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Overton
to speak at Martin Luther King service
 Huntington
University will observe Martin Luther King Jr. Day with a
commemoration service that will feature speaker Dr. Lora Overton,
obstetrician and gynecologist for Huntington and Fort Wayne. The
theme of Overton’s presentation will be the Christian and Martin
Luther King Jr.’s dream.
“Chances are, Dr. Overton delivered a number of
Huntington University’s own children into the world,” said Jesse
Brown, assistant dean of student development. “She is a wonderful
woman with a great passion for ministry.”
The service will
begin at 11:15 a.m. on Jan. 15 in the Zurcher Auditorium of the
Merillat Centre for the Arts. The public is invited to attend.
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January
Term offers variety of courses, trips
Want to learn how
to better manage money? Need advice about handling conflict? Desire
to travel abroad to Italy or China? Huntington University’s January
Term 2007 offers courses that address these questions and more.
Eight off-campus and 25 on-campus classes spanning two and a half
weeks give students a chance to delve into a single subject
in-depth. January Term began on Jan. 8 and ends Jan. 24. “January
Term is designed to provide a unique educational experience for
students and faculty by encouraging flexibility, innovation,
experimentation, creativity, and fresh, stimulating approaches to
topics of study,” according to the academic catalog.
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Turner,
Priest recognized with Peer Awards
 Recipients
of the Huntington University Peer Award for
the month of January are Gary Turner and Dr. Wayne Priest. Paul
Hirschy, development officer, passed the Peer Award to
Gary Turner. Turner serves as athletic director, facilities
director of the Merillat Complex for Physical Education and
Recreation and coach of the men’s and women’s tennis teams. He has
been with Huntington University for five years. Dr. David Woodruff,
associate professor of philosophy, passed the Peer Award to Dr.
Wayne Priest. Priest is associate
professor of psychology and has been with Huntington University for
nine years.
Details >>
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This Week in
Forester Action:
Men's Basketball
(17-3, 5-1)
Lost to Spring Arbor, 64-82
Beat IWU, 85-71
Women's
Basketball (10-6, 2-4)
Defeated by Valparaiso, 58-79
Beat Spring Arbor, 62-44
Lost to IWU, 54-80
Athlete of the Week:
Amy Berry (basketball)
Athletics
Details >>
- January 24
Final Day of J-Term Classes
- January 27-28
Orientation
- January 29
Spring Semester Begins
- February 2
Honors Convocation
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