which all colleges and universities are brought her message to the world. She SPRING 2016 evaluated is the extent to which we fulfill continues to do that. Kelley is a visible example of the VOLUME 65, NUMBER 1 our mission. We can assess the degree empowerment Grand View students to which we engage and equip our Editor LACIE SIBLEY ’07 demonstrate. Also in this issue is the Designer Kelly (DEVRIES ’00) DANIEL students through a variety of instruments, Contributing Writers MOlly BROWN, story of Eric Thompson, another GV BETH CARLSON, RACHELLE MITCHELL from classroom performance, curricular graduate and wrestling standout, who Photographers TODD BAILEY ’92, assessments, and the National Survey of CHASE KOvatch ’18, LACIE SIBLEY ’07, is following his passion to become an DAN VANDER BEEK ’90, DOUG WELLS, Student Engagement, but empowerment Olympic wrestler. We may yet see his CORBIN ZEA is a little more challenging to evaluate, name in lights! But there are so many Board of Trustees because it is so individual. Students Chair PAUL E. SCHICKLER others who never get a national spotlight become empowered one at a time, and in W. Kim Austen Honorary Members yet contribute to their communities in Karen (Sorensen ’70) Marcia H. Brown so many different ways. Brodie C. Dean Carlson countless ways every day because they Michael L. Burk Garland K. Carver In the case of Kelley Johnson, left here knowing they were empowered Eric W. Burmeister H. Eugene Cedarholm Grand View fulfilled its mission by Gregory J. Burrows Robert S. DeWaay to do what they are called to do. Peter M. Cownie Phillip D. Ehm ’51 helping her develop further her strong Mary C. Coffin Thomas R. Gibson sense of purpose, her passionate calling Eric T. Crowell ’77 Larry D. Hartsook ’63 Virgil B. Elings ’58 Michael N. Hess to “take care of people … to make sure Brett E. Harman J. Robert Hudson KENT HENNING Jason Henderson ’93 Theodore M. Hutchison that the awesome care that was given to Nick J. Henderson Richard O. Jacobson PRESIDENT Kent L. Henning Charles S. Johnson Richard W. Hurd ’72 Timothy J. Krumm Carey G. Jury ’70 James E. Luhrs Christopher J. Littlefield Sandra K. (Jensen ’57) Robert L. Mahaffey ’58 Rasmussen Christian M. Murray ’98 Elton P. Richards Anita Norian John P. Rigler James W. Noyce Gary E. Palmer ’72 Kurt E. Rasmussen ’88 Dawn Taylor Martha A. Willits JUST A GV Magazine is published twice annually by the Marketing Department at Grand View University and NURSE is distributed at no charge to alumni and friends of the institution. Constituents are encouraged to send contributions, suggestions and information for Alumni News to: Lacie Sibley, Editor; Grand View University; 1200 Grandview Avenue; Des Moines, IA 50316-1599 12 515-263-2832; [email protected] or fill out the Kelley Johnson ’15, form online at www.grandview.edu. Miss Colorado, uses her Grand View University 1200 Grandview Avenue Cover photo courtesy of Des Moines, Iowa 50316-1599 platform to raise awareness 515-263-2800 The Miss America Organization/ 800-444-6083 for the nursing profession. Bruce V. Boyajian www.grandview.edu on the ROCK WHOLE-DEGREE PLANNING AND FINANCIAL LITERACY BY BETH CARLSON, WHOLE DEGREE PLANNING DIRECTOR Grand View’s innovative program to cohort. Encouraging projected student make smart decisions about money and address affordability, on-time graduation loan debt numbers for both cohorts student loan borrowing. and student debt has a new name: reveal that if GV COMPLETE students We will be using SALT in conjunction GV COMPLETE. When the pilot of our continue on their plans, their overall with the GV COMPLETE program, but it is whole-degree program launched in the student loan debt will be significantly available to all students at Grand View – fall of 2014, we knew we would learn a below the average debt of borrowers even those upper classmen not currently Ggreat deal as the first cohort progressed who graduated in 2014. enrolled in GV COMPLETE. Check out through the initial year. In the early Grand View has partnered with the SALT site at www.saltmoney.org/ going, our focus was very much on American Student Assistance® (ASA) to GrandView. the financial aspects of whole-degree provide a new resource to our students Through this program, our students planning, partly because finances are the and alumni called SALT®. We are setting and recent alumni receive: primary concern of families as students ourselves apart from the norm by taking • Access to a scholarship search tool, begin their education. on a leadership role in higher education so they pay less for school. However, GV COMPLETE is much and providing this comprehensive • Access to a job and internship search more than a financial-planning program. program as part of a well-rounded GV tool to increase their earning power. It’s truly focused on financing and education to help our students become • Highly interactive online financial planning the whole-degree. As GV financially literate during college and education content (My Money 101). COMPLETE students enter their second beyond. • Proactive communication about year, the academic planning – the four- SALT is a dynamic, multi- student loan repayment options. year plan of study – becomes critical to channel financial education and debt • One-on-one repayment counseling creating the path to graduation in four management program that educates, with student loan experts. years. Currently, we have 129 students in empowers, and engages our students to • Multiple self-serve online tools and the 2014 pilot cohort, and 268 freshman truly own their finances. SALT makes it calculators. students participating in the Fall 2015 immediately rewarding, easy, and fun to • SALT overview. Get A Free Financial Education With SALT Get A Free FinancialSALT GIVES Education YOU: With SALT SALT® is a free and unbiased ® • Unbiased advice on how to pay for school. nonprofit-backedSALT is a free and financial unbiased SALT GIVES YOU: • Exclusive scholarship, internship, and job educationnonprofit-backed program financialdedicated to tools. • Student loan repayment information. givingeducation students program and alumnidedicated like to • Personalized •ways Tips to to save help and you track take control of your money. giving students and alumni – like you the money knowledge you money. you – the money knowledge you • The tools to build smart financial habits. need for college and beyond. • Tips and articles to get smarter about need for college and beyond. finances. • Help finding the perfect job. JJOINOIN FORFOR FREE FREE AT AT saltmoney.org/GrandView saltmoney.org/<vanity> @SALT_Money /saltmoney SALT, Money Money knowledge knowledge for college—and for beyond, college–and and corresponding beyond, logo are and trademarks corresponding or registered trademarks logo are of American trademarks Student Assistance. or registered Other marks trademarks are the property of their American respective owners. Student Assistance. ©2015 American Student Assistance. All rights reserved. GV magazine Spring 2 2016 CAUCUS PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBIT GAINS NATIONAL AttENTION CBS News was on campus January 13 to cover the photography exhibit as part of their caucus From left: Chris Gannon, former Des Moines coverage.
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