Faculty: In Their Own Words – Dr. Brian Froese
"I often say I became a historian because the job of rock star had been taken, and this was the next best thing," quips Dr. Brian Froese, Associate Professor of History. He has taught at CMU since 2006.
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2018 CMU PAX Award Presentation to Steve Bell (video)
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From a reluctant start: How CMU shaped my future
I won't lie – I was never planning on staying at CMU. I came in 2013, fresh out of Mennonite Collegiate Institute and I just wanted to play volleyball for a year, maybe two, and then I was going to go to "real" school at U of M.
This reluctant narrative is sort of what defines my CMU experience. At first, I was told of the wonders of CMU. The community, the class size, the opportunity for spiritual growth – it was all going to be awesome! But I didn't really listen, I didn't really care. Then, all of a sudden I was doing all these things and they were good.
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