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 Huntington University News 2007-2008

Huntington is a comprehensive Christian college
of the liberal arts located in northeast Indiana.

May

• Joe Mertz Center hosts Urban Plunge in Chicago

• University names Campbell its Staff Member of Year

• CCNE accepts initial report from nursing program

• Trio wins natural, mathematical sciences scholarship

• University staff, alumna plan poverty simulation

• Huntington to host Digital Media Arts Showcase

• Brenneman receives worship institute's first award

• Education Department names scholarship winners

• Forester Night recognizes outstanding students, faculty

• Smith, Grow named Forester Athletes of Week

• Alpha Chi names Sophomore Honor Award winners

• Opera workshop to present 'A Game of Chance'

April

• President to address Huntington University Foundation

• McGraw, Rinearson named Athletes of Week

• Ballinger to give presentation at Nappanee library

• Feldpausch, Reid to present combined senior recital

• University certified as 2008 Best Christian Workplace

• Huntington announces math competition winners

• University, YFC select first six scholarship recipients

• Graduating seniors to showcase artwork

• Huntington to present One-Act Play Festival

• University to host middle grades math competition

• Huntington to sponsor Fort Wayne City Wide Worship

• Scally, McMillen earn Athlete of Week honors

• Huntington announces 2008 honorary degree recipients

• Education majors volunteer in Honduras

• Spring Work Day meets community needs

• Huntington announces student art exhibit winners

• Nalliah to present annual faculty lecture

• Baseball team spends spring break in Florida

• Huntington students build houses in Jamaica

• Students participate in Habitat for Humanity challenge

• Baker, Chafin receive April Peer Awards

• Clark to present 'Life of Christian physician'

• 'British Invasion' to feature wind, jazz ensembles

• University, Red Cross to host spring blood drive

• Davenport, Vivas named Athletes of Week

• Fetters, Jenkins to address class of 2008

• Huntington to present concerto winners concert

• Animation artist Tom Gasek to visit Huntington

• Althoff, Lindbloom earn Athlete of Week honors

• Chi Alpha Sigma adds 13 Foresters to its roster

• Baehrens to perform senior recital

• Foundation president elected to state senate

• Hollywood actress Maura Knowles to host workshops

• Alumnus contributes to world-traveling sketchbook

• Ty Platt to become men's basketball head coach

• Steve Platt to retire as men's basketball head coach

March

• Huntington to hold 18th Annual Student Art Exhibit

• Ward, Grow named Forester Athletes of Week

• HUTC to present 'Midsummer Night's Dream'

• Leonard, Dillon to discuss work of General Assembly

• Auxiliary breakfast to feature horticulturist

• Huntington alumnus honored with two awards

• Who's Who honors 20 Huntington University students

• Longaker Honors Recital to showcase top musicians

• Killian to perform in faculty recital

• University unveils new motorcycle license plate

• Graduate School consolidates two programs into one

• University announces high school art exhibit winners

• Huntington to host Summer Theatre Youth Camp

• Professor to address online gaming through lecture

• McGraw, Sauter earn Athlete of Week honors

• Wust, Cherry acknowledged with March Peer Awards

• Huntington recognized by community service honor roll

• Upchurch named director of EXCEL Program for Adults

• Seven Foresters to compete at indoor nationals

• Senior learns 'nitty-gritty' of music business

• Huntington University to host Visiting Seminar

February

• Education to take center stage at foundation breakfast

• Davenport, Sheckler named Athletes of Week

• University collects Easter baskets for SCAN

• Junior works with Food for the Hungry in Africa

• Senior biology major spends semester in Spain

• Junior participates in Middle East Studies Program

• Huntington University to host high school art exhibit

• Global Vision to sponsor Global Opportunities Week

• Baseball team opens third season of reading program

• Gates receives two awards from History Department

• New prayer chapel to be named in honor of Fetters

• Donaldson, Sauter earn Athlete of Week honors

• Huntington University to host Presidential Symposium

• Huntington University to host C.S. Lewis program

• Blocher-Smith swaps roles with President Dowden

• Huntington Frozen Four seeks participants, sponsors

• Springer, Evans receive February Peer Awards

• Sheckler repeats as Forester Athlete of Week

• Huntington University awards Presidential Scholarships

• Miller to present theatre project, 'Wheels of a Dream'

