Clark Kendall

Hello! For the first 27 years of my life, I lived within the rolling Bluegrass hills of Central Kentucky. I am somewhat a product of my environment, as I enjoy basketball, horse racing, and burgoo (Google it), but I also enjoy reading about history, exercising, and playing any game imaginable. For the past four years of my life, I have lived it the most fully with my wife, Annette. We met at Asbury College, our undergraduate institution, where we both received degrees in secondary education. After teaching high school history for three years, I decided to seek out a master’s degree in higher education at the University of Kentucky (Go Cats!).

 

I am currently serving as the newest residence director here at LeTourneau. Annette and I are truly grateful for the opportunity to be a part of such a meaningful community. The welcoming and support given by the students, staff, and faculty was wonderfully overwhelming. Getting to know the men of Thomas Hall has been simply awesome. I am astounded by their abilities, hospitality, unity, and, more than anything, their authenticity in Christ. To have the chance to come along side them in such an important time of their lives is a humbling honor.

 

In addition to being the RD for Thomas Hall, I also serve as the new Director of Intramurals. Yes, that’s right, my job responsibilities involve hanging out in residence halls and watching/participating in various sports; I am living the dream. This title, too, is a huge honor. If you spend any time on LeTourneau’s campus you will soon find that intramurals is a HUGE part of our community. From the more competitive teams holding their own tryouts to purely recreational teams out to just have fun, intramurals are widely anticipated and receive heavy participation. Above that, however, is the students overarching desire to glorify Christ on the field or court. It is my ambition to maintain the high levels of success and character within intramurals, and listen for ways we can take it further.