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
April
Tuesday 10:00
AM Dr. Blair Dowden
Wednesday
9:30
PM Ekklesia
Baker/Roush CMCs
Thursday 10:00
AM Senior Chapel
Friday 11:00 AM
No convocation
HU students are invited to attend the Fort Wayne Citywide Worship
event to be held this coming Saturday, May 10. Citywide features
musicians and vocalists from all over the region backed by an
incredible light and sound production. Citywide begins at 7 p.m.
and will be held at the Scottish Rite Auditorium. Advance tickets
are $10 and available at the HU bookstore. HU is one of the
sponsors of this event.
For
more info on Citywide go to
www.fwcitywideworship.com.
January Term class to Greece and Turkey
Huntington
University is offering a January Term
class to Greece and Turkey in early
January 2009. The two week class will
visit the ancient remains of most of the
cities that the apostle Paul evangelized
during his missionary journeys:
Ephesus, Galatia, Colossae, Corinth and
Athens. Additionally, we will visit the
cities addressed in the book of
Revelation: Pergamon, Sardis, Smyrna,
Laodicea, Philadelphia and Ephesus.
Those interested should call Prof.
Fairchild at Ext. 2035.
Final Exam
Schedule Students who have three
or more final exams (at least two of
which are comprehensive finals) on the
same day may petition to take an exam at
a different time. Travel plans are
NOT a basis for petitioning for a
schedule change. Make sure that
your travel plans are based on when you
will have completed your exams. Contact
the Dean’s office for a petition form.
The final exam schedule may be found on
the Registrar’s page of the website.
Students Who
Expect To Graduate In May:
Remember
that you MUST attend the
Commencement ceremony in order to
graduate from Huntington. (See catalog,
p.48). Do not plan trips, weddings, or
other festivities which would keep you
from sharing the graduation ceremony
with your classmates. Commencement will
be on Saturday, May 17.
Saints Bible
Institute
Located in San Lorenzo,
Italy, Saints Bible Institute combines
academic Biblical training with
practical mission work. Students take
courses in archeology, missions,
communication, and Biblical studies
while experiencing the challenge of
church-planting in modern Italy. A
representative from SBI will be on
campus on Thursday, May 1st. Stop by his
table during dining hours in the DC to
learn more. You can also check out the
website at
www.saintsbibleinstitute.org or
email Jon Stotts at
s207981@huntington.edu.
Students
interested touring with the message of
Hope! > > >
Oxford Advanced Studies program
> > >
Recruiters in DC
The following
recruiters are looking for additional summer
help and will be on campus during the lunch
hour:
Gull Lake
Ministries – Tuesday, May 6
Sports Life
Camps – Friday, May 9
Math Senior Seminar
Thursday- May 8 at 4:00 PM @ Science 125
Paradoxical Statistics and
Nontransitive Dice:
Exploring the Unintuitive
Kevin Keller
plus
Kevin’s report on his semester spent in
Budapest
Reminder about
Mail Service Over
the Summer
Before you leave the
campus, please
remember to turn in
your mailbox key in
the original
envelope.
You must return
your mail key to
Mailing Services in
Becker Hall. ANY
KEYS NOT RETURNED
WILL BE ASSESSED A
$25 FINE.
The last day we will
put mail in student
mailboxes is
Tuesday, May 15th.
PLEASE CLEAN OUT
YOUR MAILBOXES.
All items will be
thrown away except
for the first-class
mail. Only
first-class mail
will be forwarded.
Magazines,
newspapers,
catalogs, etc. will
not be forwarded.
All first-class
mail is forwarded at
the mailroom staff’s
convenience.
Students – Please go to this link
http://campus.huntington.edu/mail_dup/summer_address/
before you leave for
the summer to let
Mailing Services
know the address
that you would like
your mail to be
forwarded to this
summer. ONLY
FIRST CLASS MAIL
WILL BE FORWARDED. If
you are not
returning in the
fall, please leave
Mailing Services
your permanent
address to forward
mail to. If you have
any questions, call
Amy Johnson at x4034
or email
ajohnson@huntington.edu.
