Faculty Awards Presented at the 2026 Academic Convocation
Four faculty members were presented with awards during Geneva’s Academic Convocation on August 26, 2026.
Four faculty members were presented with awards during Geneva’s Academic Convocation on August 26, 2026.
Cammie Crouse ’25 never expected to become a police officer in Beaver Falls, but God used her Geneva education, family connections, and unexpected opportunities to lead her there.
Geneva College welcomes new full-time faculty member, Ashley Heinlein, in the Department of Education.
Geneva’s emphasis on whole-person development gives students the freedom to pursue multiple interests, build relationships across disciplines and activities, and grow into well-rounded graduates.
Geneva College Head Women’s Volleyball Coach Wendy Smith, a mainstay in the athletic department for over 25 years, announced the upcoming 2026 season to be the last of her distinguished coaching career.
Your packing checklist for college may be checked off. How about your checklist of essential connections?
Noah Stachelek, EdD joins the Geneva College faculty as an assistant professor of education.
What happens when a college truly protects a day of rest? Geneva's sabbath practices offer students something more valuable than extra study time.
Jay Cost, PhD joins the Geneva College faculty as assistant professor of political science.
Sport management student Micaiah Armstrong ’28 gained hands-on leadership experience while helping organize the 2026 Beaver County Special Olympics, bringing together Geneva students, athletes, and families for a day of joyful competition.
Kendra Detwiler joins the Geneva College faculty as associate professor of nursing.
At the heart of Geneva’s early basketball legacy was Charles O. Bemies, a multi-sport athlete and innovative coach. Bemies, who had attended Springfield College—the very place where Naismith introduced basketball—brought the game to Geneva shortly after its inception
Thirty-two Geneva students traveled to Greece this spring, where ancient history, biblical landmarks, and cultural immersion brought classroom learning vividly to life.
Follow Geneva students into local streams to see how riparian buffers safeguard water quality and point to God's intentional design.
John Fry, PhD joins the Geneva College faculty as professor of history and humanities and chair of the Department of History, Political Science and Sociology.
Spiritual formation at Geneva College is lived out through shared worship, community church involvement, and close faculty and staff mentorship.
After arriving at Geneva focused on basketball, Hailey Carroll ‘26 discovered an unexpected path in running—one that led to records, championships, and a transformed faith.
Our Geneva College community mourns the passing of Assistant Professor of Education Michal Wargo, EdD, who went to be with the Lord on July 1, 2026.
New initiatives like Faculty Fellows, Dialogue Wheels, and the Christian Perspectives Conference are helping the CFL equip Geneva to engage culture with biblical wisdom.
For nearly four decades, Coach Jeff Santarsiero shaped Geneva men’s basketball — and the lives of countless student-athletes.
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