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.
February
Tuesday
10:00 AM Praise and Worship
Wednesday 9:30
PM Ekklesia
-emerging worship
@Good Shepherd church
Thursday 10:00
AM Floor Chapel (commuters will meet in
Hiner Hall)
Friday 11:00 AM Bible
Study 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 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.
Service Emphasis Week
February 12th to 14th
Tuesday 10:00 AM and
7:00 PM
Daniel Wallace – “What’s Love
Got to do with it?”
- “The Power is in the Truth”
Wednesday 11:00 AM
Break out sessions in LBH
Wednesday 9:30 PM
Pastor Phil Mortensen- “Lies
that Hinder Ministry to the Poor
and Needy” Part I
Thursday 10:00 AM
Pastor Phil Mortensen – Part II
Romans 15:1-3
Strength is for service, not
status. Each one of us needs to
look after the good of the
people around us, asking
ourselves, "How can I help?"
That's exactly what Jesus did.
He didn't make it easy for
himself by avoiding people's
troubles, but waded right
in and helped out.
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.
BUSINESS CONCEPT CHALLENGE
Do you have a
business idea? This competition is
designed specifically for high school and/or
college students who have an idea for a new
venture or want to expand an existing one.
Participants must provide a 1-2 page
executive summary along with the attached
application. Application deadline is
3:00 PM on Monday, March 31. Free workshops
will be offered in February and March to
help prepare your concept. The first
place finisher will receive $750 along with
the opportunity to apply for a summer
internship with the Northeast Indiana
Innovation Center to further
develop his/her business concept. The
second place finisher will receive $500 and
the third place finisher will receive $250.
Application is available online click
here
to download.
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 lunch hour:
Monday, February 4
– YMCA Camp Crosley
Wednesday, February 6
– Camp Living Waters
Friday, February 8 –
Camp Summit
Tuesday, February 12 –
Gull Lake Ministries
Gull Lake Ministries is looking for college
students who love Jesus and want to make a
difference for Him. We are a Youth Camp for
families, combining joyful service and energetic
programs to bring about Christ centered change in
the lives of moms, dads, kids, and the whole family.
We’re not about doing Christian camping - we are
about JESUS in a Christian camp environment!! Our
positions include Counselors, Ropes Instructors,
Boat Drivers, Sound Tech, Front Desk, Cooks, Work
Crew, Videographers, Musicians, and Maintenance. The
pay for college students is $1,000
for half of the summer and $2,000
for the whole summer. Check it out at
www.gulllake.org or contact Kim Heavey at
269-671-6326 or
kimberlyh@gulllake.org.
Work at
camp this summer and get paid $275/week!
Impact 2818 (www.impact2818.com)
is a Christian camping ministry in northern
Indiana and is looking for young Christian
leaders to serve in our ministries. Come
check us out for more info, or just some
free snacks! We will be at Norm's Place in
the HUB on Wednesday, Feb. 13 from
7:00-8:00 PM. See you there!
Want to Study
Abroad Next Year?
Off-Campus
application is due by the first week of February
If you’re
planning on studying off-campus during the next school
year, Fall ’08 or Spring ’09, your H.U. 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.
Important dates for Education Majors:
Spring Junior Block Luncheon #1:
Wednesday, April 16, 2008; noon – 1:00 PM
KDP Induction: Monday, April 21, 2008
NEWS FROM HEALTH SERVICES
Appointments are
required for these tests. Please contact Susie
Rahn at the above number by TODAY- Monday, February
4.
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.
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Activities & Organizations |
HU Student Senate
Operation SWAP
Hey
HU guys and gals! While Norm the
Forester remains elusive, Dr.
Dowden does not!
How would you like to be Dr. Dowden
for a day? HU Student
Senate can make this happen for
YOU! The Senate is sponsoring
Operation SWAP, a day where one HU
student gets to be Dr. Dowden for
one day, take his place, and live
his life. Meanwhile,
Dr.
Dowden gets to live your life!
