120906 – Executive Compensation Report

2011/12 Executie Compensation Survey Report.  By Yaffe & Company for Independent Colleges and Universities.  2011-12-Executive-Compensation-Report_CIC.pdf

130311 BOT Documents r2

This PDF file is composed of several documents for the WAU Board of Trustees meeting for March 11, 2013.  This is a standard Adobe PDF document that can be read on any device that reads PDF files — including iPADs, Smart Phones and Computers. Both the Portfolio and non-Portfolio PDF versions contains the same information.   130311 …

Music: Dr. Virginia-Gene Rittenhouse, Beloved, Director and Educator, Dies

Statement from the President Washington Adventist University August 30, 2011Dr. Virginia-Gene Rittenhouse, Beloved Director and Educator, Dies Dr. Virginia-Gene Rittenhouse, professor and director of the New England Youth Ensemble at Washington Adventist University passed away early this morning in Massachusetts. “The Washington Adventist University family is deeply saddened at the passing of a true pioneer …

Administrator Wins Best Paper Award

Washington Adventist University Associate Vice President for Institutional Research and Effectiveness, Janette Neufville, won the award for the fall 2012 Best Paper presented at the Maryland Association for Institutional Researchers (MdAIR) conference held on October 19, 2012 at Morgan State University.

Janette Neufville The presentation, which was titled “Using Balanced Scorecards with a Focus on Benchmarking,” discussed the use of balanced scorecards, which are based on Kaplan and Norton’s measurement tool (early 90’s) advocating measurement of key performance indicators from four perspectives: financial, internal Processes, employee learning and growth and customer.

These indicators collectively measure the health of the organization, against established goals. 

Created in 2008, the emphasis for WAU’s balanced scorecard was on proving for each KPI a historical trend of four years. 

Music: Prof. Bruce Wilson

Associate Professor of MusicMaster of Music (Conducting) – Shenandoah Conservatory of MusicBachelor of Science (Music Education) – Union College(301) 891-4561 brwilson@wau.edu Bruce Wilson is associate professor of music, director of instrumental music, and conductor of the Washington Concert Winds at Washington Adventist University, a position he has held since 1998. He received his BS degree …

Music: Dr. Virginia-Gene Rittenhouse

Dr. Rittenhouse passed away on August 30, 2011. Her biography remains here in grateful appreciation for her life and her tremendous contribution to Washington Adventist University. Professor of Music B.A. University of Washington M.M., Boston University D.M.A., Peabody Institute Johns Hopkins University Virginia-Gene Rittenhouse, founding director of the New England Youth Ensemble, is a concert violinist, …

Gospel Choir Makes Sweet Music in Barbados

Choir group shot

Washington Adventist University (WAU) Black Student Union Gospel Choir is the latest group to travel overseas on a mission to promote the University and expose others to its special mission as a faith-based institution.

The group of 24 students and three sponsors travelled to the West Indies from January 7 to 14 at the invitation the East Caribbean Conference Youth Ministries Director, Dayle Haynes.

Student Life Department Launches New Counseling Program

Choir group shot

The Department of Student Life has launched a new counseling program, designed to help the community address a range of issues that can impact students wellness and performance. The program will be managed by new campus counselor, Mrs. Jahmela Williams.

Williams, a licensed clinical counselor, received her undergraduate degree from Oakwood University and a Master of education in counseling from Bowie State University. She earned a second Masters in special education from Northcentral University. She has worked with youth in a variety of settings for more than 10 years.

Students Set New Standard for Ministry

On Washington Adventist University (WAU) Ministry Department’s “Cruise with a Purpose,” January 5-14, Brittany Bower proved the perfect example of Christian humility and compassion.

Moved by the plight of a young girl, who arrived at a mission event in the Dominican Republic without shoes, Brittany, a junior biology major from Baltimore, promptly removed hers and handed them to the teenager. She spent the rest of the afternoon in her socks until a group member loaned her a pair of size 13 flip-flops.