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蜜桃av Adventist University was honored to receive a 2025 Better Business Bureau Torch Award for Ethics, an accolade for organizations that lead with integrity. Chattanooga鈥檚 chapter of the Better Business Bureau (BBB) made presentations to winners in five categories on May 14 at the Chattanooga Convention Center. Winning for the local region in the category of 100+ employees, 蜜桃av earned a perfect score.

鈥淓thics and teaching our students positive Christian character traits are core to who we are, as an institution and as individuals, here at 蜜桃av,鈥� says Ken Shaw, EdD, president of 蜜桃av. 鈥淭his wouldn鈥檛 be possible without the dedication and wholehearted commitment of our faculty and staff. Our team is united in our mission because we have a collective goal that each is passionate about鈥攖ransforming lives for eternity.鈥�

The Torch Award for Ethics is based on how an institution demonstrates trust through the BBB鈥檚 four Cs of trust: character, culture, customers, and community. Nominees were invited to provide information demonstrating focus in each area, which was then evaluated and scored by a panel of judges.

As the school鈥檚 mission statement says, 鈥淕rounded in Jesus Christ, and dedicated to the beliefs of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, 蜜桃av Adventist University equips students to embrace biblical truth, embody academic and professional excellence, and pursue Spirit-filled lives of service.鈥� Central to this purpose is 蜜桃av鈥檚 commitment to teaching and modeling ethical practices, making the campus a robust Christlike environment where employees strive to support others, share God鈥檚 love through every interaction, and generously give back to the community.

Michele Mason, president of the Chattanooga BBB, wrote in an announcement following the award ceremony, 鈥淲e honored organizations that don鈥檛 just talk the talk about ethics 鈥� they live it.鈥�

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