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Message from Lisa Tilma,
Executive Director of Alumni Relations

Earlier this summer, you may recall we shared with our readers that the Kansas Division of Vehicles was scheduled to modernize their computer database system and that an order for the Friends University plates would be placed as soon as their new system went "live" which meant the plates would be available by late fall 2011.

On July 20, 2011, we learned that the state database conversion project had been pushed back to a "go live" date of January 1, 2012. This meant that that production of our plates would most likely start after the "go live" date and the plates would then be available for distribution by late March / early April 2012.

On October 24, 2011, we were able to confirm this information with the Kansas Division of Vehicles. We anticipate keeping our alumni and friends posted as this project moves forward over the course of the next few months.

TABLE OF CONTENTS – OCTOBER 2011 EDITION

Upcoming Events for Fall

News You Can Use

Frequently Featured Articles

Calendar

Giving Opportunities to Friends University

SINGING QUAKERS ALUMNI CHOIR TO FEATURE "A CONCERT OF AMERICAN CLASSICS"
Under the direction of Dr. Cecil J. Riney, G'53, the Singing Quakers Alumni Choir will perform "A Concert of Choral Classics" at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 12, at Eastminster Presbyterian Church located at 1958 N. Webb Road in Wichita.

Dr. Kevin Fenton, G'84, will be the featured guest conductor. Dr. Fenton is a professor of choral conducting and ensembles and director of the University Singers at Florida State University. During his tenure at FSU, Dr. Fenton has conducted the University Singers in performances at regional and national conventions of ACDA and MENC on five occasions.

The Singing Quakers Alumni Choir exists for the promotion and furtherance of Friends University, seeking to work alongside the University to see its mission statement fulfilled. Gifts made to the alumni choir will be used to fund scholarships for current Singing Quaker students as well as other activities and needs of the alumni choir as determined by the choir board.

Tickets are $12 for adults, and $10 for students and seniors. Tickets may be reserved through the Friends University Fine Arts Office or purchased at the door. For more information, please contact the Fine Arts Office at 316-295-5677.

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TOPEKA ALUMNI ADVISORY BOARD SPONSORS FOOD DRIVE
Starting Oct. 31 and ending Nov. 19, the Friends University Topeka Alumni Advisory Board will be collecting food donations for Door Step Inc., a local charity that helps Topekans survive crises, improve their way of life and become self-sufficient.

To encourage donations, the alumni advisory board is challenging current students at the Friends University Topeka Education Center to compete to see which class can donate the most food items. The winning class will win a pizza party provided by the Topeka Alumni Advisory Board, and the instructor of that class will receive a $50 gift card.

Alumni are also encouraged to participate in the food drive, and donations may be left at the Friends University Topeka Education Center located at 2820 SW Mission Woods Drive Monday through Friday anytime between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m.

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PRESIDENT AND MRS. ARANT TO MEET WITH ALUMNI IN FLORIDA
Recently appointed Friends University President Dr. T.J. Arant and his wife, Susan, will be traveling to Florida in the new year to attend the annual Council of Independent Colleges (CIC) President’s Institute. While there, they will be hosting two special dinners for alumni to come together for food and fellowship. All alumni living in these areas are encouraged to attend:

  • Monday, January 2 at 6:30 p.m. – Bistro 821 located at 821 5th Ave. South in Naples
  • Saturday, January 7 at 6:30 p.m. – 16th floor of the Epic Hotel, 270 Biscayne Blvd. Way, Miami

Attire is business casual. To RSVP for either date, please click here to contact the Alumni Office or you may call 1-800-794-6945 ext. 5900.

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DATE SET FOR 14TH ANNUAL ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME INDUCTION CEREMONY
This year marks the 14th annual induction of athletes, coaches, administrators, faculty, staff and volunteers into the Friends University Athletic Hall of Fame. This year's ceremony is scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 4, 2012, in-between the women's and men's basketball games against Bethel College.

Inductees selected for the 2012 Athletic Hall of Fame will be announced in the next issue of Friends Flash!. To see past Athletic Hall of Fame inductees, please click here.

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2011 FAMILY OF THE YEAR AWARD HONORS SCHOONOVER FAMILY MEMBERS
In 2010, an award was created by Friends University in which a special family was selected for their dedication, commitment and years of service to the school. Known as the Family of the Year Award, members of the Joseph and Olive Schoonover family were recognized Saturday, Sept. 24, 2011 at halftime of the football game.

