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Dr. Krendl speaks at the World AIDS Day candle light vigil.

Observers at the candle light vigil.

Observers at the candle light vigil.

Observers at the candle light vigil.

Students, faculty, and people of the community that were in attendance were able to sign a quilt panel Otterbein is donating in honor of AIDS awareness. Sophomore Kathleen Quigley signs the quilt panel.

Students, faculty, and people of the community that were in attendance were able to sign a quilt panel Otterbein is contributing to the World AIDS Quilt.

If anyone wishes to sign it, the panel is located in the Courtright Memorial Library.

If anyone wishes to sign the quilt panel, it’s located in the library.

Otterbein was able to showcase 10 panels from the AIDS awareness quilt. The panels are on display in the Courtright Memorial Library until Dec. 14.

One of the quilts on display in the Courtright Memorial Library.

Another panel of the AIDS quilt displayed in the Courtright Memorial Library.

Another quilt panel displayed in the Courtright Memorial Library.

Senior Bradley Carroll helped organize the AIDS World Day event on campus. He also read a list of names of AIDS victims to honor and celebrate their lives.

Otterbein professor, Tammy Birk, reads her list of names during the World AIDS Day event inside the library Thursday night.

Tyler Termeer, president of the Ohio AIDS Coalition and Otterbein alumus, spoke about his experience with working with people who are effected by AIDS.

Dr. Wendy Johnston, professor of the Senior Year Experience course, The Face of AIDS, begin the candle light vigil with a short speech, thanking everyone for attending.