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.
January
Tuesday
10:00 AM Bill Fisher
Wednesday 9:30
PM Ekklesia
Thursday 10:00
AM Arthur Wilson Fort Wayne Area YFC
February
Friday 11:00 AM Bible
Study #10 Dr. Dave Rahn
Applications for
Campus
Ministries
Coordinators
(CMC) and Joyful
Noise
Applications are
now available
for positions in
the Campus
Ministries
department for
the 2008-2009
school year.
You can find
applications for
Campus
Ministries
Coordinators
(CMC) and Joyful
Noise positions
available
on-line or you
can stop by the
Campus
Ministries
Office to pick
up a copy. Find
the applications
on line at:
https://my.huntington.edu/ics/Spiritual_Life/
Applications
for CMCs
are due
February 8th.
Applications
for
Joyful Noise
are due
February 22nd.
Auditions
will be
Monday
night,
February 25th.
Please feel free
to contact the
Campus
Ministries
office if you
have questions
concerning this
process.
Mathematics
presentations on
campus
Friday, February
1 from 4:00 to 4:50
PM in Hiner Hall
The Christians in
Scientific Careers
seminar series will
start off this
semester with
mathematics students
Alicia Hoffmann and
Ashley Meyer
presenting their
summer research in
mathematics on
Friday, February 1,
from 4:00 to
4:50 PM in Hiner
Hall of the Science
Hall. Alicia
Hoffmann’s
presentation is
entitled “Finite vs.
Infinite Fullerenes
and the Ihara Zeta
Function” and Ashley
Meyer’s presentation
is entitled
“Effective Condition
Number”. The
campus and the
public are invited
to attend, and the
seminar counts for
elective chapel
credit. The
following week,
Alicia and Ashley
will also be
presenting their
talks at the Women
in Mathematics
conference in
Nebraska.
Friday,
February 15 at 4:00 in Hiner Hall
Dr. Bobbi Buchholz,
Assistant Professor of Mathematics, will present a summary of her
recent doctoral dissertation research entitled “Self-Adjoint Matrix
Equations on Time Scales” at 4:00 PM, also in Hiner Hall.
Refreshments will be served. The campus and the public are
invited to attend, and the seminar counts for elective chapel
credit.
Venture
Banquet Room A of the Dining Commons
from 6-8:00 PM on
February 13.
Interested in the
outdoors? HU is sponsoring a Venture Crew and
invites all outdoor enthusiasts to join. You can
learn more about Venture by dropping by for a
few minutes at an open house in Banquet Room A
of the Dining Commons from 6-8:00 PM on February
13. Typical Venture activities include
high-country backpacking, road bike touring,
rock climbing, SCUBA certification, multi-day
ski trips, kayak and canoe touring, COPE, and
other wilderness-oriented programming. Venture
is a BSA-affiliated program for men and women
from ages 14 to 21 that promotes wilderness
adventure and leadership development. For more
information please contact Jeff Webb, Tom Ayers,
Mike Rowley, or Connie Updike.
Want to
Study Abroad Next Year?
If you’re
planning on studying off-campus during the next school
year, Fall ’08 or Spring ’09, your HU. Off-Campus
application is due by the first week of February.
You can find the application at
http://www.huntington.edu/golearn/application/application.pdf,
and you may drop it off at the OCIS office, room 298 in
Loew-Brenn. If you have any questions, email Jon Stotts
at
s207981@huntington.edu.
NOW’S THE TIME TO FIND THAT
SUMMER JOB!!
Camp Days 2008 will
be held Tuesday, February 5 on the lower level of
the DC. Approximately 25 representatives will be on
campus to talk with students interested in summer
positions. If you are thinking about working at a
camp this summer, this is a great opportunity for
you to make connections with various camp
recruiters. Plan NOW to attend!
Representatives in the DC during the lunch hour:
Wednesday, February 6
– Camp Living Waters
Friday, February 8 –
Camp Summit
Tuesday, February 12 –
Gull Lake Ministries
NEWS FROM HEALTH SERVICES
Parkview Health
Laboratories, in cooperation with Huntington
University, will be returning to campus again this
year on Tuesday, February 12 from 7: AM -
10:00 AM , to offer blood testing to
the Huntington University students, staff, & family
members. If you are interested in scheduling an
appointment for blood work, please contact Susie
Rahn at ext. 4072 or via e-mail. The location for
the blood tests will be in the upper level
of Habecker Dining Commons. Participants
will need to be fasting for 12 hours
prior to having their blood
drawn. (May continue all prescribed medications
with sips of water.) The following is a list of
tests being offered and the discounted charges for
students and staff. Charges for family members will
be slightly higher and will not receive the
discount. Participants will receive a receipt,
which will include CPT codes for insurance purposes
or the FLEX plan.