• Venture Works offers business planning workshops

• Worfels to perform 'Concert of Sound, Silence'

• Huntington announces below average tuition increase

• Quinn Dyar to present senior theatre project, 'Sans Y'

• Mossburg Strings to perform at Huntington University

• Kohaut to present senior theatre project, 'Freedom'

• Huntington cheer clinic return date rescheduled

• Students participate in I-69 innovation challenge

• Joe Mertz Center to host Service Emphasis Week

• Forester Lecture to feature local WWII photographer

• McGraw, Sheckler named Athletes of Week

• Joe Mertz Center, Red Cross to sponsor blood drive

• Joe Mertz Center honored with humanitarian award

• New residence to be named 'Livingston Hall'

January

• Luncheon to feature HiValu Leadership president

• Breakfast to feature HiValu Leadership president

• Kyle earns Forester Athlete of Week honors

• Theatre company to present 'Radium Girls'

• Students, professor to present mathematics research

• Denver & Mile High Orchestra to bring big band back

• EXCEL program to host information sessions in Columbia City

• Benedict, LeMar headline 'Attributes of Earth' exhibit

• Davenport named Forester Athlete of Week

• Huntington University remembers Coach K

• Venture Works announces Business Concept Challenge

• Steury to speak at Fort Wayne Teaching Conference

• Taylor, Ruiz honored with January Peer Awards

• Latham to speak at Martin Luther King Jr. service

• Four Foresters earn national rankings from ITA

• Venture Works announces business plan competition

• Yost earns Athlete of Week honors

• Huntington cheerleading squad to host clinic

• Center for Leadership Studies receives $15,000 grant

• Center for Leadership Studies receives $10,000 grant

• EXCEL program to host informational sessions in Wabash

• EXCEL program to host informational sessions in Huntington

December

• January Term offers unique courses

• 'Walking with Arthur' published in French

• O'Donnell to present economic forecast in Decatur

• O'Donnell to share economic forecast in Wells County

• O'Donnell to present economic forecast at breakfast

• O'Donnell to share economic forecast in Columbia City

• Indiana Arts Commission reschedules grant workshop

• Huntington University receives Gold Award

• Social work seniors assist with community projects

• Popular music expert to present Bob Dylan lecture

• Davenport named Athlete of Week

• Pasko, Peace honored with Peer Awards

• Benge repeats as Forester Athlete of Week

• Huntington University, YFC partner for diversity

• Benge earns Athlete of Week honors

November

• Breakfast to feature scenes from 'Gift of the Magi'

• Kyle named Forester Athlete of Week

• Philharmonic to bring spirit of Christmas to Huntington

• Baseball team to host holiday camp

• Huntington to host IAC grants workshop

• Department of Music to present 'Christmas Celebration'

• Huntington to host 53rd performance of 'Messiah'

• Spanjer to present December Forester Lecture

• Theatre ensemble to present 'Gift of the Magi'

• Beerbower, Sheckler earn Athlete of Week honors

• Watson to present senior art exhibit

• Four to be inducted into hall of fame

• Donaldson named Forester Athlete of Week

• Nursing Department partners with health department

• Cochran, Brautigam honored with Peer Awards

• Huntington University honors Merillat Scholars

• History professor to present new book at colloquium

• University names Mother, Father of the Year

• Smelser, Sauter honored as Athletes of Week

• Choirs to gather for 'Choral Masterworks' concert

• Judy, Hale to perform in senior recital

• Huntington honors three board members

• Professor to present seminar about chemical sensors

October

• Student-teacher mentor receives award

• Joe Mertz Center, Red Cross to host blood drive

• Digital media arts major interns at Jellyfish Labs

• First students from EXCEL Columbia City site graduate

• Platt to preview men's basketball season at breakfast

• Senior experiences Focus on the Family Institute

• Stearns named Forester Athlete of Week

• Student newspaper, journalist win first place awards

• Denver & the Mile High Orchestra postpones show

• Joe Mertz Center sponsors annual Fall Work Day

• Students volunteer in flooded Minnesota town

• Admissions Office to host visit weekend

• Senior assists Honduran women's ministry

• Junior/senior recital to feature Unger, Goodwin

• Cervenka, Njeri earn Athlete of Week honors

• Meyer conducts math research in Hong Kong

• Department of Music to present recital

• Representative from Republican institute to speak

• English major's poem selected for publication

• Huntington to host Visiting Executive Seminar

• University to host Parent Weekend

• Huntington commemorates Breast Cancer Month

• Student group to visit Shakespeare Behind Bars

• Huntington to present 'Little Women: The Musical'

