February 2013 | North Central College

One trip, two jobs and three countries later...

Jacob Aufderheide ’10 got a taste of world travel during his senior year at North Central when he spent a term in Limerick, Ireland. That taste turned into a hunger that he needed to satisfy after graduation, resulting in an adventure unexpectedly spanning 24 months, three countries and two different jobs.

Madormo discusses new, second novel at Anderson’s Feb. 23

John Madormo, assistant professor of broadcast communications

John Madormo, North Central College assistant professor of broadcast communication and general manager of WONC, is featured author of new novel at Anderson’s.

John Madormo, North Central College assistant professor of broadcast communication and general manager of WONC-FM 89.1, will be the featured author at Anderson’s Bookshops on Feb. 23 at a book signing event of his newest work, “The Camp Phoenix Caper.” Released Feb. 21, his new novel is the second book in the “Charlie Collier, Snoop for Hire” mystery series for middle-grade readers.

Men's Basketball Repeats as CCIW Tourney Champs

The fifth-ranked Cardinals took down two nationally-ranked opponents and won the CCIW Tournament for the second straight year at Illinois Wesleyan University.

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North Central College students write, shoot, edit original films in contest

Celluloid, North Central’s student film club, presents 48-Hour Film Project on Feb. 22-24 for student filmmakers to create films in competitive environment.

Celluloid, North Central’s student film club, will host the 48-Hour Film Project on Feb. 22-24.

The 48-Hour Film Project is a chance for North Central College student filmmakers to create and showcase their films in a creative and competitive environment. Solo entrants or teams of students may participate and will be challenged to write, shoot and edit an original film within 48 hours, using a given prop, set piece and line of dialogue.

North Central College event celebrates 1890 alumnus James Henry Breasted, Ph.D.

North Central College alumni can meet President Troy D. Hammond Feb. 22 during an event that celebrates the legacy of a prominent alumnus.

North Central accounting students gain experience helping others file tax returns

North Central College accounting students gain valuable experience while helping low-income DuPage County residents file tax returns.

North Central College accounting students are gaining valuable career experience while helping low-income DuPage County residents file tax returns.

Master of education alumnus leads technology development in local schools

Anthony Schlorff M ’11 provides professional development for teachers

Anthony Schlorff M ’11 works as instructional technology coordinator in local school district, teaches K-12 instructional technology at North Central College.

Anthony Schlorff M ’11, North Central College lecturer in education, has served as the instructional technology coordinator since July 2012 at the Community Consolidated School District 93, serving portions of Bloomingdale, Carol Stream and Hanover Park, IL.

Registration underway for North Central College youth summer camps

Parents can register their young children and teens for a variety of camps as part of North Central College’s 2013 Summer Camps and Workshops.

Parents can register their young children and teens for a variety of camps ranging from athletics to fine arts as part of North Central College’s 2013 Summer Camps and Workshops.

Students face faculty and staff in annual basketball contest

Rec Sports will host its second annual Student vs. Staff Basketball Game Feb. 20 and the campus community is invited to join the fun and cheer on your team. Admission is free.

Final rosters of the nominated players are in place and the student vs. faculty and staff teams are ready to play at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 20, in Gregory Arena at Merner Field House.

College hosts symposium on Global and Environmental Health

Augustine Afullo, Ph.D., and Christopher ‘Sola Olopade, M.D.

North Central College presents Feb. 19 symposium in Global Human Rights series, featuring two keynote speakers, sessions by faculty and students.

North Central College will host a symposium on Global and Environmental Health, featuring two keynote speakers with expertise on the subject—Augustine Afullo, Ph.D., and Christopher ‘Sola Olopade, M.D.—and sessions led by College faculty and students on Feb. 19.