Tabor students participate in Global Trivia night in Wichita
A team of six Tabor College students participated in Global Trivia night on Central Asia at the Interfaith Ministries Gallery in Wichita. The team earned third place.
The evening event held March 31 was sponsored by the Global Learning Center. Four teams were challenged through 10 rounds of questions covering history, geography, culture, political leadership, sports, arts, and entertainment from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Georgia, Armenia, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Iran.
Tabor College was represented by Corinne Bannon of Wichita, Ivana Gunawan of Indonesia, Ryan Klassen of Inman, Robert Jost, Alisa Schmidt, and Ben T. Schmidt, all of Hillsboro.
Students from Wichita State University and Cowley County Community College also competed. One team did not have student representation.
Aleen Ratzlaff, associate professor of communications, and Lisa and David Dobson arranged for Tabor College to participate. Lisa Dobson serves as program director of Tabor College Wichita's Business Administration program.
The Global Learning Center's purpose is to raise awareness of global issues in the Wichita community.