• Fishers High School wins mathematics competition

• Huntington invites public to join 'Messiah' choir

• Math major participates in summer research project

• Spitnale, Janson named Athletes of Week

• Student faces cultural barriers through PRIME

• Fort Wayne mayor proclaims 'Jim O'Donnell Day'

• Smelser, Vivas honored as Athletes of Week

• Alumni board recognizes three graduates

• Task force assists non-native English speakers

• Senior spends semester in Budapest

• Huntington names 2007 Homecoming court

• Michelson, O'Donnell recognized with Peer Awards

• Gilbreath to give perspective on 'white Christianity'

• Hopper to share summer road trip through art exhibit

• Huntington to host high school math competition

• Indiana Beta Chapter of Alpha Chi inducts 10 members

• NAIA places men's basketball, baseball on probation

• Students, faculty attend social work conference

• Sprunger, Njeri named Athletes of Week

• Women's auxiliary to hold garage sale

September

• Wickersham to report on economic development

• Theatre company to perform 'Shakesperience' outdoors

• Department of Music to host annual band invitational

• Investiture for alumnus to be held Oct. 2

• Youth ministries graduate joins Marine Corps

• McGraw, Moore acknowledged as Athletes of Week

• Alumna brings abstinence message to high schools

• National Christian college fair to be held in Fort Wayne

• Huntington helps open up new frontier in China

• Senior experiences PRIME in Great Britain

• Worship leadership major spends PRIME in Wisconsin

• Youth for Christ president to address foundation

• PRIME experience proves invaluable to senior

• Department of Nursing receives mattresses, tables

• Schroeder, McMillen named Athletes of Week

• Senior passes actuarial exam on first try

• Alumna brings sense of community to adopted home

• Clampitt, Kuster recognized with Peer Awards

• New students 'plunge' into volunteer service

• Strong, Wust chosen as Athletes of Week

• Huntington announces record enrollment

• Theatre company to present 'Glass Menagerie'

• Alumnus to play for professional basketball team

• Lambda Pi Eta inducts 10 members

• EXCEL program celebrates new Wabash site

• Smelser, William earn Athlete of Week honors

• Coffman to be featured speaker at auxiliary breakfast

• South Korean artist to exhibit in Wilson Gallery

August

• 'Fresh Faces' to introduce Huntington theater talent

• Students' internship sparks new business plan

• Foundation breakfast to highlight nursing program

• Marsden to discuss 'The Examined Christian Life'

• University introduces 11 new staff members

• Six new members join Huntington faculty

• Ryun to speak at Huntington track-and-field dinner

• EXCEL program to celebrate new Wabash site

• U.S.News calls HU a 'great school at a great price'

• Huntington ranked among Top Ten in the Midwest

• Smith releases 'Britain and Origins of Vietnam War'

• Buff, Killian acknowledged with August Peer Awards

• Last 'Godspell' performance to be presented Aug. 10

July

• Board votes to grant initial accreditation for nursing

• Alumna named Local Teacher of the Year

• Graduate school announces fall schedule

• EXCEL to host meetings in Wabash

• EXCEL to host meeting in Huntington

• EXCEL to host meeting in Columbia City

• Huntington University alumna battles cancer

• Omega Psi earns Kappa Delta Pi’s ACE Award

• Updike named Recreation Professional of Year

• Huntington announces 2007-2008 theatre season

• University breaks ground on new residence hall

• Huntington earns continued membership in NASM

• Art professor wins first place award

• Summer Theatre Youth Camp to stage ‘Annie Jr.’

• Reed, Wickersham recognized with July Peer Awards

• Forester media guides earn national awards

June

• University to break ground on new residence hall

• Huntington wins grant for urban scholarship program

• Schwob to lead Rotarian team on Australia trip

• University schedules fall 2007 orientation

• Huntington to host all-star baseball games

• Classroom diversity teaches education majors lessons

• Pasko, Heller receive June Peer Awards

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