This very special family first came to know Friends University when five of the ten children of Joseph and Olive Schoonover decided to pursue their academic careers at a relatively new university in the growing town of Wichita, Kan.

  • Their son Milo "Mike" Schoonover attended from 1918 to 1920. While he wasn't able to finish his degree due to traveling overseas with the Society of Friends to rebuild France after World War I, he would build a relationship with Friends that would span the next 50 years! Most notable is the creation of the Friends Cattle Company in 1972 for which half the profits from the sale of livestock were donated back to the University to help fund operational expenses.
  • Their son Kermit Schoonover graduated from Friends in 1930. He and his wife, Grace, who is also a 1930 graduate, would travel across the globe to teach at various Quaker schools before settling down in Massachusetts in the 1940s to serve as a minister.
  • Identical twin daughters Ava (Schoonover) Wynn and Ada (Schoonover) Peltcher were quite the handful when they were at Friends University! Because they liked to dress alike and were taking similar classes, their teachers would have to resort to "sly methods" of identification for grading purposes. They both would graduate in 1935.
  • The fifth and last child to attend Friends was their son Clinton Schoonover. While he only attended for one year back in 1933, his branch of the family tree would have the largest number of graduates to come from the Schoonover family with three grandchildren, four great-grandchildren and even two great-grandson-in-laws!

In addition to these five children who attended Friends University, there were numerous other family members from their other children who would proudly carry on their family's academic legacy. Overall, the Schoonover family relationship with Friends has encompassed a total of eleven decades, spanned four generations, and for which 24 members have come to call Friends University "home."

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STUDENTS AND ALUMNI ENJOY HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES
Many thanks to all of our alumni and their families who were able to come out for Homecoming Saturday, Oct. 1. This year's Homecoming student theme was "Falconopoly: Go directly to Homecoming," and the festivities for the day began with the annual parade that afternoon.

Parade floats included many variations of board games such as "Hungry Hungry Hippos", "Rock'em Sock'em Robots" and even "Mousetrap." Another parade favorite is the alumni motorcyclists and classic car drivers – many thanks to everyone who rode in the parade as we had 22 different cars and bikes come out and "wow" the crowd with exotic paint jobs and loud exhausts.

After the parade, more than 1,350 persons made their way to the Block Party where everyone enjoyed a pre-game tailgate dinner of hot dogs, hamburgers and ice cream sandwiches. A free carnival with inflatable rides, face painting, midway games and prizes kept everyone entertained until it was time for the football game where the Falcons would secure a Homecoming win against the Kansas Wesleyan Coyotes 63-26.

Prior to the 7 p.m. kick-off, alumni were invited to help sing the National Anthem on the field under the direction of Concert Choir director Rolaine Hetherington.

Special congratulations to Ira Dalbom, son of Michelle Dalbom, G'05, and Marissa Rapp, daughter of Gary Rapp, FS'07! They were selected as the winners of the Homecoming coloring contest and each won a Crayola Color Wonder Sound Studio.

In addition to all the Homecoming fun, the Alumni Association was excited to welcome back to campus the classes of 1961, 1971 and 1986 who celebrated their 50th, 40th and 25th class reunions (respectively). Many thanks to the following alumni who helped plan their special reunions:

  • Class of 1961 = Coleen Atherton-Wiley, CC Wiley, Dorothy (Casado) and John McKay
  • Class of 1971 = Leroy Burton, James Jemmerson
  • Class of 1986 = Linda (Brightup) Stratton, Phoebe (Patterson) McCormick, Ervin Stanley

Again, thanks to everyone who was able to come out for the day. The Homecoming Committee is in the process of setting a date for the 2012 festivities, and we will be sure to keep you posted in future issues of Friends Flash!.

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2011-2012 ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP STUDENTS HONORED AT ANNUAL LUNCHEON
Each year the Alumni Association awards a $1,000 scholarship to four first-time freshmen who have a 3.0 GPA and whose parent(s) is either a former student or a graduate of Friends University. This scholarship is renewable on an annual basis provided the recipient remains a full-time student and retains a grade point average of 3.0.

