Items for multiple
weeks will be posted with >>> and linked to a follow-up page with
complete details. To print a hard copy of the Coffey Break you will need to go to
www.huntington.edu/news/ and choose Coffey Break and the date
you want. You can then print from the website.
Break!
October 19-20
Verse Of The Year
….for
all of you who were baptized into Christ have clothed yourselves
with Christ.
28There
is neither Jew nor Greek, slave nor free, male nor female, for you
are all one in Christ Jesus.
Galatians
3:27-28.
Chapel: Tuesday
and Thursday @ 10:00 AM in the MCA
Ekklesia: Student-led
service Wednesdays @ 9:30 PM
Convocation or Divine
Hours: Fridays
@ 11:00 AM MCA
OCTOBER
Wednesday, 21
October
9:30PM - 10:15PM
Ekklesia
Livingston Women CMCs
Thursday, 22
October
10:00AM - 10:30AM
Chapel
Rev. Bill Fisher
Friday, 23 October
11:00AM - 11:45AM
Divine Hours
Gather. Examine. Fellowship.
Commuter Chapels
> > >
Class Attendance Reminder:
Students are expected to be punctual and regular in
class attendance and to accept responsibility for
all assigned work. Any student who has been absent
for as many as one-third of the total class sessions
for a course will have failed and will be suspended
from the course. Within this framework, each
instructor may set his/her own class attendance
policy, and will inform students of this policy at
the beginning of the term. Class sessions missed
because of illness or late registration will be
counted as absences. There are no "excused" absences
(illness, funerals, athletic contests, and other
necessary absences are included in the total number
of absences counted). In case of extenuating
circumstances, a suspended student may petition the
Academic Concerns Committee to be readmitted to the
class. At the discretion of the faculty member,
missed work may be “made up.”
Wednesday, November 25 – CHANGE IN CLASS SCHEDULE
Classes that normally meet at:
1:00 PM - meet at 11:00
AM
2:00
PM
- meet at 12:00 noon
3:00
PM
- meet at 1:00 PM
4:00
PM
- meet at 2:00 PM
(No 4:00 or evening classes before Thanksgiving
Recess)
Classes will resume at 8:00 AM on Monday, November
30.
Very few classes meet at 12:00 or during the noon
hour on Wednesday, November 25. Professors with
classes that meet at that time will need to make
other arrangements on that day.
FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE:
may be found at
http://www.huntington.edu/registrar.
Travel plans are NOT a basis for petitioning
for a schedule change. Faculty are under no
obligation to honor requests from students to
accommodate travel plans.
Summer 2010 Public Speaking Section to Be
Offered
If you
are looking to fulfill a core requirement to
catch up or get ahead, consider taking CO215
Public Speaking (3 credit hours) 8:30 a.m. -
12:00, Friday, May 14 – Friday May 28, 2009.
Contact Dr. Kevin
Miller
if you have questions. Summer tuition fees
apply.
Study Abroad Programs
> > >
Outdoor Environmental Education
> > >
Israel - Holy Land J-Term Trip
> > >
Important Dates for Education Majors >
> >
SS202 Conversations About Race
Should we
strive to be colorblind when it comes to
skin color? What should I do with
stereotypes that are in my head—do they mean
I’m racist? Why does it seem certain
minority groups can’t “get it together”?
Should I say something when my grandpa puts
down other races? Are Jews white? Was Jesus
white? Did God create the races? This course
is designed to provide readings,
discussions, and personal experiences to
help you explore the topic of race, your own
racial identity, and what race means for
relationships on and off campus. Offered
spring 2010 semester; 2 credit hours; TR
4:00-4:50; open to any major; for more
information, contact
Kevin Miller
or
Jesse Brown.
CAMPUS MAIL
This is a reminder that when you are sending
something to another student through campus mail,
PLEASE put their first and last name on the
envelope. DO NOT use nicknames because the mailroom
staff will not know who the mail is intended for.
REMINDER:
Students will be placed on a hold status and will be
unable to register for classes or receive a
transcript if they have any outstanding financial
obligations. These obligations can include, but are
not limited to, student account balances (loans not
processed/disbursed or TMS payment plan shortages),
parking fines, dorm fines, disciplinary fines,
chapel fines, medical fines (failure to pay
for immunizations/vaccinations), bookstore charges,
past-due rent, library fines or overdue library
materials. All library fines must be paid at the
library, however all other fines can be paid in the
business office during cashier hours. The cashier
hours in the business office are 9:00 AM until 4:00
PM Monday through Friday. Please make payments in
the business office during cashier hours. If you
want to view your hold records, please use
the portal at:
https://my.huntington.edu Please
check the portal before attempting to register for
classes.
Flu Shots
Huntington University’s Department of Nursing, in
collaboration with the Huntington County Department
of Health,
will offer flu shots on October 22.
This vaccine is for the seasonal flu only, not the
H1N1 flu. The clinic will take place from 4-8:00 PM in
room 074 in the lower level of the Science Hall. The
cost will be $20 for students.
From Career Services
Are you in a major and
unsure if it’s right for you?
Have you been thinking of
declaring a major and are not certain? Do you need
assistance in deciding what to major in?
If so, now is the time to schedule a
FREE
career counseling
appointment with Martha Smith in Career Services.
You can reach Martha by calling x. 4040 or emailing
msmith@huntington.edu. Don’t wait until the last
minute…….call today!
