Verse Of The Year
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We proclaim Him, admonishing and teaching everyone with all wisdom,
so that we may present everyone perfect in Christ.”
Colossians 1:28
Chapel: Tuesday
and Thursday @ 10:00 AM
Ekklesia: Student-led
service Wednesdays @ 9:30 PM
Convocation or Bible Study: Fridays
@ 11:00 AM
Campus Ministries Chapel Schedule
Our all-campus Bible Study for the 2007-08 school year will be
The Life and Teachings of Jesus Christ, overseen by Dr Mark
Fairchild of Huntington's Bible and Religion Department. Several
different instructors will take on the task of presenting this in
depth Bible study. The study will be held on most Fridays at
11:00 AM in the Merillat Centre for the Arts.
April
Tuesday 10:00
AM Praise & Worship
Wednesday 9:30
PM Ekklesia Wright
Hall CMCs
Thursday 10:00
AM Bill Fisher
Friday 11:00 AM
Convocation
NICE Expo Job Fair click
here
for flyer
Looking for a full-time job when you
graduate in a month? Plan now to attend
this job fair.
When: Tuesday, April 15
Time: 2:00 – 6:00 PM
Where: Landmark
Reception/Conference Centre, Fort Wayne
IN
Who: Over 60 businesses and
organizations will be there b/c they
want to hire YOU!!! Contact the
ERC for more information.
Summer 2008 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 8:30 AM - 12:00, Monday, May
19 - Tuesday June 3, 2008 (no class on
Memorial Day). Contact Dr. Kevin Miller
if you have questions. Summer tuition
fees apply.
J-Term in France and Spain
2009:
Profs. Todd Martin and Silvia Choi
are interested in traveling with
students to France and Spain next
J-Term, but they need to get at
least fourteen interested students
by the end of the semester to begin
making the arrangements. If you are
interested, contact either one of
them:
tmartin@huntington.edu /
4240 or
schoi@huntington.edu /
4322. The cost will be
approximately $2500; we will arrange
an informational meeting in the near
future. The basic plan would be to
travel for 12 days in France and
Spain. We would begin in Paris
where we would spend 4 or 5 days
visiting the city, including the
Champs Elysees, Arc de Triomphe, Les
Invalide, the Eiffel Tower, the
Latin Quarter, and Montmartre. Then
we would take a night train to
Barcelona for 2 days where we would
visit La Sagrada Familia, Montjuic
Hill, Barrio Gotico, Barcelona
Cathedral, and Las Ramblas. From
here we would head on Madrid for 3
days visiting Puerta del Sol, Plaza
Mayor, The Royal Palace, and the
Prado. Two of the days would be
spent in transit from the US to
Europe, one each way.
Oxford Advanced Studies program
Are you as
smart as you think you are? The Oxford
Advanced Studies program is offering a
course this summer from 1st to 25th
July. You’ll experience a taste of life as
an Oxford student, complete with visits
within and beyond Oxford. The course
features a strong academic program offered
in a range of subjects under a first-class
teaching staff of experienced British
graduates, with instruction based around
one-on one tutorials, allowing for
individual attention to specific interests
and requirements. This program is for
students with significant academic curiosity
and a mature approach to scholarship.
Contact Jon Stotts at
s207981@huntington.edu or visit
www.oasp.ac.uk for more information.
Recruiter in the DC
Monday,
April 7 Vector Marketing during
Lunch hour:
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:
http://my.huntington.edu
The user name=ID number and
the password=temporary
password was assigned to you.
Please check the portal
before attempting
to register for classes.
Off campus housing
Room Draw 2008-09 General Information
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Paid single rooms-
There will be an allotted number of
rooms in each residence hall that
students can have as single rooms.
In order to get one of these rooms,
you will need to pay room and a half
of room charge ($2425 / semester).
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Number Selection/Pre-Selection–
Students will select a number to
determine the order of room
selection. The selection of room
draw numbers will occur on
Thursday, April 10, 2008 from 9:00
AM - 4:00 PM in the HUB. This
process is completely random. There
is no benefit in coming to the
Selection Tables early in the day.