The Alumni Association hosted its annual recognition luncheon for these students and their parents Wednesday, Oct. 5, 2011 – congratulations to the 2011-2012 recipients of this scholarship:

  • Elizabeth Derby, freshman, daughter of Troy Derby, G'90
  • Bella McCorvey, freshman, daughter of Morris McCorvey, G'74
  • Emilia Ortega, freshman, daughter of Bardomiano Ortega, FS'97
  • Clinton Vancuren, freshman, son of Julie (Zerener) Vancuren, G'88
  • Daniel Moran, sophomore, son of Sharon Moran, G'86 / M'94
  • Emily Teel, sophomore, daughter of Jana (Dodds), G'82 / M'91, and Ronald Teel, G'85
  • Andrew Watkins, sophomore, son of Christine (Wendling), G'86, and Donald Watkins, M'91
  • Caitlin Burk, junior, daughter of Vickie (Choate) Burk, M'96
  • Andrew Kiker, junior, son of Jim Kiker, G'91 / M'03
  • Jennifer Decker, senior, daughter of Janet (Clift) Decker, G'75
  • Joshua Funk, senior, son of Alicia (Molden) Funk, FS'78
  • Nicole Thompson, senior, daughter of Kristin (Rucker), G'83, and Thayne Thompson, G'84

Friends University President T.J. Arant and his wife, Susan, joined the students for this special lunch and spoke of the importance they were carrying on by continuing their family's academic legacy at Friends University.

Just a reminder that if you have a high school senior that is looking to attend Friends University and you are a graduate or former student, applications for the 2012-2013 Alumni Scholarship are due by Feb. 29, 2012.

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1974 AND '76 FALCON FOOTBALL TEAMS REUNITE
With the help of the Falcon Athletics Office, the Alumni Association welcomed our alumni athletes who played for the 1974 and 1976 undefeated KCAC Falcon football teams back to Friends University Saturday, Oct. 15, 2011.

As well as catching up with one another, these former athletes and their families had the opportunity to take a tour of the Garvey Athletic Facilities, followed by lunch and then attend the Falcon football game vs. the Southwestern College MoundBuilders where they were recognized just prior to kick-off.

Additionally, a golf tournament and social mixer sponsored by football alumnus Chris Goebel, G'77 / M'91, was held the night before at the Rolling Hills Country Club.

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"RUNNING WITH FRIENDS" IN THE WICHITA PRAIRIE FIRE MARATHON
Sunday, Oct. 9, 2011, approximately 150 Friends University students, faculty, staff, Board of Trustee members, and alumni participated in one of the four Wichita Prairie Fire races (marathon, half-marathon, 5K and 1-mile fun run / walk). Even more members of the Friends community lined the course, cheering on our participants.

Friends University President Dr. T.J. Arant said, "With all our people dressed in red, you can be sure that Wichita took note of Friends University. And when sixty-some of our students crossed the finish line of the 5K in unison, under the watchful eye of Freddy Falcon? You better believe that made a mark!"

In addition to putting together a 150-person team, $206 dollars and 305 pounds of food were collected for the Kansas Food Bank at the Prairie Fire Marathon "Fit for LIFExpo" Saturday, Oct. 8. This equates to 1,059 meals served to people in need!

Plans are currently underway for another "Run with Friends" event in the Wichita area. More information will be shared as the committee moves forward with its planning. In the meantime, if you would like to receive more information, please click here to send an email to the "Run with Friends" committee.

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ALUMNUS MITCH MCVICKER RETURNS TO CAMPUS FOR BENEFIT CONCERT
As part of their "Evening with Friends…" fundraising concert series, members of the Wichita Alumni Advisory Board were pleased to welcome alumnus Mitch McVicker, G'95, back to Friends University Friday, Oct. 21, 2011.

Mitch has released eight albums total, including "My Deliverer," a song written by both him and Rich Mullins, which earned a GMA Dove Award for 1999 song of the year. His current album is entitled "Walking Through the Dark" and he is on a 48-state tour.

Approximately $650 was raised and will benefit the "Wichita Alumni Advisory Board Endowed Scholarship Honoring James Arbertha" which will provide 50% tuition, textbooks and on-campus residence to an undergraduate student who hails from central northeast Wichita. More than $8,000 total has been raised by the Wichita Alumni Advisory Board of their $200,000 goal. To learn more about this scholarship or to make a donation, please click here to contact the Alumni Office.

