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THE CHIMES 1 1 ^^H 1003 Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2012 with funding from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill http://archive.org/details/chimes2003pfei he Chimes staffdedicatesthis year's edition to Dr. Charles IVI. Ambrose, president of Pfeiffer University. Dr. Ambrose is completing hisfifthyearat Pfeiffer and is regarded by many as being the driving force inthe resurgencetaking place at Pfeiffer. During his tenure, enrollment(s) has grown on average 10 percent each year. The residential student population has increased by 25 percent over the past four years. Through successful fundraising endeavors. Dr. Ambrose has led the institution in unprecedented renovation and construction efforts. The campus is now enjoying a renovated Knapp Health & FitnessCenter-thefirstofits kind on campus-whereone can exercise and enjoy a latte! Jane Freeman Hall has received a much-needed renovation and provides faculty and students a quality learning and teaching environment. This fall, the campus community dedicated the first newly constructed academic building in over 30 years - the science laboratory facility adjoining Harris Hall. In addition, students competed thisfall to claim space in the newly constructed residence hall, which added 72 private bedrooms - and bathrooms -to the campus' residential living experience. Ambrose "Dr. Butthetransformationofthe Pfeifferexperience regarded by is is more than renovated buildings and increased many enrollments. Dr. Ambrose has kept in as being perspective why these efforts are needed. Students are his first priority. Dr. Ambrose rivi continues to make every effort to create a force learning and living environmentthat imparts not only knowledge, but nurtures our souls and ence equips usto be servant leaders. The Chimes would like to thank everyone who helped us on our way in making this yearbook. STAFF Brittany Allred Elisabeth Howell Matthew Huneycutt Mary-lvey IVIclntyre John McNeil Tristan Ryan Sarah Stamey Christopher Travis April Yow Small classes and quality *0:) ^ 0) 0E) M<CDD C O 0) U =3 jyi 0>) _ra > teaching, supported by rus _i^/i fD f>D -co QUu) rXo !.c9- Q) 0u) fD fD the practical application 13 OJ iC/D1 OU fD IfDD cLuI Mn T3 0) -fuCD 00)) O(/JI experiences gained M1—3 Oj +r-o' JQZJ fD cfD through internships, —+Mo-• "'QuDJi Q- LQO- ^— £CiDn EHtA fU H- O>J 5 -D 0) O cooperative partnerships, .<0c^u1 "Dc "c>D UEl f>D *O;;; fD .v0)f Q. mentorships, and student > ^^ O fC/l *0) o research, keep Pfeiffer 'Qc>). o>. XC) 'co0>Q1- do(UnD ~fOD) 'Ioe! 'fCf(NDDJ c 30>) _5o Dfi) -fDp q1/.1 r- O students actively ~rD OC) -0C) fD T) I— -C engaged ro t£n t/) (DU tTj 0) in learning. n3 O > "in Tirrirri r|' -irrji r| 1 W^ "n M ii iKp^i<SSSSI New Hall inApril 2003 I New Hall inthefirstphase< constnjction,April 2002 ^> mH If 1 11 1 'Without a sense caring, there can he no qj community." bense of anthonyj. dangelo Jane Freeman Hallwascompletely Theconstruction ofthe newScience renovated and reopenedfor Laboratoryfacility dormesSpring2002 n the pastyear, Pfeiffer University has undergone major renovations, adding to the beauty and functionality ofthe campus. ^.M»-'m^.