This process in Eastern Nazarene College’s case is guided by the Massachusetts Department of Higher Education. ENC established formal teach-out partnerships with five schools along with a secondary list of approximately 30 more schools that were offering help…
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ENC seeks, in each member of its community, to enlighten the mind, to enhance the quality of personality, to enkindle a never-ending search for truth, and to enable each, out of Christian love and concern, to serve others creatively and responsibly. This is lived out in the search for truth, a conscious seeking of the highest values in all phases of life, a commitment to creative scholarship, and overall, a commitment to the Christian faith.
Alumnus of the Year Awards are given each year to individuals who, over many years, have lived exemplary lives through significant career achievement, support of Eastern Nazarene College, service to the kingdom of God and the embodiment of the ENC Ideal.
Achievement Awards are given each year to alumni who consistently are modeling outstanding achievement in their professions, exemplifying service to the kingdom of God, and whose lives are characterized by the essence of the ENC Ideal.
Emerging Leader Awards are awarded to alumni who have graduated within the past 20 years and who evidence a developing pattern of Christian leadership through vocation and service while representing the essence of the ENC Ideal.
Lifetime Service Awards are awarded to alumni who are from more than 50 years ago and have evidenced a lifelong commitment to God and Alma Mater through service to Christ and the Kingdom while embodying the ENC Ideal.
Service to ENC Awards are awarded to those who have evidenced a life of commitment to God and Alma Mater through long-term service to the College, its community, and its mission as ministers of Christ and the Kingdom while embodying the ENC Ideal.”
In 1994, Eastern Nazarene College formally established an Athletics’ Hall of Fame, inducting just one honoree: Carroll F. Bradley ‘50, a member of ENC’s first team to play in intercollegiate competition and the college’s longtime athletic director.
For 15 years, Bradley remained the sole Hall of Fame inductee. During the Homecoming celebration in 2009, he gained some company and another honor, as the college expanded the Hall of Fame to include four new inductees and a new name: The Carroll F. Bradley Hall of Fame.
Names may be submitted for consideration and are announced and inducted at the annual Homecoming Celebration Dinner.
