| What dreams do you have for life after college? | | | | including Where the River Ends. Martin graduated |
| Do you see yourself forming public policy in the | | | | from Florida State University before earning his |
| realm of politics and elected office? Or perhaps | | | | M.A. in Journalism and Ph.D. in Communication from |
| your call is to the arts, to creating film or music | | | | Regent University. |
| or literature. Maybe you imagine working for a | | | | He has served as an adjunct English professor at |
| better world as an activist, a public intellectual, or | | | | Hampton University and as a doctoral fellow at |
| agency director? | | | | Regent. In 1999, he left a career in business to |
| You'll find graduates of Regent University blazing | | | | pursue his writing. |
| trails in the world's most competitive fields. | | | | 6. Changing the World of Politics |
| Regent alumni are contributing to today's most | | | | Robert F. "Bob" McDonnell, the 44th Attorney |
| important conversations and serving humanity's | | | | General of Virginia, is now campaigning full-time |
| greatest needs. | | | | for Governor in the 2009 race. |
| Read on to learn about 10 Regent Leaders who | | | | After graduating with a B.B.A. in Management |
| are changing the world. If you share their limitless | | | | from the University of Notre Dame in 1976, |
| career aspirations, consider making these | | | | McDonnell served four years in the Unites States |
| achievers your Regent University classmates and | | | | Army and 16 in the Army Reserve, running a |
| fellow alumni. On their paths to success and | | | | medical clinic in Germany from 1976 to 1979 and |
| fulfillment, each counts Regent as a critical stop. | | | | in Newport News, Va., from 1979 to 1981. He is a |
| And so could you. | | | | 1989 graduate of Regent, where he earned an |
| 1. Changing the World of Philanthropy | | | | M.A./J.D. |
| Minister Terrance A. Bridges believes in the power | | | | 7. Changing the World of Film |
| of music to unite people with God, singing in the | | | | A winner of the 2006-2007 Art Within Labs |
| church choir from the age of six and directing | | | | program, Cheryl McKay holds a Master's of Fine |
| since he was 13. By the time he was 15, Bridges | | | | Arts from Regent and has been a professional |
| was ordained to preach the gospel, and at 17 he | | | | writer for more than a decade. McKay wrote the |
| became one of the first Bill Gates Millennium | | | | screenplay for The Ultimate Gift, an |
| Scholars, founding Kingdom Force International | | | | award-winning film adaptation released by Fox in |
| Ministries, Inc., a group dedicated to the physical | | | | 2007 and starring James Garner, Brian Dennehy, |
| and spiritual renewal of third-world countries. | | | | and Abigail Breslin. |
| Bridges serves today as Kingdom Force's Chief | | | | McKay also wrote the DVD for Gigi: God's Little |
| Executive Officer. | | | | Princess as well as the Wild & Wacky Totally |
| At Regent, Bridges is all-but-dissertation (ABD) in | | | | True Bible Stories audio series and books with |
| his work toward a Doctor of Education. | | | | Frank Peretti. Her screenplay, Never the Bride, |
| 2. Changing the World of Comedy | | | | was adapted into a novel for Random House |
| Actor Tony Hale is perhaps best known for his | | | | Publishers and released in June 2009. |
| portrayal of Byron "Buster" Bluth on TV's | | | | 8. Changing the World of Law |
| Arrested Development. Hale's acting career also | | | | Attorney Jay Sekulow earned his Ph.D. from |
| includes roles on NBC's Andy Barker P.I., Chuck, | | | | Regent University, writing his dissertation on the |
| and Showtime's United States of Tara, as well as | | | | subject of American Legal History. |
| major motion pictures Stranger Than Fiction, | | | | In 1990 Sekulow became the director of the |
| Because I Said So, and The Informant! | | | | American Center for Law and Justice. In addition |
| After graduating from Regent's School of | | | | to his duties as Chief Counsel for the ACLJ, he |
| Communication and the Arts, Hale lived in New | | | | hosts Jay Sekulow Live!, a syndicated daily radio |
| York City for nearly a decade, where he founded | | | | program that airs on nearly 850 stations |
| the Haven, an artistically minded Christian ministry. | | | | nationwide. Sekulow is also the host of ACLJ This |
| 3. Changing the World of Advocacy | | | | Week, a weekly television news program |
| Miss America 1999 Nicole Johnson is an | | | | broadcast on TBN. |
| international diabetes advocate, travelling | | | | 9. Changing the World of Music |
| extensively to promote awareness, prevention, | | | | Christian recording artist Jason Upton found initial |
| and intensive management of the condition she | | | | success though his appearances at Lou Engle's |
| has shared for 15 years. | | | | movement The Call. Since graduating from |
| This 1998 Regent Master's of Arts in Journalism | | | | Regent with a Master's of Divinity, Upton has |
| graduate is the Telly Award-winning host of the | | | | been singing and leading worship all over the |
| weekly CNBC diabetes talk show dLifeTV, and | | | | country and around the world. He has appeared |
| has written four books, including her | | | | twice on The 700 Club. |
| autobiography Living With Diabetes. Nicole also | | | | 10. Changing the World of Public Service |
| formed the Nicole Johnson Foundation to help | | | | A graduate of Regent's Master's of Arts in |
| address gaps in diabetes education. | | | | Communication program, Louisiana State Senator |
| 4. Changing the World of Industry | | | | Sharon Weston Broome has served as an elected |
| Public servant and Regent alum Lisa Kruska is the | | | | official for nearly 20 years, and is one of the |
| nation's first Assistant Secretary of Labor by | | | | Baton Rouge Business Report's "top 25 most |
| Presidential nomination and U.S. Senatorial | | | | influential women." |
| confirmation. She served under Secretary Elaine L. | | | | In addition to serving as a reporter for |
| Chao, who oversaw the establishment of the | | | | ABC-Affiliate WBRZ-TV for five years, Broome |
| Center for Faith-Based & Community | | | | has made various television appearances, including |
| Initiatives. | | | | The Montel Williams Show, The 700 Club, Court |
| 5. Changing the World of Literature | | | | TV's Your Turn, and CTN Live! |
| Charles Martin is an acclaimed author of six books, | | | | |