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Presidential Installation: Installation of David J. Randolph as the 2nd President of Olivet University. Thursday, July 20, 2006 5:00 pm at Olivet University Chapel.

David Randolph Named Olivet University President: San Francisco, CA -- Dr. David J. Randolph, a member of the Olivet University's College of Art & Design faculty, was elected Olivet University President at a special two-day meeting of the Board of Directors on June 30 and July 1.

Photo News: On Sat., June 17, Olivet Theological College & Seminary (OTCS) Dean and Professor Dr. William Wagner warmly welcomed members of the Olivet family into his home in Petaluma, CA for a summer barbeque. The event was attended by over thirty Olivet University alumni, students, staff, and faculty members, including OTCS Professor Tom Cowley and Olivetâ€™s Chief Administrator Walker Tzeng. Fellowship activities included sports, praising, and a short message delivered by Dr. Wagner, in which he affirmed Olivetâ€™s dream to revive San Francisco.