Cedarville University

The Cedarville University speech team placed fifth in the speech portion of the Steve Hunt Classic, a virtual competition hosted October 8 by Lewis and Clark College in Portland, Oregon. The Steve Hunt Classic featured more than 40 colleges and universities from 23 states. This is Cedarville's largest preseason tournament. Ave Burson won first place for novice prose interpretation and novice informative speaking, and fifth place for novice impromptu speaking.

Students from Cedarville University's athletic training program won the Ohio Athletic Trainers' Association (OATA) Annual Student Quiz Bowl on November 13 with 4,278.12 points. The Cedarville team defeated teams from Ohio State University (OSU) and Ohio University (OU) by more than 2,000 points in the final round.

The Cedarville University speech team placed fifth in the speech portion of the Steve Hunt Classic, a virtual competition hosted October 8 by Lewis and Clark College in Portland, Oregon. The Steve Hunt Classic featured more than 40 colleges and universities from 23 states. This is Cedarville's largest preseason tournament. Alex Boesch won fourth place for varsity communication analysis.

The Cedarville University speech team placed fifth in the speech portion of the Steve Hunt Classic, a virtual competition hosted October 8 by Lewis and Clark College in Portland, Oregon. The Steve Hunt Classic featured more than 40 colleges and universities from 23 states. This is Cedarville's largest preseason tournament. Maren Moses placed first place for junior after dinner speaking.

The Cedarville University speech team placed fifth in the speech portion of the Steve Hunt Classic, a virtual competition hosted October 8 by Lewis and Clark College in Portland, Oregon. The Steve Hunt Classic featured more than 40 colleges and universities from 23 states. This is Cedarville's largest preseason tournament. Will Galkin, second place, novice persuasive speaking.

Jason Paulus, a 2021 mechanical engineering graduate from Colorado Springs, Colorado, received first prize and a $2,500 award for his paper "A Multi-Input Control Model for a Hydrofoil Boat with Differential Front & Rear Strut Steering and Actuated-Wing-Induced Roll" in the 2021 Mandles Prize for Hydrofoil Excellence, sponsored by the International Hydrofoil Society (IHS). While Paulus worked alongside the solar boat team preparing for the competition, his award-winning paper was independently authored. The team's work, which focused on upgrading and preparing their existing boat for competition, varied from Paulus' paper, which focused on the feasibility of an automatic flight control system for a future design.

Eight students from Cedarville University will compete in the 2021 Solar Splash June 8-13 at Champions Park Lake in Springfield, Ohio with the Cedarville University team. Solar Splash brings in teams of college engineering students to the Ohio lake to test their knowledge and skill in solar-powered boat performance. The main events of the competition are the Slalom race, which tests the speed of the boat, the Sprint race covering 330 meters, and Endurance, which lasts for two hours. Teams also earn points based on other categories, such as workmanship and maneuverability.

Cedarville University forensic team returned from a competition at Bowling Green State Universty with fourth place and seven individual awards.

A team of Cedarville University engineering students captured first place in the 2021 SAE Supermileage Competition, the second consecutive year they've claimed the top prize. The competition usually includes a written report, an oral design report and a race to measure fuel consumption. Because of COVID-19 protocols, the race was canceled and the oral report was given remotely. This was the team's second first-place finish this year. "Sting," Cedarville's other prototype car, won first place in technical innovation at the Shell Eco-Marathon Americas Off-Track Awards with a hydraulic braking system designed by senior mechanical engineering student Micah Zell.

Cedarville design team, led by Dr. Zhaohui (George) Qin, associate professor of mechanical engineering and team advisor, recently won first place in the 2019 Mandles Prize for Hydrofoil Excellence.

Cedarville University Student Jonathan Ullom Prepares for Supermileage Competition

Cedarville University Student Prepares for Supermileage Competition

Cedarville University Student Joshiah Hirschler Prepares for Supermileage Competition

Cedarville University Mechanical Engineering Student Competes in Supermileage Competition

Cedarville University Student Chad Sanderson Prepares for Supermileage Competition

Cedarville University Mechanical Engineering Student Competes in Supermileage Competition

Cedarville University Student Joshiah Balk Prepares for Supermileage Competition

Cedarville University Student Senia Walton Competes at National Model UN Event

Cedarville University Student Breanna Beers Competes at National Model United Nations Event

Cedarville University Student Jacob Sanders Competes in National Model United Nations Event

Cedarville University Student Emma Sargent Competes at National Model UN Event

Cedarville University Student Alexandria Hentschel Competes at National Model UN Event

Cedarville University Student Rufus Mathew Competes in National Model UN Event

Cedarville University Student Olivia Patterson Competes at National Model United Nations Event

Cedarville University Student Mae Dewhurst Competes at National Model United Nations Event

Cedarville University Student Silas La Borde Competes at National Model United Nations Event

Cedarville University Student Caleb Jackson Competes at National Model United Nations Event

Cedarville University Student Nicholas Raineri Competes at National Model UN Event

Cedarville University Student Cole Butaud Competes at National Model United Nations Event

Cedarville University Student Adrienne Krater Competes at National Model UN Event