Ethics Bowl Results
St. Andrews University students, Dean of Students Dr. Tim Verhey and Assistant Professor of Religious Studies Tanner Capps competed in February at the North Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities annual Ethics Bowl in Raleigh. Although not the eventual winner (Salem College/Winston-Salem), St. Andrews students distinguished themselves in a number of rounds among 24 college teams. St. Andrews competed against schools including High Point, Wake Forest, Methodist University, Campbell and Queens University of Charlotte. The goal of the NCICU Ethics Bowl is to emphasize applied ethics as a hallmark of the