Every resident student is to select
a number. If for some reason you
are unable to attend room selection,
you may send a signed note with a
friend who can select a number for
you. The highest drawn number by a
student in a roommate pair is the
number used for Room Draw.
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Room Charts–will be posted in the residence halls prior to
selection to indicate which rooms
will be available for room draw.
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Waiting Lists– A student’s name may appear on multiple waiting lists.
If a resident places his/her name on
more than one waiting list, s/he
must declare which residence hall is
their first preference. Once a
student places his/her name on a
waiting list and a space becomes
available, s/he will automatically
be placed in that space. S/he will
not be notified prior to placement,
only after. Because of this,
students should be absolutely sure
of their choice to be placed on a
waiting list.
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Room/Dorm Selection– Students will select a room and dorm
starting on Tuesday, April 15, 2008.
Tuesday, April 15,2008
9:00 PM in the lower DC
Senior A & B
9:15 PM in the lower DC Junior A & B
10:00 PM in the lower DC Sophomore A
& B
10:30 PM in the lower DC Freshmen
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Consolidation Period – All residents not paying the single room rate
who are without a roommate in a room
designed for two occupants will be
consolidated with another student in
a similar situation or receive a new
student as a roommate.
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Squatter’s Rights – those students who are able to claim
squatter’s rights according to the
room selection procedures will only
be able to do so if they have
roommates.
Please direct your questions to Jesse
Brown x4028 or
jbrown@huntington.edu.
If you
are planning to live off campus,
please complete and submit the off
campus housing form (click
here) and turn it in to the
student development office. If you
are getting married, please turn in this
form (click
here).
Summer Housing
– Forester Village Apartments –
Students, if you will be staying in
Huntington for the summer and wish to
rent a Forester Village apartment please
contact Pam Rudy at extension 4003 or
prudy@huntington.edu
to apply and receive additional
information.
If
you are getting married this summer
and
returning next fall consider living on
campus in married student housing. Contact Pam Rudy at ext. 4003 or
prudy@huntington.edu for
additional information.
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Activities & Organizations |
Yearbook picture dates
Faculty, staff and students,
please put on your calendars the
dates for
yearbook pictures.
Pictures will be taken
TODAY
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Monday, March 31 and
Tuesday
April 1, 2008 from 9:00 AM to
7:00 PM.
Location: lower level of
Wright Hall in the study
lounge. There is no fee for the
sitting - only if you order a
package.
Seniors will not need to
sign up in advance for their
sitting. There will be a
photographer just for senior
pictures on location so you can
come at anytime during the
listed hours of operation.
We would like to include as many
faculty, staff, and students as
possible in the next yearbook.
Be a
Forester...Run for Student Senate
2008-2009!
If you
are interested in representing the
student body by serving on Student
Senate, you can find your petition
online at
www.huntington.edu/senate.
Go to the "Links/Extras" tab and then
click on one of the petition links.
Petitions
are due by April 9
in the
Senate office mail slot.
Any
questions, e-mail
cassierudy@huntington.edu
or
juliemccoy@huntington.edu.
How Long Do You Plan to Sit on Your Can?
Alpha Gamma Pi Presents:
Car Sit/ Canned Food Drive
benefiting Love, Inc.
Saturday April 19 from 1-7:00 PM
More details and team registration
coming soon.
Joe Mertz Center’s Urban
Plunge to
April 18-20th
If you’re interested
in this weekend mission work,
attend the call-out meeting or contact
jmc@huntington.edu
CALL-OUT MEETING:
Monday, March 31st
@ 9:00 p.m.
Outside student development office
located upper level of
the HUB.
SAB
Applications
Applications will be available for
SAB positions after spring break on
Tuesday, March 25 in the student
development office. They are due
back on Tuesday, April 8.
Interviews on Thursday, April 10.
Questions contact Alison Sharpe or
Dan Fleming (mascot). online
applications
HUNTINGTON
UNIVERSITY
CO-ED INTRAMURAL
DODGE BALL
Sign your team up before
March 31 by emailing
rlawson@huntington.ed
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be sure to designate
a captain
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maximum roster size
of 12 players
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you certainly do NOT
have to have playing experience to
play
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do not have to have a
female on your roster
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2 Matches per night,
each match is a best of three
opening night is April 6th
with games running on Sunday nights.