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FALL PHONATHON HELPS RAISE MONEY FOR ANNUAL FUND
During the months of October and November, Friends University is conducting its annual Phonathon campaign. In this issue of Friends Flash!, we are pleased to spotlight seven of our student callers.

Benouse "B," Augustin is a junior and a criminal justice major from Pompano Beach, Fla. Benouse is a member of "The Group" on campus, and she enjoys reading, swimming, surfing, drawing and watching cartoons. She also likes spending time with her family and friends. This is Benouse's first semester calling for phonathon.

Danyelle Johnson is a freshman psychology major from Wichita. She is on the cheerleading team at Friends and enjoys basketball and cheerleading. This is Danyelle's first semester calling for phonathon.

Janice Coronel is a junior from Long Beach, Cali. She is majoring in dental hygiene and is a member of the health science club at Friends. In her free time she loves dancing. Janice is a second-year phonathon caller.

Jerome Porter is a freshman from Kansas City, Kan. He is majoring in health science and is active in jazz combo, jazz band and intramurals. Jerome is interested in games, dancing, eating, laughing, dating and running laps. This is Jerome's first year participating in phonathon.

Mariel Ferreiro is a sophomore from Dodge City, Kan. She is majoring in music business. She loves music, music, and more music, and is a member of FACE, Acts of Faith, and drama club. This is Mariel's first time participating in phonathon

Tiffany Gabel is a senior from Topeka. She is a physical education major and plays first base on the Friends University softball team. She enjoys hanging out and playing softball. This is Tiffany's first semester calling for phonathon.

Veronica Davis is a junior from Kansas City, Kan., majoring in health science. She plays for the Friends University basketball team and is a member of FACE, SGA "Go Green" recycling committee and the health science club. In her spare time she loves singing and helping people in math and science. Veronica is a two-year caller for phonathon and a one-year student assistant.

For more information about the Phonathon or to make a donation, please click here to contact Aaron Winter, director of Annual Fund.

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INTERESTED IN ATTENDING A FINE ARTS PERFORMANCE FOR FREE?
The Friends University Fine Arts Office is looking for alumni to help usher at the following upcoming performances:

  • Orchestra Concert (Nov. 15) – 1 usher
  • Pilgrim's Progress (Nov. 20) – 1 usher
  • Jazz Concert (Nov. 21) – 1 usher
  • Candlelight – 4 ushers for each show
  • Nutcracker – 4 ushers for each show

Volunteers will be taken on a first come, first served basis and will receive free admission to the performance. Ushers will assist with handing out programs, helping attendees with locating their seats, and are asked to stay for the entire performance to assist with intermission.

For more information or to sign up, please click here to contact the Alumni Office.

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SPOTLIGHT ON THE FRIENDS UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE
This month, the Alumni Office would like to feature not just one item, but the entire Friends University Bookstore! Did you know that you could buy a Friends University Bookstore gift card for the special Friends University student or grad in your life? Gift cards are the ultimate practical gift, because they can be spent on any one of the plethora of items available.

Interested in purchasing other University items? Visit the campus store online by clicking here.

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VOLUNTEER NEEDED TO HELP WRITE PACE CLASS NEWSLETTER
The Alumni Office is looking for a graduate or former student to help write the class newsletter for our alumni that were enrolled in the Program for Adult College Education (PACE).

Volunteers are asked to write a 200-350 word article twice a year and ideas may include:

  • Memories/photos from your days as a college student
  • *Upcoming events scheduled at all Friends University campuses
  • *Information about what other classmates are currently doing
  • *Other university-related news/happenings
  • Industry- or program-related news
  • Any other newsworthy ideas!

*May be provided by the Alumni Office

If you would be interested in volunteering to serve as an alumni author for this class newsletter or would like more information, please click here.

Please click here to learn more about all of our alumni volunteers who write for the Campus Connection class newsletters.

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SPOTLIGHT ON FRIENDS UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS
Friends Flash! is pleased to spotlight three special members of the Wichita, Kansas City and Topeka alumni advisory boards: Nicole Black, Jason Stewart and Diana Fuhrken (respectively).

