It is our hope that each generation will be reminded of this legacy when they walk into the H.W. Lohrenz Building. The latest in scientific technology lies at the fingertips of Bethel College science students. LabVIEW is a very intriguing piece of software to use. The discussion focused on carbon dioxide and the carbonate system in natural waters. Last month high school students started a pilot program with the Bethel chemistry lab.
Chemistry is the starting point.
Zerger expects future experiments will connect other science professors and students at Bethel with more high school science classes in Kansas and out of state. KWU Art Department Received Horizons Grant Kansas Wesleyan University art department has been awarded funds for Gallery support from the Horizons Program of the Salina Arts and Humanities Commission. Funding for the Horizons grant program comes from Horizons 50, a private donor group, and the City of Salina. Brad Anderson, chair of the KWU art department, initiated the grant process and serves as curator of the Gallery. Eight exhibits are scheduled for the 1999-2000 school year, including a KWU faculty and student show.