Post season tournament will be held on
Sunday, May 4th
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HUNTINGTON
UNIVERSITY
CO-ED INTRAMURAL
VOLLEYBALL
Sign your team up before
March 31 by emailing
rlawson@huntington.edu
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be sure to designate
a captain
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maximum roster size
of 10 players ( max. 2 varsity
volleyballers/team)
-
you certainly do NOT
have to have playing experience to
play
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6v6 in the fieldhouse
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Matches are best of
three , with rally scoring to 21
Opening night is April 6th;
games run on Sunday & Wednesday nights.
Post season tournament will be held on
April 30th and May 4th
Watch
for cash attached to your
vending machine
snacks
and use it to buy
more great snacks!
Over ten prizes between $0.60
and $5.00 each!
HINT: TRY THESE ITEMS...
- Doritos
Cool Ranch -
- Oatmeal
to Go -
OUR VENDING MACHINE
LOCATIONS:
PERC
* MCA
basement *
Loew-Brenn
Commuter Lounge
Wright basement *
Roush
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Science
Hall 1st floor
Miller
basement *
Maintenance garage *
Hardy basement
JMC Info
Spring Work Day
The
JMC is hosting their annual
Spring Work Day on April 12th
from 8:30 to noon. Meet in
the DC at 8:00 a.m. for free
breakfast and a free t-shirt.
Come and be involved in a great
service project that unites the
campus in a day of giving back
to the community. If you are
interested in participating
either sign up with your floor,
or you can email Amie Arthur.
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JMC Paid Positions Available
The
Joe Mertz Center for Volunteer
Service is
looking for a few good people…
Do
you have a
heart for service?
If so, maybe you should consider
a program coordinator position
with the Joe Mertz Center. We
are currently looking for four
students who have an interest in
serving those in need,
encouraging the HU community to
get involved in volunteerism,
and organizing specific programs
through the JMC.
Applications for JMC Leadership
Positions are available and can
be picked up in Student Services
in the upper level of the HUB.
Application deadline is April 2.
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It’s not too late to get
involved!
Have you been wanting to get
involved in Huntington, but
don’t know where to start?
Below is some information about
just a few of the things the JMC
is involved with.
Adopt a Grandparent
Spend time with an elderly man
or woman who at a local nursing
home. This could be things like
taking them on a walk outside,
playing a game, or watching
television. Visit once a week
on your own schedule.
Adult Literacy
The Adult Literacy Program
provides opportunities for
adults in need of literacy
skills and refresher basics in
reading, writing and math.
Bingo Buddies
Visit and play bingo with
elderly residents at a local
nursing home every Wednesday
night.
Boys and Girls Club
The Huntington Boys and Girls
Club is open Monday – Friday
2:30 to 7:30. It provides a
safe place for youth K-12 to
come, participate in games,
clubs, and gym activities, get
homework help, and have a free
meal. Volunteers can spend time
helping in the game room,
building relationships, and
being a positive role model for
club members.
Kid’s Club
Huntington Kid’s Club is an
outreach program to unchurched
8-12 year olds in the Huntington
community. College students and
adults from the community build
relationships with the kids by
meeting in small groups on
Monday nights and once a month
for an activity outside of the
club.
Love Church
Love Church in Fort Wayne has a
Thursday night children’s
program that needs volunteers to
spend time with inner-city
kids.
Meal Ministry
New Life Fellowship Church in
down-town Huntington serves a
free meal, open to anyone, every
night of the week. Help serve
the meals and get to know the
people that come in.
Open Door
Deliver meals to elderly
shut-ins and families in need!
Organized by St. Mary’s Catholic
Church, volunteers stop by the
church to pick up food and get
assigned a route to which they
deliver that day’s meal
Volunteer 911
This program responds to the
various calls that the JMC gets
from local residents and/or
organizations that are in need
of immediate assistance.
Volunteers will be immediately
rallied to respond to the
specific need. Services range
from raking leaves to
babysitting to shoveling snow to
running errands for the elderly,
etc.
If you would like more
information about a program,
email:
jmc@huntington.edu
We’re happy to let you know how
you can get involved, or answer
any questions!
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