Wichita Alumni Advisory Board
Nicole (Remmers) Black attended Friends University from 2003 to 2008 and received her bachelor's degree in psychology/human services. Her favorite memory of Friends was being a part of the Concert Choir and Kantorei musical student groups, especially when they had the opportunity to travel to Washington, D.C.

Nicole and her husband, Chris, live in Wichita and are the proud new parents of a baby girl named Piper. When she's not spending time with her family, she enjoys watching movies, knitting, listening to all kinds of music, and family game night.

As a young alumna, Nicole wanted to be a part of the alumni advisory board to stay involved with Friends University. "I want to continue to be in the 'know' of what is going at the University as well as help encourage current students to stay involved as well."

Kansas City Alumni Advisory Board
Jason Stewart graduated in 2001 from the Friends University Education Center formerly in Mission, Kan., with a bachelor's degree in Computer Information Systems (CIS). He is now the President of Cohen Financial Services, LLC in Kansas City.

Jason and his wife Heather have two children, Margot and Hayden. Jason enjoys coaching Margot's softball team, golfing and also watching the Chiefs. He and his family are also very active with their church.

Topeka Alumni Advisory Board
Diana Fuhrken graduated in 2003 with a bachelor's degree in business management and in 2007 with a master's degree in management, both from Friends. She is currently employed as a compliance specialist with Capitol Federal Savings.

Diana and her husband Ted have four children; Kacie, Brooke, Alexis and Brett; and one granddaughter, Riley. Diana loves baseball and in her spare time she enjoys spending time with her family.

"I want to look back and see programs like the Topeka Alumni Advisory Board scholarship in place and know I contributed to something that would help a fellow student. As a member of the Topeka Alumni Advisory Board, I want to see the University continue to grow, giving the alumni advisory board opportunities to expand," Diana said.

Please click here to learn more about all of our volunteers who serve on an alumni advisory board.

Two positions are still open on the Topeka Alumni Advisory Board. If you are interested and would like more information, please click here.

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MULTITASKING: IT CAN BE GOOD

By Nancy Hinten, Director of Planned Giving

I'm a big proponent of working efficiently. Some people call that multitasking. However you want to refer to it, it just makes sense to maximize your time. Planning for the future, no matter how uncertain it is, is a good use of time too. So I believe in people having a will and/or trust as well as durable power of attorney for health care and finances.

I'm like most people in that I don't plan on being disabled or dying any time soon. But, I have planned for that scenario with up-to-date documents that will protect my family and our assets in case something does happen unexpectedly.

A lot of people multitask while creating their wills or modifying them by establishing their legacies with Friends University at the same time. The process is straightforward: An attorney prepares the documents for each person – usually both spouses – guiding the method that is most appropriate to their situation. The decisions are clear: Each person outlines who will receive his or her remaining assets through a general bequest, giving specific property, allocating a percentage of the estate, or distributing residual amounts to one more individuals or charities. It isn't complicated, yet many people think it is.

To illustrate the simplicity of this method, let me share a recent example of how a couple established an endowed scholarship fund at the same time they were modifying their wills, which, by the way leaves their current assets untouched while they still need them.

The couple scheduled an appointment with a trusted lawyer because they needed to modify their existing wills due to a change in their circumstances. Not too long ago, they had given money to Friends for scholarship support, so while they were making the changes to their wills, they felt it was a good time to look at establishing a more permanent scholarship fund for future Friends students. They contacted me to talk about doing just that. They explained to me that they didn't have the money now to create an endowed scholarship, but felt there would be sufficient funds later. They wanted to make sure that Friends would receive 100 percent of the remainder to establish the scholarship.

We met, discussed their desired criteria for the scholarship and a few days later the agreement was signed. I sent the information to their attorney so he was able to include the scholarship language along with the other modifications they had communicated to him, and it was done.

Many students in the future will be able to attend Friends University thanks to this couple's thoughtful support. They were smart, using their time and the attorney’s time efficiently and effectively.

For a free guide to planning your will or trust to help you prepare the information for your meeting with a lawyer, simply let me know by calling me at 316-295-5820 and I’ll send you one. It's an easy task to do!

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MYSTERY IN HISTORY TRIVIA QUESTION
Congratulations to Kristyn Thor, G’88 of Rockford, Ill., our winner for the last issue’s Mystery in History question! Kristyn knew that 200 free t-shirts were given out to the runners and supporters of the "Run with Friends" team at the Prairie Fire Marathon in Wichita in exchange for a canned food item that would then be donated to the Kansas Food Bank.