Chem. 17 $10
(Checks blood for a number of things, such as good
and bad cholesterol, triglycerides, glucose, etc.)
Hemogram $8
(Checks red & white blood cells and iron) Can help
to rule out anemia.
TSH $20 (Thyroid
test - checks for over or under active thyroid).
CRP $20 (Checks
the protein to help predict the risk of developing
cardiovascular disease, etc).
PSA $13 (Checks
blood for Prostate concerns in men).
Again, appointments are
required for these tests. Please contact Susie Rahn
at the above number by February 4.
IMPORTANT
NOTICE
FOR
FINANCIAL
AID:
IMPORTANT
NOTICE
FOR
FINANCIAL
AID
Remember
to
file
your
FAFSA
(Free
Application
for
Federal
Student
Aid)
by
March
10,
2008.
You
can
do
this
by
going
to
the
web
site
at
www.fafsa.ed.gov
after
January
1st.
We
encourage
you
to
print
off
the
FAFSA
On
The
Web
Worksheet
listed
under
step
1.
This
will
help
you
to
be
prepared
for
the
information
requested
in
step
2.
If
you
filed
the
paper
FAFSA
for
2007/2008,
you
will
not
receive
a
renewal
application
at
your
home
address.
If
you
filed
on
the
web,
you
should
receive
an
email
notifying
you
to
file
online.
If
you
wish
to
file
the
paper
FAFSA
you
will
have
to
contact
the
Federal
Student
Aid
Information
Center
(FSAIC)
at
1-800-433-3243
to
have
the
forms
mailed
to
you.
YOU
MUST
FILE
THE
FAFSA
TO
RECEIVE
ANY
STATE
AND/OR
FEDERAL
AID
AND
TO
QUALIFY
FOR
A
FEDERAL
STAFFORD
LOAN.
Attention
January
Graduates:
If
you
have
borrowed
a Federal
Stafford
Loan
or
Federal
Perkins
Loan,
you
will
need
to
do
your
online
exit
counseling.
The
Stafford
Loan
Exit
Counseling
is
on
our
website
at
www.huntington.edu/finaid
and
the
Perkins
Loan
Exit
Counseling
website
is
www.uasexit.com
Thank
You!
Important Notice…
East of
Chicago has closed permanently. The DC was notified
late last week. We are sorry for any inconvenience
this may cause. Bonus points may still be spent at
Coffee D'Vine, Tree of Life Bookstore, and
Norms.
 Meal
Plans for Spring Semester
All changes need to
be made by Thursday,
January 31, 2008.
To review meal plan
options click
here.
Changes may be made
by emailing
mpasko@huntington.edu
or downloading the
form and submitting
it to Margaret in
the Student
Development Office.
Questions? Contact
Margaret Pasko at
359-4026.
All changes need to
be made by Thursday,
January 31, 2008.
No changes will be accepted after January 31.
J-term meals
go through
Sunday, January 27
dinner. J-term
Break is January
24-27 and students
may eat during this
time w/o forfeiting
the $100 Flex bonus.
The
Spring
semester meal plans
begin Monday at
breakfast on January
28, 2008.
Reminder:
Meal plans A, B, C, D, and E are A plans during J-term. If
you don't eat over J-term during the above dates $100 will be
credited to your Flex dollars. Those on the E meal plan
are not included in the $100 Flex credit option.
Norm’s hours
-
Reopens on Monday,
January 28, 2008.
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Activities & Organizations |
Summer Job
Opportunity
Are you looking for a great
opportunity to gain valuable career experience? Do
you want to live on Campus for the summer? I have
the job for you! I am searching for three summer
Residential
Conference Assistants (RCA’s) to join the
2008 Summer Conference Team. This is a 10-week
position commencing May 27 and concluding August 1,
2008. Applications are available at the Merillat
Centre for the Arts office (box office). If you
have questions or need additional information,
contact Steve Pozezanac at the MCA, ext. 4260,
spozezanac@huntington.edu . Get ready to have
some Summer Fun and join our Conference Team!!
Attention Huntington University graphic arts
students!