He will participate in all of your
classes and BE YOU for a day!
How can all this happen? On
Monday and Tuesday sign up for your
chance to win Operation SWAP at the
table as you enter the DC for lunch
or supper, or at the table in the
HUB during lunch on either of those
days. Sign-ups are $1...
and it's for a good cause!
The money goes to the Senate Relief
Fund, in order to help out HU
students in need. So you could be
Dr. Dowden AND help out one of your
fellow students!
HUTC presents Radium Girls
"no one
meant for it to happen. Everyone
thought radium was a miracle cure
all, until people started dying." (
Mark Lawrence).
A play by D.W. Gregory based on true
events. Play runs February 7
and 8 at 7:30 PM and February 9 at
2:00 and 7:30 PM.
For ticket
information contact the MCA box
office 359-4260.
WANTED: First
Year Student Mentors
Applications and references are due no
later than Friday, February 22
Applications are now available for
students interested in becoming a Mentor of First Year Students for
2008-09. If you are a current
sophomore or junior who possess strong
social skills, concern and empathy for
first year students, have a
strong Christian commitment, are
involved in campus activities, have
a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher, AND
will be living on campus next
year, this position is for you! Stop by
the Student Development Services office,
located on the upper level of the HUB, for an application. If you
have any questions, please contact
Martha Smith at ext. 4040. Click
here
to download the
application for New Mentor and
here for Returning
Mentor.
Give more than your Heart this
Valentine’s Day! Save a Life.
Donate!
The next JMC Blood Drive is
Thursday, February 14,
from 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM
in the
Nursing Department,
located on the lower level of
the Science Hall
Sign ups will be in the DC all
next week during lunch and
dinner. Or sign up on your own
at
www.givelife.org,
search HU to register. Hope to
see you there! Questions?
Contact
Katie
Brown.
Grandparents
Day
The third annual
Grandparents Day will be held on
Tuesday, April 29, 2008. Students are
asked to provide the name and address of
their grandparents so an invitation can
be sent to the grandparents. It will be
helpful for our records if you can
indicate which grandparents are your
mother’s parents and which grandparents
are your father’s parents. A sign up
table will be in the Dining Commons on
Monday, February 11th during
lunch and dinner and at Norm’s Place on
Tuesday, February 12th during
lunch. If these times do not fit your
schedule, you can e-mail the information
to
phirschy@huntington.edu.
Thanks for your help! Paul Hirschy
105.5 Fuse FM shirts
are now available for purchase in the
campus bookstore.
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!!
All
Outdoor Enthusiasts
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 x4243, Tom Ayers
x4002, Mike Rowley x4277, or Connie
Updike.x4218.
Huntington University’s Softball Team is
looking for a statistician.
This is a student paid position.
Interested candidates should be able be
at home games and to travel with the
team for away games. Please contact
Coach Doug Gower by email ASAP
dgower@huntington.edu. Please
see the attached schedule.
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
February
18 from 5:00-8:00 PM
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!
Global English
Connection
Did
you know that Fort
Wayne is the home of
the largest
population of
Burmese refugees in
America? Global
English Connection
is a ministry at
Fellowship
Missionary Church
designed to help
these people with
practical needs
including provision
of clothing,
tutoring and English
language
development. They
are seeking a number
of volunteers to
work with children,
high school students
and adults. For more
information or to
volunteer, please
contact Nick
Johnson, the program
director at (260)
749-7533. The church
is located at 2536
Tillman Road, Fort
Wayne.
Cheerleading
Clinic
Saturday, February 9 from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM @ the MPERC
If you have questions about the clinic, you may contact head coach, Candace Cooper, at 260.224.0179.
Student Senate
Impact
Initiative
Scholarship
Scholarship
applications are
not due until
Monday, February
4.
Any questions,
please e-mail
Student Senate's
Executive Board
at
senate@huntington.edu.
LOST
a
black,
Velcro,
strap
knee
brace.
If
found
please
bring
it
to
the
student
development
office.
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