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Campus lab: College students handle local forensics - Vimarsana News

Campus lab: College students handle local forensics

Campus lab: College students handle local forensics Kaitlyn Bancroft, St. George Spectrum & Daily News © Chris Caldwell / The Spectrum & Daily News Workers at the Digital Forensics Lab demonstrate their processes and equipment used to retrieve data from different electronic devices Monday, Feb. 22, 2021. Ten years ago, the Utah Legislature funded the Digital Forensics Crime Lab at Dixie State University. Four years ago, former U.S. Secret Service data analyst Mark Spooner took over as the lab's director. And two years ago, Spooner began allowing select Dixie State Universi...

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Pressure leads to Christian college president turnover - Vimarsana News

Pressure leads to Christian college president turnover

The A. J. Gordon Memorial Chapel at Gordon College, a Christian academic institution located in Wenham, Massachusetts. | Mark Spooner In the last three years, 38 Christian college presidents have left their jobs, according to statistics from the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities. Before now, college presidents in the CCCU have often stayed at universities longer than their counterparts, said Gordon College President D. Michael Lindsay. But as the pressures and complexity of university operations have increased, the number of years Christian presidents serve has decreased. Lind...

Mass. high court weighs evangelical college discrimination case - Vimarsana News

Mass. high court weighs evangelical college discrimination case

The A. J. Gordon Memorial Chapel at Gordon College, a Christian academic institution located in Wenham, Massachusetts. | (Photo: Mark Spooner) The highest court in Massachusetts heard oral arguments on Monday regarding whether an evangelical Christian higher education institution can lawfully refuse to promote a former professor who held pro-LGBT views. The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court heard arguments virtually over a lawsuit filed against Gordon College by former associate professor Margaret DeWeese-Boyd. At issue is whether Gordon, founded in 1889, could lawfully deny a promotion t...