Huntington’s First Church of
the Nazarene is starting a new ministry for
twenty-something's on Saturday nights
beginning in April. The goal of the
ministry is to reach people your age –
people who may not feel comfortable in the
“traditional” church setting, but who are
still very interested in learning more about
Christ. We need your help to come up with a
logo to represent this new, exciting
ministry! The title of the new
ministry is Intersection. The
“tag line” for the ministry is where
life meets faith. We envision some
sort of street signs intersecting with
“life” and “faith,” but we are definitely
NOT set on that as an idea. We’d love for
you to tap into your creative juices to come
up with the perfect logo. We would like the
word “Intersection” to be prominent with the
tag line secondary.
A $50 award will be given to
the person whose design our group chooses!
The deadline to submit logos
is February
29, 2008. Please contact Amy Mattox
at ext. 4013 or by emailing
amattox@huntington.edu if you have any
questions or need clarification about the
contest. Also, please submit your logo
ideas to Amy’s email address in PDF format.
Thanks and good luck!
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Pizza Hut for Missions
A group
of Huntington University
and Huntington North
High School students are
planning a mission trip
to La Ceiba, Honduras
over spring break. A
fund raiser to help
cover expenses is being
sponsored by the local
Pizza Hut on February
18. To support this
ministry, please plan to
eat dinner at Pizza Hut
on the 18 between 5:00
and 8:00 PM. Our team
will earn $1 for each
adult buffet purchased,
as well as all tips
received.
Thanks
for your support!
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Faith Community Church
of God
located at
3615 N. Norwood Rd.
You are invited to attend a
young adult class taught by
Dr. Webb. For more
information go to
www.faithcchog.org.
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Union Church at the Vine
40 Vine Street (beside Coffee d'Vine) Huntington. Time for Sunday night service: 6:00 PM. Teaching that is relevant to everyday life will be provided by our Senior Pastor, Jeff Carrell. Don't worry about dressing up, please be comfortable. Any information regarding service please call 758-2550, ext. 4.
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Drummer Needed Bible Baptist Church (located by Auto Zone) is seeking a drummer for 9:00 AM worship service. Contact Jason Boothman by phone: 358-0040 or email
jboothman@huntington.edu.
Cheerleading
Clinic
Saturday, February 9 from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM @ the MPERC
The Huntington University cheerleading squad will be hosting a cheer clinic on Saturday, February 9, 2008 from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Girls between the ages of 5 and 14 are invited to participate at a cost of $25 per person. The clinic will be held at the Merillat Complex (MPERC) on Huntington University’s campus. Registration forms for the clinic will be available in the main office or athletic office of each Huntington County elementary and junior high school, as well as in Huntington University’s athletic office. Participants may also register at the door the day of the clinic. If you have questions about the clinic, you may contact head coach, Candace Cooper, at 260.224.0179.
Free
Pizza
Card
Papa
John’s
Buy
One
Get
One
Free
Pizza
cards
available
now
for
only
$5!
Buy
an
extra
large
or
large
pizza
at
regular
price
and
get
the
second
one
free!
Card
can
be
used
up
to
30
times
and
is
good
nationwide!
Hurry,
as
cards
expire
in
April
and
quantities
are
limited!
Contact
Pete
Schownir
at
ext.
4045
or
pschownir@huntington.edu.
Student Senate
Impact
Initiative
Scholarship
Scholarship
applications are
not due until
Monday, February
4.
Applications for
the Impact
Initiative.
Hard copies will
be available in
the files
outside the
Senate office
door. You
may also print
off the
application by
going to
Senate's webpage
(www.huntington.edu/senate)
and clicking on
the "Good Stuff"
tab.
Scholarship
applications are
not due until
Monday, February
4.
Applicants must
be current
sophomores.
The scholarship
is awarded to
one student and
totals $2,000
($1,000 per
junior and
senior year).
Any questions,
please e-mail
Student Senate's
Executive Board
at
senate@huntington.edu.
Spring
Break Trip to Monessen, PA
Come
check out an opportunity to travel
to an area of the country that is in
desperate need, to do service work,
and to have discussions about
community development, poverty, and
what it all means for us as
students. Cost would be around $250.
For more information e-mail Stephen
Milliken at
s166761@huntington.edu.
Hate Crime Prevention
Legislation
Several
people who attended the
Martin Luther King, Jr.
Convocation on Monday have
asked about Reverend Michael
Latham comments regarding
the petition supporting hate
crime legislation. Below is
a combination of a letter
from the National
Association for the
Advancement of Colored
People (NAACP) and two
articles (January
8
Journal Gazette
and
January 5
News
Sentinel)
summarizing a
sparsely-attended meeting
with Indiana State
Representative Win Moses (D-
Fort Wayne) about hate
crimes. For further
information click
here.
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