Library End of
Semester Hours
Date
Open
Close
LAST WEEK OF CLASSES
Monday, May
5
7:30 AM
midnight
Tuesday, May
6
7:30 AM
midnight
Wednesday, May
7 7:30
AM midnight
Thursday, May
8 7:30
AM midnight
Friday, May
9
7:30 AM
10:00 PM
Saturday, May
10 7:30
AM 11:00 PM
Sunday,May
11
2:00 PM
midnight
FINALS WEEK
Monday, May
12 7:30
AM midnight
Tuesday, May
13 7:30
AM midnight
Wednesday, May
14 7:30
AM midnight
Thursday, May
15 7:30
AM 5:00 PM
Friday, May
16
7:30 AM 5:00
PM
END OF SEMESTER
Saturday, May
17
CLOSED
Sunday, May
18
CLOSED
SUMMER HOURS
Monday, May
19 7:30
AM 7:00 PM
Tuesday, May
20 7:30
AM 7:00 PM
Wednesday, May
21 7:30
AM 7:00 PM
Thursday, May
22 7:30
AM 7:00 PM
Friday, May
23
7:30 AM 5:00
PM
Saturday-Monday, May
24-26 CLOSED
for MEMORIAL DAY
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Activities & Organizations |
Freshman HU Mugs
Dates: May 7, 8, 9
Times: 11:00 AM-1:00 PM and 6-7:00 PM
Where: Upper Level DC
Remember your spoons during
registration! Come pick up your
personalized HU mug as a gift from the
Alumni Office.
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Sophomore Class Party
Day: Monday
Date: May 12
Time: 9-11:00 PM
Where: Front sidewalk of the Administration Annex
Sophomores, come and caffeinate your central nervous system with
some soda and enjoy a few snacks
provided by the Alumni Office.
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Junior Class Party
Day: Tuesday
Date: May 13
Time: 7-9pm
Where: Front sidewalk of the Administration Annex
Juniors, come and enjoy a root beer float provided by the Alumni
Office.
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The
Mnemosyne (HU yearbook)
i s
seeking applicants for a few staff
openings for next year. Below you will
find a brief description of the
position. There are multiple openings
for this position. Applications are now
available in the Student Development
Office and can be picked up during
normal business hours.
Section Coordinator
Write
stories for the spreads in the assigned
section and contact the appropriate
people for quotes/information:
-Place
photos on the spreads
-Write
captions for the photos
-Offer
ideas and feedback to the Editorial
staff
-Help
the Editorial staff with other small
duties that may need carried out
(example: placing text on a spread that
is not in the assigned section)
If you
have questions about this or other
questions about opportunities with the
Mnemosyne staff, feel free to email the
yearbook editor, Michelle Antus.
Student Athletic Trainers
> > >
Land
a job for this coming fall
before you head home for the
summer!!
Need an on-campus
job for the 2008-2009 school
year? The Admissions Office is
looking for students interested
in calling prospective HU
students a couple of evenings
during the week. Qualified
students should be talkative,
love Huntington, and love
talking about Huntington.
Please stop by the admissions
office or get in touch with
April Meyer
ameyer@hutington.edu or
extension 4358) before May 9th
to schedule an interview.
Student Worker Needed in EXCEL
Office
The Huntington University EXCEL
Office has an opening for a student
worker for 18 hours per week.
Student must be proficient with
Microsoft Word and computer savvy.
Preferred candidates would be
available year round. If interested
please send a resume to
dburton@huntington.edu.
Job
Opportunity-Any Discipline!
Join a fun, fast-paced work
environment with a State Farm Agent
in Huntington! Great pay, no
experience required. We are the #1
provider of home and auto insurance
in America. We also offer financial
products from IRA’s to loans. Our
products are in demand, because the
value we provide is unmatched. If
you are interested but not
graduating this May, this can also
be a part-time position as we will
work around your schedule if you are
the right candidate.
Send a resume and
brief (100 word or less) explanation
of why you would be a good addition
to our team. Questions? Contact
Kelly McDonald at
kelly.mcdonald.ppvi@statefarm.com
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