EXPERIENCE MISSION
INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
A representative will be on campus on
Thursday, October 22 on the lower level of
the DC to talk with students interested in
Experience Missions. The EM Internship Program
provides you the opportunity to spend your summer
months working in a vital position of leadership,
domestically and internationally, while being paid
for your time of service. We are currently filling
positions for our Mission Internship, for which you
will lead trips for various church groups; and our
Business Internship, for which you will manage
logistics in our main office.
www.experiencemission.org/internship
 The Huntington
University Graduate School will be hosting an open
house on
Monday, October 26
for those interested
in learning more about our M.A. in Counseling.
The schedule will be:
3:00 p.m. – Guests arrive
(Graduate School Building)
Introduction of the evening – light refreshments
4:00 p.m. – Observe Dr.
Colleen Zurcher-McGuaran’s Legal,
Ethical, and Professional
Issues class
5:00 p.m. – Dinner and Q&A
with Dr. Jerry Davis
Director,
M.A. in Counseling
6:30 p.m. – Wrap up with
graduate admissions
7:00 p.m. – Observe Dr.
Jerry Davis and Professor Scott Makin’s
Knowledge and Skills of Mental Health Counseling
course
Please RSVP to Amy Mattox at
amattox@huntington.edu or ext. 4129 no later
than Monday, Oct. 19.
How good it is when we live together in unity!
Wednesday, October 21 from
11–11:50
AM,
we’ll have discussion about unity at HU. Just bring
your brown bag lunch or get something and join us in
the upper DC, sit down and let’s talk.
Experiencing the
Kingdom of God.
We are
providing opportunities
to visit Fort Wayne
churches from various
cultural backgrounds. If interested, get a
group of friends and visit one of the churches
below. We have called each church and they are
interested in welcoming our students
to their
Sunday morning worship times.
If you
attend one of
these churches on October 25th,
please bring back a
bulletin or announcements from the church and
join us for dinner in the DC on October 26th
at 5:30. We would love to
gather and hear about your experience.
To alleviate the cost of gas, drivers will receive a
$10 gas card when
you join us for dinner.
· Grace
Pointe South (Spanish/English Bilingual)http://tinyurl.com/gracepointechurch
· Cathedral
of Praise (Predominately African-American)
http://www.ojuministries.com/
· Summit
Christian Church (African-American, but also mixed)
http://www.summitministriesinternational.com/home_page.html
E-mail Josh Canada
(jcanada@huntington.edu)
with any questions.
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Activities & Organizations |
DC Fall Break Hours
October 19th
Monday Brunch 12-1230
Monday Dinner
5-530
October 20th
Tuesday Brunch
12-1230
Tuesday Dinner
5-530
Norms Hours
Reopens on
Wednesday morning, October 21
Midnight Study Break!
Students! It’s that time of year when you have the opportunity to
share a late night break with some of your favorite faculty and
staff and see them in their jammies!! The food is fabulous, the
fellowship is outstanding and you do not want to miss out on the
fun! Come to the President’s home Wednesday, October 21
from 11:00 PM until 1:00 AM
Wear your favorite PJs and find out what everyone is talking about!
 Send
someone special a treat bag for Halloween!
The Israel J-term trip is selling treat bags this
Wednesday October 21-Tuesday October 27 in the DC during lunch. The
goodies will be $2 and will be delivered during open dorms on
Wednesday October 28th and Friday October 30th.
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It's
October and with October comes candy......Oh to be six years old
again!
Once again, Baker / Roush would like to invite all faculty and staff
members to bring their children on Tuesday, October 27th from 7 to 9
PM for a little bit of fall fun. Our students will be ready on
their floors to welcome all children with candy galore. Feel free
to come dressed up in your best costumes!
So, rake up a big pile of leaves, pour some apple cider and come on
over with your favorite small people!
If you have any questions, let me know...
Mallory Jones
Resident Director of Baker and Roush Hall
Huntington University
2303 College Ave. Huntington, IN 46750
260.358.3890 (home)
260.358.3515 (office)
Opportunities for intramural and personal fitness involvement.
http://www.huntington.edu/athletics/
campus_rec/
Registrations are currently taking place for intramural men’s and
women’s basketball as well as our coed ping pong ladder and coed
disc golf ladder. Faculty, staff, students, and alum are all
eligible to play.
Intramurals
signup online at:
http://www.huntington.edu/athletics
/campus_rec/intramurals/default.htm
Parent
Weekend-November 13-14>>
  An
alternate worship expression
An intimate worship experience
at College Park Church, 1945 College Ave
Sunday,
October 25
11:00 AM
Family Life Center
(gym)
Gathering worshippers are invited to stay after for food and
fellowship.
Based on historic worship patterns
Focused on God’s Word
Centered around the Lord’s Table
Blended music styles
Music leader: Nathan Hann.
For more information: contact Phil Burkett @ 356-2642 ext 206. The
next Gathering: November 22.
Did you miss out on
Fall Work Day?
Do you want one of
the awesome
Fall Work Day t-shirts?
JMC is selling them for $5 each!
Stop by the JMC office to purchase one if you are interested
J
We have some of all sizes. First come, first serve!
Run in
the Indianapolis Half-Marathon?
Are you interested in running the
Indy Mini Marathon (13.1 miles) on Saturday, May 8, 2010?
Let’s start a training club to get
ready. The race is 200 days away so there is plenty of
time if you’ve never run, are an intermediate runner or think that
you can win it all. The Indy Mini is the largest half-marathon in
the U.S. with over 35,000 participants. If you’re interested, come
to Norm’s Place on Wednesday, October
28 at 4:00 pm to talk about it. 13.1 miles too far?
You’d be surprised at what you can accomplish. See
Jesse Brown if you have questions. |
