Phoenix Yearbook

Welcome back to campus C of O! As we begin the new semester we are still seeking a student to design the cover for the 2020-2021 yearbook! We will be starting interviews this month, so if you are interested please email [email protected] to apply!

Recently, the Phoenix Yearbook staff have been receiving questions about the 2019-2020 Yearbook’s release. Unfortunately, we cannot deliver a definite answer, but we are hoping to have it ready and in your hands by next semester. For On-Campus and Commuter students: we will be planning an event next semester for a Yearbook Pass-Out Party. For Graduates: contact the Dean of Students office and they will be able to mail you a copy, paying for shipping is required.... Yearbooks are free to all students who attended C of O in the 2019-2020 school year; students who came in the Fall of 2020 will not receive a yearbook until the Fall of 2021.

The Phoenix Yearbook is searching for students interested in designing the 2020-2021 yearbook cover. This year’s theme is Prisma, taking a look at ways to embrace different manifestations of light. If interested, please email [email protected] for more information!

Phoenix Yearbook Meet the Staff! Addie Cantrell Editor Copy Specialist Meet Addie! She is a Senior Communication Arts major with an emphasis in Journalism and Christian Missions minor with an emphasis in Biblical and Theological Studies, from Springfield, Missouri. She is excited to start her second semester with the Phoenix Yearbook, serving as the Editor and Copy Specialist. In this position, Addie works to document and capture campus events and campus features with journalistic integrity. A fun fact about Addie is that she has travelled through 3 different countries photographing missionary work!

Phoenix Yearbook - Meet the Staff! Keyton Smith - Photography Specialist Meet Keyton! He is a Senior Business Administration and Video Production double major from Branson, Missouri (although he loves to tell people he was born in Chicago, IL). Serving as the Photography Specialist means he focuses on the photographic side of creating the yearbook. He's at events capturing all the fun and memorable moments that get put in the yearbook. He also helps edit the photos to make sure that the pictures look their best. A fun fact about Keyton is that he loves reading C.S. Lewis (one of his favorites include Till We Have Faces).

Phoenix Yearbook Meet the Staff! Julia Giesey Design Specialist Meet Julia! She is a Junior Psychology major with a minor in Literature from Rolla, Missouri. She is very excited to start her second year at the Phoenix Yearbook. Serving as the Design Specialist means she focuses in on all graphic design aspects for creating the yearbookchoosing fonts, creating spread templates, and making things look pretty. A fun fact about Julia is that she has an identical twin!

Character Camp - Day 4 - Catwalk. Moms and Pops, tag your families.

Character Camp - Day 4 - Community Service Projects. Moms and Pops, tag your families.

Character Camp - Day 2 - Challenge Course. Moms and Pops tag your families.

Character Camp - Day 1. Moms and Pops, tag your families.

Freshman Formal 2020

TONIGHT!!! - FREE 2018-2019 Yearbook release! - Come see us at Club House! - Updated location: THE RUBBER COURTS... - 7 P.M. - 9 P.M. P.S. The student artist who designed this year's cover will be with us for a while tonight. Come meet her!