In this issue of Friends Flash!, we shared that the Singing Quakers Alumni Choir will perform their annual fall concert Saturday, Nov. 12. For this month's Mystery in History question, we want to know who is the featured guest conductor and what is the theme of the concert?

We will place the name of EVERYONE who submits a response in a drawing to win a $50 gift cardto the Friends University bookstore. Our winner will be drawn no later than Nov. 28, 2011. Good luck!

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UPCOMING UNIVERSITY EVENTS

For more information about any of these upcoming events, please feel free to contact the Friends University Alumni Office either by telephone at 316-295-5900 / 1-800-794-6945, ext. 5900, or click here to send us an email.

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UPCOMING FINE ARTS EVENTS

The art gallery exhibits are free and open to the public. For more information, please contact the Fine Arts Office at 316-295-5677 or 316-295-5537. Please click here if you are interested in attending a performance for free.

  • Nov. 7 – Concert Band Concert (7:30 p.m.) Sebits Auditorium
  • Nov. 11 – Jazz Vocal Ensemble & Jazz Ensemble II Concert (7:30 p.m.)
  • Nov. 12 – Singing Quakers Alumni Choir Concert (7:30 p.m.) Eastminster Presbyterian Church
  • Nov. 13 – Faculty Brass Quintet Concert (3 p.m.) Sebits Auditorium
  • Nov. 15 – Friends University Community Orchestra Concert with Choirs (7:30 p.m.) Sebits Auditorium
  • Nov. 17 – Chamber Orchestra & Brass Ensembles Concert (7:30 p.m.) Sebits Auditorium
  • Nov. 17-20 – Pilgrim's Progress (7:30 p.m.) Alumni Auditorium
  • Nov. 21 – Jazz Concert with the Green Chemistry Project & John D'Earth & Company (7:30 p.m.) Sebits Auditorium

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UPCOMING ATHELETICS EVENTS
Fall is in the air and that means LOTS of sporting events going on at Friends University! Bring your family out and come cheer your favorite Falcon team on to victory! Just a reminder tickets for home games are $7 for adults, $2 for students and seniors, and children under the age of 12 are free.

Click here to check out the Friends University Athletic website for more information about all our athletic programs, including the latest stats, rosters and news items.

Football

  • November 5 @ Home vs. Ottawa University, 1:30 p.m.
  • November 12 @ Home vs. Tabor College, 1:30 p.m.

Cross Country

  • November 5 KCAC Championship @ McPherson, Kan.
  • November 19 NAIA National Championship @ Vancouver, Wash.

Men's Soccer

  • November 5 KCAC Tournament Quarterfinals (TBA)

Women's Soccer

  • November 4 KCAC Tournament Quarterfinals (TBA)

Men's Basketball

  • November 4 @ Home vs. Doane College (Friends Classic), 6 p.m.
  • November 5 @ Home vs. Hastings College (Friends Classic), 10:30 a.m.
  • November 8 @ Baker University, 7:30 p.m.
  • November 11 @ Grandview University, Olathe, Kan. (Mid-America Tourney), 3 p.m.
  • November 12 @ Mid-America Nazarene University (Mid-America Tourney), 5 p.m.
  • November 15 @ Emporia State University, 7:30 p.m.
  • November 18 @ Home vs. Oklahoma Wesleyan University (Friends Classic), 7 p.m.
  • November 19 @ Home vs. Bacone College (Friends Classic), 4 p.m.
  • November 22 @ Home vs. Avila University, 7 p.m.

Women's Basketball

  • November 4 @ Southwestern Christian University (Bethany, Okla.), 4 p.m.
  • November 5 @ Univ of Science and Arts of Oklahoma (Bethany, Okla.), 12 p.m.
  • November 8 @ Baker University, 5:30 p.m.
  • November 11 @ Rogers State University (Claremore, Okla.), 2 p.m.
  • November 14 @ Home vs. Northwestern Oklahoma State University, 6 p.m.
  • November 17 @ Home vs. Oklahoma Wesleyan University, 7 p.m.
  • November 26 @ Home vs. John Brown University, 5 p.m.
  • November 28 @ Home vs. York College, 6 p.m.

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