TWC ARCHES Summer 2013
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Dr. William McDonald<br />
A<br />
t the Holston Conference<br />
of the United Methodist<br />
Church’s <strong>2013</strong> Annual Conference,<br />
Dr. William McDonald of Tennessee<br />
Wesleyan College was honored<br />
with the Francis Asbury Award<br />
for Fostering Ministries in Higher<br />
Education.<br />
Bishop Francis Asbury encouraged United Methodists to build<br />
schools in locations central to churches so that young adults<br />
and youth would have more opportunities to broaden their<br />
minds. The Francis Asbury Award recognizes an individual<br />
who has made significant contributions to higher education<br />
and campus ministry at the local, district, or annual conference<br />
level of the church.<br />
22 <strong>ARCHES</strong> | Spring <strong>2013</strong><br />
<strong>ARCHES</strong> | <strong>Summer</strong> <strong>2013</strong><br />
<strong>TWC</strong>’s McDonald wins presti gious<br />
Holston Conference Award<br />
Make a Lasting Impact<br />
“I am surprised and deeply honored by this award,” said Dr.<br />
McDonald, <strong>TWC</strong> chair of the department of religion and<br />
philosophy and associate professor of religion and philosophy. “My<br />
teaching has been sharpened by good students, some of whom are<br />
now serving in the Holston Conference and beyond.”<br />
Dr. McDonald was nominated for this award by collegiate and<br />
church peers associated with the Holston Conference.<br />
“William shows a true commitment to Tennessee Wesleyan and<br />
its students,” said Dr. Harley Knowles, <strong>TWC</strong> president. “I am<br />
grateful to the Holston Conference for recognizing the hard work<br />
and dedication of an amazing <strong>TWC</strong> faculty member.” A<br />
There are many ways to support Tennessee Wesleyan College. Whether you choose an outright cash gift or graciously include<br />
the college in your estate plans, your gift will make a lasti ng positi ve impact in the lives of students, faculty, and staff .<br />
The Heritage Society was established to honor alumni and friends who have made a bequest or other deferred gift s in<br />
support of the college’s mission. If you have included Tennessee Wesleyan in your estate plans, we would love to know so<br />
that we can honor you by including your name on the Heritage Society Honor Roll. The inaugural list of Heritage Society<br />
Members will be published in the 2012-13 Annual Report and on the college’s website.<br />
To noti fy us of your estate plan intenti ons or if you would like to know more about how you can support the mission of<br />
Tennessee Wesleyan College through your estate, please contact:<br />
Randy L. Nelson<br />
Chief Advancement Offi cer<br />
Tennessee Wesleyan College<br />
204 East College Street | Athens, TN 37303<br />
Email: rnelson@twcnet.edu | Offi ce: 423.746.5330<br />
Heritage<br />
The<br />
Society
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