Dr. Jacqueline M. Erwin, Humanities Department instructor and Batten Fellow at Culver Academies, delivered the Commencement Convocation address at the boarding school on June 4. Erwin retired after 28 years at the boarding school. Six other retiring faculty and staff members were also recognized for 20 or more years of service.
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Dan Moore '80 and Navy Capt. Adam Carlstrom '90 are experts in their fields. Moore is owner of Videohawks, a company that supplied video equipment to the new movie "Top Gun: Maverick." Carlstrom is a Top Gun pilot and the wing commander at the Naval Air Station Whidbey Island, Washington, where the mountain sequences were shot in 2019. They met during filming, thanks to Moore's Culver ring.
Dr. Jacqueline M. Erwin, Humanities Department instructor and Batten Fellow at Culver Academies, delivered the Commencement Convocation address at the boarding school on June 4. Erwin retired after 28 years at the boarding school. Six other retiring faculty and staff members were also recognized for 20 or more years of service.
Five Culver Academies students received major college scholarships, including the Jack Kent Cooke Scholarship and the GE-Reagan Foundation Scholarship. One student won two from the Indiana High School Athletic Association and the Association of Military Colleges and Schools of the United States. And two others won National Merit Scholarships.
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With Memorial Day approaching, Culver Academies Museum Director and Historian Jeff Kenney looks back at the tradition of saluting the Gold Stars at the Legion Memorial Building and the meaning behind them.
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A unique opportunity for students at Indiana's premier boarding school unleashes students' potential as Teaching and Learning Interns, working side-by-side with their mentoring instructors to gain real-world leadership experience.
Dean M. Lynn Rasch '76 explains how the Culver Girls Academy leadership training system is designed to support, nurture, and allow each girl at the boarding school to mature into her 'best self.'